can I use this in my firepot
1247391
Yes, that is what I use it for, as it is almost impossible to find in stores anymore. Works great!
1247392
It works very well in a fire pot. I just wish it came in a citronella version, as some of the canned fuel gels do.
1247393
I'm not sure exactly what a firepot is, however maybe this will help. The gel is thin low viscosity , sort of the consistency of heavy cream. It is not solid as some of the canned fuel is. Pours very easily, and burns with a very light blue flame that can be difficult to see depending on ambient lighting.
1247394
The short answer is I don't know, partly because I don't know what a fire pot is. That being said, it seems to be a simple slow burning gel and I think would burn OK in any container that wouldn't melt. I think the container with mine is about the size of 1/3 to 1/2 cup and I had a lot of the gel leftover after completing the fondue (which needed to be removed). Hope this helps.
2200323
Can be, yes, just make sure it doesn't have direct contact with an open flame
1861835
It can be used with any heat source. The neat thing about the kettle is that you won't need liquid fuel if you can find leaves, wood pine cones, paper, etc... If you are above the vegitation line then alcholhol burner may make sense
1972804
I'd have to see the application.. I wouldn't use it near a completely open flame but if draped over something as an insulator without being in contact with the flame I wouldn't see why not...it handles the temperatures from my Firebox with ease and only slight discoloration..
929336
no it can be used again and again if needed. It is made of metal. IF it is used in a fire I would definitely check it out for damage before using it again.
503966
Yes you can it just depends on how many btu's your burner puts out, that will determine how vigorous your boil will be and how long it will take to get to a full boil with this pot
536255
I used it on an induction cooking unit and the pot did BURN! The fire department had to reset the fire alarm system.
197321
I wouldnt. I'd use only stainless steel or heavy aluminum. Fire gets really hot and could melt thin metals.
1380335
I don't think it would be effective no, you could get it in when it was cold, but unless you put something under it, it would be far below the optimum 1" level from flame, I have a transient model stove and it was quite clear to methey would never see each other in use.
488422
Yes you could but be prepared to buy a new wick...the burner is glass and solid but I needed to get a better quality wick for mine.
1704082
Yes you can but I am not sure how effective it will be. The cookware sites about 5 1/2" from the base of the fire. I am thinking that there would be substantial heat loss by the time it reach the top of the unit.
2118055
Possibly, however fire may damage the handles if left on the pot. On another point we found these pots warp quite quickly which really sucks considering the price of them. Very portable yes, mediocre quality!
980812
Yes you can. It's built heavy enough, like a mini sauce pan, and the wire handle is spot welded so it won't be affected like solder. Just have a pot holder handy if the handle gets too hot. Easier for me over a gas burner as I only need to use part of the flame for warming and melting. I have uploaded pics to show it's size better on a burner.
2154919
Yes, you can use in a stone fire pit. You'll have to have a small hole towards the ground for the hose hook up or a gas line.
1372938
I don't know why not. It functions like any gas stove. To meet fire codes in most places, the propane tank would need to be outside with a line coming through the wall
1371932
Yes you can but this goes through propane, I think it says at high flame it a regular propane tank will last 7-8 hours, I would find a small propane tank, camping world has a 1 gallon refillable tank. I am assuming that you are looking for something small for space requirements.. I love the fire pit and I will never be without one again when I am rving or camping...so much easier... enjoy
523474
I don't see why not. Great stuff but I used it on my indoor wood stove. I also agree with re-painting with high temp black paint.