can u soot a projectile
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It is built as a real cannon, just mini sized. You can put a firecracker in it backwards, and it will blow smoke out the front, you can pack it with gunpowder and bb's or a lead shot, whatever. Just gotta be safe. Look on youtube.
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Yes just the puff when it ignites. Once the initial burnoff goes down its good from there.
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Hi Bobbi JeanIf you are using this on a fireplace window it will get the soot off. The glass will always soot up depending on what you are burning. I use it on a pellet stove. and use old newspapers. If you have a tractor supply place they usually have this in stock.
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It depends upon the size of the dust particles. The bigger chips will hit the screen and plug the system if there are a lot. The stone dust may be smaller than what the bag can handle and may just blow right through. I use a pair of filters, bag and cartrige,in my shop vac when I clean my pellet stove and I still get a bit of soot out the backend. I have 1-micron in most of my shop dust collection and I still have residue when I am doing heavy sanding or a lot of work with the table saw. It helps a lot with wood particles but it doesn't get every thing.
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I only used it for about a day before reading the the FDA warning about these types of air cleaners, but I didn't notice any soot. www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ozonegen.html‎
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I would say coals, yes, just be quick about it. Direct flames, I wouldn't risk it.
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You can spray it on wood but it won't stop wood from burning if it reaches its autoignition temperature of about 570 degrees F. It is designed to slow the speed it takes for materials to ignite from an open flame.
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Yes you can use these on a charcoal gril, you I waited until the flames went down, but there not supposed to burn.
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yes, I believe you can. My use for it requires that I not produce any soot so I buy refill wick in science stores.
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I have, it worked extremely well and covered like I was using a gun. Just keep in mind it won't cover as much as a typical aerosol can
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Yes you can use charcoal. We used a combo of a few briquettes and a few small pieces of hickory or Apple wood.
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You probably could, but honestly wouldn't recommend The fuel cans do get quite hot, and you will get a moderate amount of soot that end up on your floors
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If sparks hit the sail it could have little pin hole melted spots. Recommend don't BBQ directly under sail.
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I dont believe so. It really isn't made to do that but I haven't tried. Nor did I see any controls that give any indication that its possible.Air has to circulate otherwise you'd likely burn some component out.
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You can, but you'll need a good exhaust system like a full hood. It kicks up a lot of smoke.
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Yes you can. The charring rod only activates when you are smoking. Otherwise the main element gets hot, and cooks like any other pressure cooker.
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I have not used charcoal but I see no reason why you couldn't use it. The steal is strong and will handle any kind of burning material. It's a very well designed piece--I have used it at least 50 times and it holds up really well.