Can I use colored fire glass with this?
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From what we understand you can't use wood, paper, etc...............it uses gel. It is more decorative.......it is not made for cooking s'mores or hot dogs. We actually bought another fire pit to do "roasting" and to sit around the fire. We kept this fire bowl and use it by the pool. Gel gives off a different fire. Hope this helps!
650343
I have heard of some people using the colored fire glass but have not tried it myself.
650344
I haven t used colored fire glass But the rocks sit separately from the fuel productDont know if this helps you
1108505
I think you can. Color is gray if I remember I used paint after it dried to match color.
2105381
We did use fireglass. We didn't buy enough to use fireglass only in our firepit, but did add it to the the lava rock. The glass looked very pretty the way the fire shown off it. I would have preferred all fireglass but unfortunately didn't keep the pit. Had we kept it, I would have put all glass in the bowl.
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I am familiar with using fire glass with gas fireplaces (to obscure/hide the gas lines). So in this case, it is a bit different because this fire pit is wood burning. Technically, you could use fire glass with this product, but you would need to have the appropriate burner if you are just using fire glass. If you combine fire glass and logs, you'll have an interesting project to separate the glass from the ash after your fire has died out and the glass has cooled. There are no drainage holes in this fire pit--so if you plan to install a gas burner, you'll need to accommodate for that in your construction plans.
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I use the one I purchased for making silver & crystal pendants as the slightly broader flame can heat my piece more evenly with it's broader flame. The only times I used it on glass, the glass would crack if it was over about 4mm, both as was heating it and as it was cooling. Hope this helps
1298165
The glass doesn't burn at all . It's just for the looks. First of all when there's no fire the glass just looks good especially this color. When the fire is burning, the flames also looks good coming through the glass. Other than that the glass is hard and will not change or burn at all. It stays for years and years.
2160389
It is not recommended that you replace the logs and lave with fire glass. The manufacturer believes it might affect the performance of the unit and will void the warranty.
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NOT CLEAR ON THIS. I bought to flavor vodka with sour cherries. They are pyrex I think--so you might be able to do it unless it was superhot oil which would make the glass go into thermal shock.
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I don't have a propane fire pit, I use the gel fuel. I replaced the stones with fire glass and it looks much prettier than the stones that came with mine. but yes, they do turn black around the flame. I just add more glass on top and eventually replace the black glass with new glass. If you are thrifty, you can probably clean them and put them back in, but I'm too lazy for that:) I will probably collect the black ones and save them and try to clean some day so I don't have to buy new glass but for the moment, I have enough glass bought ahead that I don't have to worry about it for a while. It's just soot from the smoke. If u stick with the stones then buying a darker color is probably your best bet. I don't have a propane fire pit, I use the gel fuel. I replaced the stones with fire glass and it looks much prettier than the stones that came with mine. but yes, they do turn black around the flame. I just add more glass on top and eventually replace the black glass with new glass. If you are thrifty, you can probably clean them and put them back in, but I'm too lazy for that:) I will probably collect the black ones and save them and try to clean some day so I don't have to buy new glass but for the moment, I have enough glass bought ahead that I don't have to worry about it for a while.... » Read More I don't have a propane fire pit, I use the gel fuel. I replaced the stones with fire glass and it looks much prettier than the stones that came with mine. but yes, they do turn black around the flame. I just add more glass on top and eventually replace the black glass with new glass. If you are thrifty, you can probably clean them and put them back in, but I'm too lazy for that:) I will probably collect the black ones and save them and try to clean some day so I don't have to buy new glass but for the moment, I have enough glass bought ahead that I don't have to worry about it for a while. It's just soot from the smoke. If u stick with the stones then buying a darker color is probably your best bet. « Show Less
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Yes, cover it all with glass; just leave the little part where the flame comes out exposed.
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I asked when I bought mine and was told by Camp Chef I could use fire glass in place of the lava rock.
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Yes, but the glass will not glow like embers and typically isn't mixed with logs. The glass is high heat tolerant and is fine with natural gass or propane.
1255118
We changed the lava rock in our outdoor fire pit to fireglass. I would recommend checking with the manufacturer of your fire pit.
168921
Yes you can, but never use a coil or gas burner and then use the glass top. Those other burners will warp the bottom and ruin it for your glass top.
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Yes you can. I replaced the lava with Fire glass and covered it completely and it works just fine.
1709476
The fire glass looks like pebbles that the fire goes through and it comes with a bag of fire glass. Actually more than will fit in the container so you have extra.
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I use it for red, love the shape and feel of glass but others have used it for white too