1.
You Can’t Really Cook Over It
. Unlike Solo Stove’s smaller portable fire pits – the Lite, the Titan and the Campfire – you can’t easily cook over the Bonfire. (Other than hot dogs and marshmallows; it’s not a fire without s’mores!)
How do you cook over a solo Bonfire?
Can Solo Stove be used for cooking?
Solo Stove Seasoning Oil features an easy spray nozzle, so you can coat cast iron with ease. It was formulated specifically for seasoning cast iron, and
should not be used while cooking
. Don’t worry, it is food safe, but wouldn’t provide much flavor.
Can you grill on a Solo Stove Bonfire?
We made it easy to enjoy the perfect cooking fire in your Solo Stove Grill
. Our All Natural charcoal briquettes are made with vegetable starch, no fillers or chemicals, for a clean burn. Each Grill Pack fuels one complete grilling session (around 45 minutes).
What can I do with a Solo Stove?
- 01 Making Hot Cocoa Over an Open Flame. Some of our greatest Fall memories involve a steaming cup of hot chocolate. …
- 02 Fall Scavenger Hunt. How about a scavenger hunt to get the whole family outside to enjoy the Fall weather? …
- 03 Stargazing. …
- 04 Fireside Treats. …
- 05 Carve Pumpkins.
What can you burn in Solo Stove?
For the best flame, we recommend burning our
Oak or Juniper firewood
. Each log is kiln-dried and pre-cut to fit right inside any size Solo Stove fire pit. Be careful when using wood pellets in your fire pit, as the pellets can fall into the ash pan and block the airflow to the fire.
Can you burn cardboard in a Solo Stove?
I scoured every branch, log, and even cardboard box I could find to toss into the flames, and it devoured them with ease
. At one point I even packed the Solo-Stove to the brim with newspapers, old mail and magazines, purely for scientific purposes of course.
Can you leave Solo Stove outside?
Yes! We only recommend you cover your fire pit to protect it from the elements
. Lid is a great option to use as a temporary cover, while our Shelter is designed to keep your fire pit safe from rain, snow, dust, and leaves while storing your fire pit outside permanently.
Can you use a Solo Stove on a deck?
It is safe to use a solo stove on a wood deck, as long as you use the solo stove stand
. Adding a fire proof mat would add an extra layer of security. Do not use the solo stove directly on a wood deck without the solo stove stand as the heat could damage the deck.
Can you use lighter fluid in a Solo Stove?
Do not use gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuel, lighter fluid, alcohol or any other flammable liquid to light or relight Solo Stove Bonfire
. 23. Keep all electrical cords away from Solo Stove Bonfire.
Can you use Solo Stove on grass?
Depending on the hardness of the wood and the duration of the burn,
Solo Stove Fire Pits could potentially scorch your grass
. Stands should be used with the fire pit at all times when burning on green grass. When taking your fire pit on the beach, you are normally safe to use the fire pit without the stand.
Can you use charcoal in Solo Stove bonfire?
the solo stove works okay as an alternative means of starting a charcoal grill
. only if you don’t want to use lighter fluid and you don’t mind waiting 45-55 minutes to get 4-5 fully ignited briquettes. see less not on its own, you’d need a decently hot wood fire first before you attempt briquettes.
Can you burn pine in a Solo Stove?
Pine needles are great fire starters
. Be careful if you’re lighting a fire near a bed of these little guys, they’ll spark right up! When pine needles are lit they will produce smoke, so use these to start a fire, or a signal, not to keep your fire lit.
How do you dispose of ashes from a Solo Stove?
Can you leave Solo Stove in rain?
If you read the intro you already know the answer is yes –
you can leave your Solo Stove out in the rain
.
Do you burn wood in a Solo Stove?
To get the most out of your Solo Stove fire pit, grill, or camping stove, you need to use the right fuel for the job.
Our fire pits and camping stoves are known for burning wood
, while the Solo Stove Grill is our hero of the charcoal grilling game. But there’s one type of fuel they all burn in common: chunk wood.
Does the Solo Stove keep you warm?
4. Does the Solo Stove give off substantial heat? We have found that
it gives off quite a bit of heat, plenty for a family to keep warm
, and I’ve even found myself having to back away from it a little. We have had as many as five people around it at one time, and there was plenty of heat to keep everyone warm.
What wood should you not burn?
Watch out for any wood covered with vines. Burning
poison ivy, poison sumac, poison oak
, or pretty much anything else with “poison” in the name releases the irritant oil urushiol into the smoke. Breathing it in can cause lung irritation and severe allergic respiratory problems, the Centers for Disease Control state.
