can you burn cardboard?
1486043
I've used small strips of cardboard to start the kindling for the fire, but other then that you're probably violating rubbish burning ordinances. I live in a rural area, and burn barrels are now prohibited even here. Better check local reg's.
1486044
Yes, this unit is quite roomy, I had no troubles and the screen makes it nice, no worries about flying ash.
1486045
I can't see why not, it's essentially a large metal pot for burning so I suspect that any material you could set flame to would burn just fine.
553032
Sure can. Either put them in a smoker box or you can put a hand full in some tin foil, in which you punch a few holes in the foil. EMMMMM LIP SMACKING GOOD. Enjoy your bbq.
108066
Yes they can be, any where you can burn wood you should be able to burn these.
1887514
Yes. Just be aware that it doesn't have cardboard to keep its shape. If I could change one thing about the product that would be it. :)
369675
I Would not recommend trying to shred something like that. I have seen more expensive type shredders struggle with cardboard. It may be okay if you shred in small strips. But it will eat up credit cards, CD's, and DVD's with no problem. Hope this helps
1010467
yes, there was a recipe on the cardboard wrapper. I tried it and it worked out well.
369674
I think not. It seems to struggle with 4-5 sheets of paper. It works OK for my needs but I don't think I would put cardboard, even thinner cardboard.
621395
I haven't tried burning anything from it. It's been working as a player very well. I think it's just a player.
1497047
Maybe thin corrugated cardboard would fit (the opening is quite narrow), but I wouldn't recommend trying to cut cardboard with paper punches; they are not designed for the thickness and strength of cardboard.
647689
Well it burns DVDs, so I would assume you could do that too. I never tried it.....hope that helps
538423
Yes, just in a regular cardboard box. (Btw, this stuff is amazing and will last you forever.)
1421408
I think that you can but it would have be thick or cardboard or maybe a stack of paper I hope this is helpful
1940019
I should stick well on a cardboard box but I don't think you will get the opportunity to remove and reposition it, as it will pull the cardboard apart upon removal (much how packing tape may do this).
451824
I am sorry but the cardboard may be too thick to be stick on the wall. This is meant to be standup only.
559259
no. it is paper. it will catch fire.it is safe in an oven up to 400 degrees F.
2191391
I use mine for cutting material; however, I don't see why it wouldn't cut cardboard. The straightness of the line depends on the user.
54670
You can, but burning it is not recommended due to issues with burning it safely. Use regular ethyl alcohol/ HEET when possible