Are these safe to be used indoors?
1548832
They are kind of smokey so wouldn't use in a small closed room. You also need something to hold it and catch the ash. I've burned it in a tall metal vase filled with sand. I've also just stuck it in my fireplace balanced against the grate.
1959473
I don't why they wouldn't be safe. The use less power and generate less heat than a conventional incandescent equivalent.
680126
In my case,I would not put them indoors.To big and heavy,you have to have a hugh room.Lifting the chair might be a problem too.
1282674
Being all-natural, it would absolutely be safe for indoor use. In fact, we have one on display inside our physical retail location. Customers love the fragrance and can
30075
I would imagine so. I do not recall any warning on the box or in the ad that specified. " indoor use only." Hope that helps.--Jeffrey in DE.
1674425
I doubt it. They are indoor only. Definitely could wash off with repeated water exposure. However, you could coat them with a water proofing paint or an acrylic coating.
785708
I can't say definitely. We are using them inside. They do not appear weatherproof so my best guess would be "no". Here in SoCal there are many outdoor uses where they would be fine but that does not make them OK for other (wetter / colder) outdoor situations.
1539632
Yes, it can be safely used indoors. I use mine on top the kitchen counter during power outages after hurricanes and ice storms.
1117990
I used them outdoors, no problem. They were however, inside a light fixture.
682449
I only use mine inside, but doubt if they would melt unless heat is extreme.
107372
I've been using mine outdoors. No issues what so ever. I'm guessing it would be fine to use indoors as well.
2174590
Yes, it is safe for indoor use but I bought my primarily for the dog house outdoors.
1632529
they can be used indoors on 12 volts only this is what the disclaimer for indoor use is about if plugged into 120 by mistake shock or fire can be the result
1777886
I agree with the others... I keep them in a kitchen cabinet at room temperature (well away from the stove/oven). Never had any problems.
1905404
I think they could be used inside but the product itself is junk. After owning them for a while several stopped working because rain water got inside them. I took apart several and the inside components are very cheep and look like they have been assembled by a company that has no concern for quality. I would not purchase them for long term use.
1269486
It should not be used indoors either. Mine quit after a month or so. You get what you pay for.
1834475
I don't see why you could not use this indoors. That being said, I think there might be others that are meant for inside. The rugged construction of this is good for all weather types, but it is also a sleek looking device, so having it inside will not be an eye sore.