Can we keep this directly on a burning flame
47169
Yes it can be brewed directly on a burning flame. I wouldn't keep it on an open flame for any length of time just to keep the coffee warm, though. Check the bottom of the pot frequently when it is empty. Mine started to rust & I don't know if it is safe to use with rust showing through. You may have to shine a light on the inside to check for the rust. This was the 2nd Paula Deen pot for me that rusted.
47170
I use it on my elect. stove. I would also use it on a gas stove, or my propane grill out side, plus if camping & if U have a grill over the fire, yes I would use it there also. Hope this helps. Sorry, I didn't get back to you sooner, I just saw the question today.......Hope this helps..........Grams
47171
Yes, you can brew directly on flame, but once brewing has completed, remove from stove flame. If you need to heat another cup of coffee later during the day, I always just pour into cup and hear in microwave.
47172
I would not suggest it, I would keep it on a grill or grate above the direct burning flame... The coffee pot gets very hot even on a stove top... I love mine and use it all the time... love the fact I can take it camping....
1622061
Yes it is. I would avoid putting it on a stove of direct flame because the stainless steel would warp, but i have put mine in a dish washer over 100 times with no problems.
1163699
Yes it will protect from direct flames, but the container will probably not offer great heat resistance. I would not expect it to protect photographs for very long if fire is directly on it.
1879217
I do not believe this is safe to use on a very hot surface. this is just a cover to put over burners when NOT in use.
443182
Yes the flame can stay lit hands free. It is a fantastic little gadget. I use it for creme Brule and it works great and it doesn't need refilled often. I think that it is of a pretty high quality.
511840
I don't think it was designed to place directly on a burner. Oven or grill, yes. Remember that it will get very hot wherever you roast your garlic!
1600124
Can the range server be placed on a direct gas flame on the stove. I want to boil water in it?
738983
I have only tried this product once outside. I didn't burn but it turned out to be an overcast day. I don't see why you couldn't I would just be careful not to burn.
802349
No, do not put it on direct heat. I do keep it on a hotplate on the lowest burner setting to keep already hot water hot.
2079655
I only use it on an electric stove. However, everything external is stainless steel so it should be okay as long as you take it off the flame when it has perked for a minute.
1034799
Yes, that's how I use it with no problem. Just don't put the flame too high and have the it slightly off to the side of the burner grate so the handle doesn't get hot.
1958417
Whoop! Yes you can. With or without heat..You also can adjust the flame height. Hope this helps..
1240882
Yes, but without the fan which goes off with the flame effect the unit will overheat. The flame is intended to be on whenever the unit is on.
49364
Its possible but very difficult. Not only does the bottom of the dipper need to be the right temp, the pouring spout needs to be just as hot - otherwise the lead will harden as it pours out. If it does, put it back over the heat until a few seconds after the lead around the spout melts. That way you know its the right temp also. However, holding he dipper that long to get it that hot could burn whoever is holding it. Instead, I would recommend a small melting pot (RCBS makes a relatively inexpensive cast iron one) that you could leave over the fire.
895902
It's a flame so I'm sure you could but I don't know how effective it would be. It's like the gel fuel used to keep food hot at a buffet. It's a great decorative fire.
1882871
I don't know why you couldn't. As long as it is preheated gradually, it shouldn't be an issue. It will likely, however, be difficult to rid the stone of the smoke odor, if that is a consideration.
1265433
Absolutely yes. However, there is a learning curve in lowering the flame if the temp gets to hot. Turning the flame down too fast will cause it to go out.