Is this safe to use indoors?
1981940
I use mine indoors, and I run my exhaust fan to help with the carbon monoxide the stove emits.
1981941
Yes the iwatani portable gas stove is safe to use inside. The unit is light but very stable. Using the recommended gas the unit burns very clean.
1981942
Yes, no different than a built in gas range in your kitchen. These stoves are typically used for cooking right on the kitchen table, such as a soup or wok dish.
1981943
I guess if you use a gas stove in your house this should be safe as well. Not a hundred per cent sure but if you have your instruction booklet, or go to the company's web site I am sure you will find an exact answer.
1981944
Yes. While it can produce carbon monoxide, the primary reaction is carbon dioxide and water vapor (just like propane and "natural gas"). We have CO alarms in the house and I've never triggered one. If your house is VERY tightly sealed, like SUPER sealed, you might want to open a window but it's more about venting the vapor and letting in some fresh O2
1981945
we use it right in our kitchen on top of the stove...no problem at all...great appliance...esp. handy in power outage!
1981946
Burning butane does not normally produce carbon monoxide. It produces CO2 and water vapor. It will only produce carbon monoxide if burned in an oxygen-starved environment that a human cannot normally survive.
1981947
I have found that it is...with the usual caveats for working with a flame, proper ventilation, etc. They are used almost exclusively at table-side in Japan and Japanese restaurants with no notable problems that I've heard about, and I participate in a number of Japanese cultural activities, and have many Japanese friends.Hope this helps...
1981948
It will produce carbon monoxide, so you should use it in a well ventilated area. But this would be true for any gas stove. The Japanese use this to cook dishes at the dining room table. Like nabe, sukiyaki, yakiniku (with the right cooking surface). Much better quality than some of the cheap versions.
944576
Yep, you can use for indoor use. It won't damage anything because it goes like 2 mph I believe.
1504255
Using it indoors is no problem. I used it indoors for a year without any issues at all. You should have no problem whether you are using real golf balls or almost golf balls.
310826
I am sorry that I can not answer your question, because we kept it indoor, and reuse it again this year without problem. You may have to check with the manufacturer.
1807168
I definitely wouldn't use indoors. One, a lot of smoke does escape. Not just in the hole in the back, but also around the door. Also, mine tends to trip fatty, smoky condensation down the legs. I have heard of people using these in the garage with the door slightly open and a fan pushing the smoke out.
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
1539630
Yes it can be used indoors. This is one of the advantages of a butane powered stove vs a propane powered stove.
776035
I don't this was intended to be used inside. It has a bothersome humming noise not noticeable outside as much. Plus if you have indoor pets, which I do, I would hate for them to jump on this and get electrocuted. Will kill flies and other flying pests. I hope that helps.
752309
It's made for outdoor use so indoors would be just fine. It's LED so it doesn't generate much heat so it could be used any ware.
708377
No, it can be used indoors too as long as your using it to cook with not for heating a room. Hope this helps
376407
Any question about "safety" seems like it should be directed towards the maker/seller. Since this is advertised is "all natural" I think that health safety would only be a concern if you have an allergy to any of the ingredients. Something to consider for indoor use, is the strong odor after initial application. You might also want to consider if any of the ingredients might stain your bedding.
666881
Yes, you can use it indoors, AND it WORK!! We use ours mainly in our basement, specifically in our furnace orifice, because we've had a problems with those teeny tiny red spiders (about the size smaller than a pinhead) building webs, making our furnace stop. This only happens when the furnace has not been running for a period of maybe three to four weeks.
1440726
Yes you can use it indoors. Of course you take your safety steps.....don't us it near paper or any item that could catch on fire. But most of all keep away from children and careless people. Make sure that the butane is connected properly so that gas doesn't build up to cause flareups. I use the stove all the time at my job. I do food demo's at a health food store indoors with no problem. I hope this helps answer your question. Good luck.
2119581
No. Do not use this indoors. It is fired with charcoal and the last thing you want is to breath in is the carcinogenics from the charcoal. Use it outdoors. Better safe than sorry.
1094316
Personally, I would not use this indoors...it is a dispenser of soap, as a base after all...and will leave residue on open surfaces and if enough is used...could cause someone to slip and fall....I've had no problems..but I only use mine outdoors.
1994249
I definitely would NOT use this inside. In order for it to work it needs to get really hot. It will likely ruin your indoor burners. Also there will be way too much smoke. There is no way to have proper ventilation indoors for it.
2154621
I would not recommend indoor use...or maybe in an open well ventilated space (like a garage or sun porch) because you would still get smoke from any grease that falls on the element. It is great for car trips...if you are going to be where you have electricity. It is about the size of a large beach ball and very light weight. The lid actually locks on the unit.