can it be used indoors?
309861
Do you charcoal grill indoors---off course not---I would never use the infra-red grill indoors--it is way to hot and I don't like having a gas bottle or propane gas indoors. Even with a propane brazing torch I use it outside. Under the infrared grill is burning propane gas---not in my house!
309862
absolutely not. We use it in the lanaii with a mesh pool cage but we close the doors to the house to keep the smoke out.
309863
No, absolutely not. High danger of carbon monoxide poisoning and also a very high risk of fire. This Solaire unit can generate up to two thousand degrees (f) temperature and might ignite anything that might be located in proximity to the unit.
309864
I would say no as it is propane powered but you might want to check with the manufacturer for their recommendations.
309865
I cant imagine how that would possibly be safe. The frame around the top gets almost red hot and it also it gives off a lot of smoke when cooking. Maybe under some very unique circumstances - like in a big warehouse or something - but there isn't any way I could see it being used in your average living room. The bottom part IS designed to let you put it on a wood picnic table safely - but like at a park. Screened in porch might be OK if there is good air exchange. Hope this helps.
1657537
It can be used indoors. We use it in our shop but it is an evaporative cooler. So it cools by putting moisture into the air.The good thing is that there is no compressor so it uses little power but I would only use it outside or in an industrial building you could not really use it indoors in a house there would be moisture issues.
608683
No. Doesn't work indoor for very long either. Mine lasted 2 weeks before it stopped working.
1104729
Tim, I only use it inside. Maybe you might call the manufacturer to find an answer????
1970773
Nope. This said, however, it really isn't meant for *true* indoor use. Garage or construction zone, sure, but keep it out of the living room.
2274590
You could use it indoors. But you would need to put a catch basin under it. They leak rather well. I havent gotten much to grow it these. I would not buy more.
934558
I would say it could be used but I'm not certain it would hold up that well. It's an excellent piece but mainly suited for indoor use.
753963
I use mine indoors. I would think that you can use it outdoors as long it is not exposed to moisture.
539137
Yes, you can use it indoors. I use it indoors and around the perimeter of the house to keep crickets out. Pet precautions (we were worried about our dog, too): be sure the treated areas are completely dry before letting pets go in or near them.
1654982
It would probably work good indoors. I purchased for my mother and she plans to use outdoors once the winter season is over.
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.
210030
Absolutely...This can be used indoors or outdoors. Make sure you use Pam or vegetable oil to prevent sticking.
60811
I would not use indoors. There are many insecticides recommended for indoor use so I would not take the risk.
1199074
No, this is definitely indoor use only. It says "for indoor use only on packaging."
46664
No. This unit is designed for outside. It would be too sensitive for indoor use
863475
I am sure it can but I am not up on building codes. Seems like the package said it could be used inside. The only comment I have is that the weather proof nature of the cable makes it not quite as flexible as plain indoor cable. Hope that helps!
984729
I see no reason that it couldn't be used indoors. We use this model at our front door but use a completely different unit indoors that we like. It's called a Zinger: Stinger Indoor Insect Trap