Can you heat it over an open fire??
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Its metal. So the answer would be yes. Of course one would need to do so carefully, so as not to be injured.
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Dear Ryan :) It works best over a clean burning flame such as a backpacking stove/ burner but it can also be used of over a campfire using the correct precautions. Create an elevated platform from a flat stone or , if you have one, a small steel grill. Either way the object would be to position the Terra over a bed of coals or over a stone heated by the fire beneath it. Not over open flames which could render the handle too hot to use and "blacken" the outside which is not the best thing to do if you are packing it around. Know what I mean. The Terra is very durable but not indestructible. Any more questions, feel free to ask. Happy Trails to You...Steve Dear Ryan :) It works best over a clean burning flame such as a backpacking stove/ burner but it can also be used of over a campfire using the correct precautions. Create an elevated platform from a flat stone or , if you have one, a small steel grill. Either way the object would be to position the Terra over a bed of coals or over a stone heated by the fire beneath it. Not over open flames which could render the handle too hot to use and "blacken" the outside which is not the best thing to do if you are packing it around. Know what I mean. The Terra is very durable but not... » Read More Dear Ryan :) It works best over a clean burning flame such as a backpacking stove/ burner but it can also be used of over a campfire using the correct precautions. Create an elevated platform from a flat stone or , if you have one, a small steel grill. Either way the object would be to position the Terra over a bed of coals or over a stone heated by the fire beneath it. Not over open flames which could render the handle too hot to use and "blacken" the outside which is not the best thing to do if you are packing it around. Know what I mean. The Terra is very durable but not indestructible. Any more questions, feel free to ask. Happy Trails to You...Steve « Show Less
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Yes. You can put this directly over the campfire or on a pocket rocket stove.
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I've never used it over my fire pit, but it works fine over a gas burner. Although the gauge of the pan is fairly thick, it's not anything like cast iron. I personally would not use it over an open fire pit.
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It would work over a campfire, but be aware that it is pretty thin, so it gets really hot really fast
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The pot is a beautiful brushed stainless steel like a cooking pot. Yes, I think you could use it directly on an open flame, but then I would expect it would begin to look like a cooking pot!
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If you mean applying open flame to heat up the insight of the cups immediately before application then No, this material is not suitable for that and will burn possibly causing fire and/or injuries.
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I don't know for the first but I wouldn't use it near an open flame regardless. For the second I don't think so. I used it with the windows closed and had no problems.
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Not for sure if you can but I would think you could. We get flames ever once in a while and it doesn't seem to hurt it at all.
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Not really. This burns really hot for some reason. I would get one that has a thermostat so you can control the temp.
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We have used ours on a grate over a campfire but never directly on a fire. I don't see any reason why you couldn't.
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It certainly gets hot since it contains fire, but it's not designed to radiate heat. You can put your hands above it or very near to it and I'm sure you'd get some heat. But it's not going to warm an area. You're better off building a campfire.
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Sure, if can be used on grill or open fire. But be careful to touch or handle it. Normally it uses indoor on the gas stove or electric stove for easy control the flame. Either way the heat is transferred from the external bottom through the metal then to the food.
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It will give off plenty of heat just like any open fire. The more wood you put on, the more heat.
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Although a fire pit could be used as an open fire to cook, it is not designed for this use. Wood fires are difficult to use for cooking and charcoal or gas grills are the best choice for barbecuing.
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I wouldnt, open flame. But it would have no issues heating as it heats my 2 car uninsulated garage in 10 below zero weather no issues
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It's not recommended that it be put somewhere that won't allow heat to escape. It does produce a small amount of heat. I don't think it would start a fire, but it's life would probably be shortened. I personally wouldn't do it.