can this be used in a camp fire?
230422
Yes. Steel will handle the Temp. without reaching critical temp. I would not recommend using a scouring pad on the ceramic coating as this may damage it. Degreaser and stiff, nonmetallic bristles are best.
230423
We use it to boil water and make gravy when camping. We usually place it on a rock beside the fire. The handle and lid can get hot so we use a stick to lift the pot and the lid. I have not been able to find these pots in any store for a long time so I bought this pot to use with the larger 3.5 qt pot.
437585
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.
1639876
Probably, yes. It is Ike a small cast iron skillet with a 2 foot handle. You can put it on any normal heat source. But on a stove it would not be very practical with the long handle. And to me part of the fun is using it with a camp fire.
2261071
I haven't used it on a Grill but it works fine on my electric stove. I believe it would do just as well over a fire. I would definitely use it over a campfire. After all, it's cast iron, isn't it?
1564474
I suppose you could use it on a gas stove but it is meant to use all camp fires. On a campfire it makes awesome sandwiches.
1828180
I have only used it on a propane stove and it works well for that. From my experience over the years, I would say that it will work on a camp fire but would reduce the life of it because it is made of lightweight aluminum.
1472651
I wouldn't try it over an open fire. The plastic coatings would melt, and the bottoms would be hard to clean. It works well over a small stove, in fact one will fit inside with a small tank of fuel.
1823471
I use my pot over a portable propane burner when I make my two hour spaghetti sauce for canning. This is similar to an open flame, but pot is very durable. I have seen it used in a buried charcoal pit with hot rocks in the ground, but not sure about an open campfire. Hope this helps.
1994145
I would say yes only if you have a very small and controlled fire, like a fire log. It is high enough off the ground not to cause issues, but, keep it covered when burning, and do not leave unattended.
1723667
Not for sure I bought it for making camp fires but as cheap as they are you can give it a try. I believe a regular pair of scissors would work to cut it
767719
I haven't tried it in a fire. Ill let you know as soon as i do. Sounds like a good project for the morning.
2118060
Probably not. We camped that way in our early days and never wanted to use something good over the fire. They have a extra heavy bottom but not sure how they would work over the fire.
721420
I wouldn't bother. There is a safety feature built into this heater in that it will destroy itself when it is not immersed in a liquid to avoid starting a fire. You would be lucky to use it for this purpose once.
2138667
Not with a fire in it. All of the connector pieces are made of plastic and probably would not hold up to the heat.
2201860
I wouldn't recommend it, depending on how long you burn your fire, the heat could damage the grass - I keep mine on concrete.
311006
The only way we have used it is over a camp fire (above the coals) just be sure to have plenty of liquid to keep it from boiling dry.....to keep it from dis-coloring apply a thin coat of dish soap on the outside...that works great to keep it looking new
1862401
It can not be used where there is fire. You can paint the outside of a grill but not the inside. So, I would not think you could use in a fireplace.