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.
1171559
I have used this on an open camp fire and it worked just fine. I would guess using it on a propane gas grill would work too.
612050
I use it in my outdoor fire pit which is fueled by gas. I don't see how you can use this with a wood burning fireplace.
986304
Yes it would, but I'd be cautious about putting it into a camper. It's set for outside heating, and inside it could get too hot. it doesnt have a sensor on it to detect if things are getting too hot so if you left it on overnight you might get a fire.....
163554
I am sure it would as it is made of metal. It would really depend on how hot the fire is. I certainly would not want to use it as some sort of grill. If you could be more specific about your planned use of it, that would help.
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.
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.
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.
1100801
I believe BSA does not allow open flames in tent... http://councilspd.scouting.org/scoutsource/HealthandSafety/GSS/gss07.aspx
1267975
Yes (flames), if the fire is large. Must be used outdoors. We feel pretty safe in terms of fire hazard as long as we use it outdoors. Hope this answers your query
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.
1680966
Personally, I would not use this oven over a campfire although it would probably be fine. It would blacken from the fire and it may possibly weaken the enamel, however. I am not sure as I have not used it in that manner. I use seasoned raw cast iron by Lodge. It is normally the kind that is used for campfire cooking.
918022
Not really. Think of it as two pieces of shiny thin cardboard with foam in between. If you put flames on it, it will burn. If it gets a little liquid splashed on it, it might be okay. If it is put under water, it will most likely become soggy and possibly break apart.
146133
I think using it in a tent would be an EXTREME fire danger. You would have OPEN FLAME, unprotected by any shielding. As to using it in the house, I guess you could, because it would be similar to a gas stove burner, but please make sure there are no overhanging cabinets that would be affected by the heat produced. Personally, I would not use it in the house.
602468
I would think that would probably help even out the heat. Just be mindful of the propane hose as I have noticed it gets pretty warm were it attaches to the bottom under the burner. They also make a folding grate for the smaller grill. I have not tried it on the big red campfire as yet.
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.
262866
I suppose it could. I returned mine because the workmanship on this product is very bad. I don't made anyone would think this could stand up to the rigors of camping where things are constantly banged around.