Do you buy a screen to stop sparks from flying? If so, any recommendations?
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We use don't use wood.... so no screen. We use 100% mesquite charcoal restaurant grade.. It's chunky.....Lots of glow..... and cozy warmth. No sparks ..... allows for great roasted marshmallows too. One bunch lasts all evening!
1857174
I didn't buy one; it's not an issue that I've noticed for our yard or neighborhood- it's generally damp in our town.
1857175
I have not but do recall sever available when searched for that subject on Google. Try to get a high dome type and I would allow for a 2" smaller diameter to fit in the bowl. They are out there I just don't know off hand where to direct you to.
2218486
Yes/No. This item is a squeezable blower. You can use to blow dust and debris from any object or device. You will need to be in an area with little or no other air movement or the dust you just blew away may resettle back on to your device. Static electricity is the greatest enemy when trying to clean any electronic screen. Best to use a blower like this, and a cloth along with a spray cleaner approved for your device. By wiping with a cleaner you reduce the static attraction. I personally have two of these, one large and one medium.
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I'd recommend the one that is 34x79 and maybe plan to wrap the screen around the tension rod a few times to shorten it if needed. You may need safety pins or tape or something to keep it rolled up at the top, but I bet it'll still function just fine. You could also create a fold at the top or bottom and hold it in place with pins. I haven't tested these, but I suspect they'll work.In either case, you should not plan to cut the screen or you'll lose out on the magnets to keep the screen closed at the bottom.
352895
No it does not and if you plan on having roaring fires the screens wear out quickly and are expensive to replace.
1278405
It has a screen on top some ash flies out, but nothing that would start a fire
542227
No. A bit of deet sprayed on the screen once in a while would probably solve that issue. Still, look around. This thing is not great. See my review.
506530
The screen is for the charcoal. But the foil to me works better. Use either.
1563139
Yes, to close the window the screen would have to be removed. I have screens throughout the house...3 in the living, 1 in bedroom, 1 in kitchen....LOVE THEM. I keep them in all the time. My electric bill dropped $100 the first month.
87728
There is solid paper on the screen. We are careful with ours and don't try to put anything through it.
2224167
yes, use a release agent sparingly(spray sun screen is a cheap, viable option).
862541
I haven't experienced any "hot spots". The screen has a matte finish & is comparable to any full sized screen I've ever used, or sat in front of at a theater.
1845978
No you do not but you must be sure that the surface you were putting the screen on is smooth. If the surface is bumpy like say a carpet or thick shag carpet you might have a problem
57558
No. Though the top screen fits very well, the sides are still open. One spark filters through And a chance for sure disaster.
1165457
I m having the same issue on EVERY outlet with or w/o surge protector and will call tomorrow Makita support and or electrician since this in only happening with the charger which I did not use now for a month since I m concerned...don't like sparks flying at all.
904791
You are better off sending it off for someone else to do it. You have to buy a heat gun and special tools. They are very delicate so the slightest mistake will render the screen worthless.
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You can reuse the screen using homemade cleaners (bleach or vinegar) or by using an actual emulsion remover. The latter will get better results of course.
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No, not without fabricating it, to the unit. Small children? All I can come up with is, a portable barrier, bar, screen, glass etc. Anything that could be a permanent fixture? I'm drawing blanks?Sorry and best of luck.