Can this be used inside the house?
597994
I don't think it's a good idea to use it indoors. Charcoal gives off carbon monoxide. It's toxic.
753963
I use mine indoors. I would think that you can use it outdoors as long it is not exposed to moisture.
1987644
Proabably not. It is advertised as being used for a large room or basement. We have 4 individual units in our shop, one for each major area.
774501
I don't see why not as the fuel can be used indoors. You just need to be able to snuff the flame.
668461
Don't know that would use it indoors. It's made to preserve wood outdoor. Not sure why you would want to use it indoors?
46664
No. This unit is designed for outside. It would be too sensitive for indoor use
1381225
yes, this can be used inside without any problem, please note that those cameras are not dome type (most likely used inside) but it works perfect.
2194859
Absolutely! We mainly use ours indoors. It works great on hardwood floors as well as carpet.
1012138
I believe it is safe enough to install inside a home but I think it would be too noisy. Even though it is very quiet running in a garage it wouldn't be quiet enough in a home.
666881
Yes, you can use it indoors, AND it WORK!! We use ours mainly in our basement, specifically in our furnace orifice, because we've had a problems with those teeny tiny red spiders (about the size smaller than a pinhead) building webs, making our furnace stop. This only happens when the furnace has not been running for a period of maybe three to four weeks.
1128638
It all depends on how large a space you have indoors. I've thought about trying it inside, but haven't yet.
1915409
It should not be used inside your home! It probably could be used in a open air type building like a pole barn type shop. The exhaust gases would have to be vented outside to use in you are home.
954532
we use ours inside the home. I don't think that it would hold up to temperature fluctuations or rain/snow very well.
1063564
We live in Florida and use it inside not outside. I think you could, would you want to bring it in if it was gonna rain.
1587491
Yes, but it will deplete the oxygen in the air and in too small of a room since it is not vented. Therefore it should not be used as a sole source of heat in a living area. Is fine for basements, garages and emergency heat.
1968318
It can definitely be used indoors. We use ours in the garage when the weather (or now season) doesn't permit.
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.