I still have yet to buy myself one for ethanol use indoors, but its coming soon And then another outdoor one for BBQ / low smoke fire pit etc. Apparently the chimney effect gets rid of (or substantially reduces) the smoke of a real fire making them ideal for use in an urban setting.
And maybe one could create a wood gas stove type chimney on the top to burn off even more smoke and make more usable heat . . . . . ?
I don't know either, just an idea.
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And then another outdoor one for BBQ / low smoke fire pit etc. Apparently the chimney effect gets rid of (or substantially reduces) the smoke of a real fire making them ideal for use in an urban setting.