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Fire Pits

Think of fire pits as safer, more controlled campfires. With a fire pit on your deck or patio you can enjoy all of the warmth and ambiance of an open fire without having to constantly worry about rolling logs or dangerous sparks. Many fire pits also offer grates for grilling and a surface for beverages and snacks, making them extremely versatile outdoor accessories.
By John on November 9, 2012
I need to light my firepit with some sort of alcohol to start the fire. What kind of fuel do I need to light the fire?
on November 9, 2012

Answer:
When starting a wood fire in an outdoor firepit, dry pine or poplar kindling is usually the best material to get a good fire burning. If you must use a starting agent to get the fire burning, it is acceptable to use lighter fluid, typically the same variety that is used to start a charcoal fire. You will not need to saturate the wood, as you would with charcoal. A small amount will be sufficient to start a fire burning. Please let me know if I can assist you further.

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