Fire Pit Question
(Searched internet, unsuccessful as usual) Anybody make & use a diesel fire pit? Not aware of one available commercially (and there may be good reason). NOT thinking about toasting weiners or a ...
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korbe wrote:dcmac214 wrote:
(I don't know anybody who still uses a charcoal grill).
We use charcoal Briquetts for every dinner. And use wood for fires in the fire pit.
I use charcoal briquettes once and awhile but, use the wood camp fire to cook over most often.
I would think that a diesel camp fire would be smokey and smelly for most people. It's different in a engine where it being compressed by the cylinders. Just burning it, even if you pressurized it, is still kind of smelly. I used to have a fuel oil furnace in this house and although it worked OK it always did leave off a odor outside.
And it had to be cleaned once a year because it was sooty.
