Solo Stove Bonfire Ultimate Bundle 2.0 | Smokeless Fire Pit, Stand, Shelter, Shield, Lid, Handle, Sticks&Tools, Portable Camping Accessories, Wood burning, Stainless Steel, 49,5 x 44,5 cm

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First for the science bit. Solo Stove’s smokeless situation works via secondary burn, made possible thanks to its double-skin steel construction with vent holes at the top and bottom. Cool air is pulled through the bottom, heats up within the double cavity, and rises to the top, which invokes secondary combustion as the hot air exits the top vents. The camp stove has a double wall construction with bottom vent holes enabling oxygen to feed the fire from below, creating a burst of hot air over the fire and eliminating smoke without the need for batteries or fans like your fireplaces. It also has our signature 360° Airflow. Enjoy a fire without smelling like one afterward in your clothes and hair. Our brand-new, detachable ash pan fits beneath the base plate and collects all the fine ash there. The camp stove has a double wall construction with bottom vent holes enabling oxygen to feed the fire from below, creating a burst of hot air over the fire and eliminating smoke without the need for batteries or fans like your fireplaces. It also has our signature 360° Airflow. Enjoy a fire without smelling like one afterward in your clothes and hair.

Lighting the Bonfire 2.0 is the same as lighting a woodburner indoors, or any other fire for that matter. Apart from a decade renting in various cities, I’ve always lived in the country, in homes featuring some form of wood fire. This meant I didn’t need Solo Stove’s fire lighting instructions but they’re fairly standard, and I was glad to read I’ve been doing it right all these years.My main – and completely unscientific – test for the presence of smoke basically came down to whether or not I had to wash my hair before bed! I can’t stand the smell of smoke-filled hair, and on those windier days, I did have to take a shower. I can’t decide if I love the design, or find it a bit ‘blah’, but it’s certainly not offensive in any way and there’s no doubt the build quality is good.

Admittedly, the price tag is high, especially considering you can make a fire pit out of a steel shopping basket, dustbin or old washing machine drum! However, the Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 burns very efficiently, and uses precious little fuel, while producing barely any ash, and is more or less smokeless, all of which means it punches way above regular fire pits. And, if you do buy into the Solo Stove hype, you should be set for life thanks to its lifetime guarantee. Use LID as temporary fire pit protection, or to convert your fire pit into a stylish outdoor table. Waterproof, durable SHELTER protects your fire pit from rain and snow, saving you the time and effort of storing it indoors.Utilise your bonfire to its fullest potential by putting it to greater use! You can use your fire pit on more heat-sensitive surfaces if there is enough ventilation. While in use, a sturdy stainless steel shield helps keep sparks and embers from flying out of your portable fire pit. Moreover, the stand fits effortlessly into the grooves on the bottom of the stove, providing a stable footing. Store the Stand in the Solo Stove. It’s not recommended to put a Solo Stove in a fire pit as it can obstruct ventilation and increase the risk of fire.

But is the Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 really smokeless? This has to be the million-dollar question and the answer, from me, is yes. And no.

The Solo Stove Ranger Fire Pit Kit includes a Ranger Stand made of stainless steel with rounded edges and airflow vents. Rounded edges prevent marking. The subsequent elevation with air vents prevents heat damage on most surfaces. This kit gives you an easy outdoor log burner or outdoor garden heater with stand and bag. Installation is straightforward. Centre your Ranger on top of the stand, and presto, you are ready to go! Place your Solo Stove Ranger Stand inside the Ranger for easy storage and transport. Yes, a Solo Stove can be used on grass, concrete, or outdoor rugs, but it’s important to place a protective pad or heat shield underneath the stove to prevent any damage to the surface. t’s not recommended to burn cardboard or paper in a Solo Stove as it can release harmful chemicals. Duraflame logs and charcoal are not recommended as they can produce excessive heat and damage the stove. Only burn dry, seasoned wood in a Solo Stove. Next, you need to pop the ash pan in the bottom, with the base plate centred on top. There’s also one more metal ring, the flame ring, to slide into place on the top lip of the Bonfire 2.0. This ring has angled edges that help funnel flames and smoke away from your face.