I ran out of money during our new renovation of our family room. I wanted a Fireplace but now I can’t afford one. We have a beautiful little one that we use on the patio. Could I bring that one in and use it if we keep the windows open while it’s lit?
As long as it’s not too cold outside and you only burn candles in it. It should be quite pretty. You could save for a real one next Christmas so Santa has some way to get in the house.
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seriously????
No
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maybe with proper ventilation–but i would not recommend it–it is not designed for inside
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no…not if you want to live and not burn your house down..its a bad idea all around…they are made to go outside..they are not vented properly and get extremely hot and can damage your floor or even wall
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As long as it’s not too cold outside and you only burn candles in it. It should be quite pretty. You could save for a real one next Christmas so Santa has some way to get in the house.
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NO! NO! NO! Definitely a fire hazard! Monoxide poisoning could be possible, why risk it!!! People have foolishly tried to heat the inside of their houses with grills, hibachis, etc. and died!
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If you do bring the chiminea inside and use it, I would definitely leave the windows open. You will need to use them to escape once your newly renovated living room is engulfed in flames. Well, that is unless you are unconscious from the carbon monoxide fumes and smoke.
In summary, the smart answer is NO!!!
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No, the risk is too great. The candle idea is great!
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NO WAY VERY DANGEROUS
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