lol the kid's arm was already in a sling. Slow learners...When I was a safety guy at work I had a boatload of these I would show.
Remember it really is the fumes that light, not the liquid.
My fireplace is a pellet stove, with a flick of a switch it takes manufactured biofuel and turns it into heat and a small amount of ash as long as I dump two bags a day into it. My idea of conquering this any further would be to make it self-cleaning, the fire is as conquered as it's going to get.Men™ have conquered the truck, the bbq, the flashlight. But the fireplace remains far, far too humble. I propose a nitrous oxide injection system be developed for the fireplace. If it takes off, I call dibs on the patent. I also disavow all liability if it works.
Dude, do even man?You can get 4 gallons of 190 denatured alcohol for around 75 bucks.
Pour a few ounces in say, half a dozen bowls (heat resistant) and it will raise the temp in a normal size room by several degrees in a few minutes.
No smoke, no soot, just nice clean warmth.
edit - since fire tends to do things you aren't expecting, make sure you have a decent size fire extinguisher handy. That much heat being generated all at one time could cause some problems. Water also works but is difficult to spread evenly.
What could go wrong with an alcohol fire?You can get 4 gallons of 190 denatured alcohol for around 75 bucks.
Pour a few ounces in say, half a dozen bowls (heat resistant) and it will raise the temp in a normal size room by several degrees in a few minutes.
No smoke, no soot, just nice clean warmth.
edit - since fire tends to do things you aren't expecting, make sure you have a decent size fire extinguisher handy. That much heat being generated all at one time could cause some problems. Water also works but is difficult to spread evenly.
There is a lot that is "slow" about those guys.lol the kid's arm was already in a sling. Slow learners...
I have looked at the pellet smokers. They automatically keep the fire and smoke at a constant. Talk about making fire our bitch!My fireplace is a pellet stove, with a flick of a switch it takes manufactured biofuel and turns it into heat and a small amount of ash as long as I dump two bags a day into it. My idea of conquering this any further would be to make it self-cleaning, the fire is as conquered as it's going to get.
Fucking Darwin...that ass clown must have 2 on and 5 off.Not quite a fireplace but there's always burn barrels, with a turbo. I suppose one could also add a turbo to a wood stove or fireplace.
When I worked with hydraulic presses the insurance company was concerned about them. They said that fires have been caused when a hydraulic line would develop a pinhole leak and then the oil would catch on fire.it's diesel. Not much drama until it is an aerosol. Then it's brilliant!