Create a romantic ambiance on even the tiniest patio with the Lima Chiminea. Crafted from hammered iron in stunning copper and black hues, this tall and slender wood - burning fire pit emits a warm, inviting glow the traditional way. Fire logs in this pit provide comforting warmth on cool evenings throughout the year. It comes with a fire poker for easy fire management. The fire pit hails from India and requires assembly.
- Maintenance is crucial for safety and longevity. Regularly inspect the fire pit after the fire is completely out. Check that the handles are firmly attached and look for any signs of damage or rust. If any part is damaged, don't use it until repairs are made.
- Cleaning should be done regularly for a safer and longer - lasting product. After multiple uses, a slight color change in the finish might occur. Never use oven cleaner or abrasive cleaners and avoid cleaning in a self - cleaning oven. Instead, wipe the exterior with mild dishwashing detergent or baking soda. For stubborn areas, use a citrus - based degreaser and a nylon scrubbing brush. Rinse with water and remove built - up creosote with a chimney cleaning product.
- When it comes to storage, wait until the fire is completely out, coals are cold, and the pit is cool. Remove the ashes and dispose of them properly. Cover the fire pit with a durable vinyl cover designed for it. Store it assembled in a place away from children and pets. If you don't use a cover, keep it in a dry location.
- It measures 18 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 40 inches high, and is made of high - quality hammered iron.
Using your Lima Hammered Iron Copper and Black Chiminea is easy. First, assemble it as per the instructions. Then, place fire logs inside and light them for a cozy and warm fire. You can use the included fire poker to adjust the logs. After using the fire pit, wait until the fire is completely out, the coals are cold, and the pit is cool to the touch. Then, remove the ashes and dispose of them properly. For maintenance, regularly inspect the fire pit. Check the handles to make sure they're secure and look for any signs of damage or rust. If you find any issues, don't use the fire pit until you've fixed them. Clean the fire pit regularly. Use mild dishwashing detergent or baking soda to wipe the exterior. For tough stains, try a citrus - based degreaser and a nylon scrubbing brush. Rinse it well with water. Also, remove built - up creosote with a chimney cleaning product. When storing the fire pit, cover it with a durable vinyl cover and keep it in a place away from kids and pets. If you don't have a cover, store it in a dry area to make it last longer.
