tabletop fire "pit"

[Mike G]

I ordered and received this small accessory last week, and I like it: Royxen Tabletop Fire Pit with Lid
I got the white marble one, and it looks nice in person. Using 90% isopropyl alcohol (about $4 for a 32 oz bottle at Walmart), it puts out a flickering flame from 5" to 8" high above the unit. I like that I can have a fire that will start immediately, will last from a few minutes to as much as an hour depending on how much fuel I add, can be put out quickly and easily (no tending coals at the end or smothering/stirring bother), and produces virtually no smoke. For about $20 this little thing impresses me.

[WillyB]

Originally Posted by Mike G

I ordered and received this small accessory last week, and I like it: Royxen Tabletop Fire Pit with Lid
I got the white marble one, and it looks nice in person. Using 90% isopropyl alcohol (about $4 for a 32 oz bottle at Walmart), it puts out a flickering flame from 5" to 8" high above the unit. I like that I can have a fire that will start immediately, will last from a few minutes to as much as an hour depending on how much fuel I add, can be put out quickly and easily (no tending coals at the end or smothering/stirring bother), and produces virtually no smoke. For about $20 this little thing impresses me.

We have two of the FlikrFire versions. This way we can keep a fire running continuously while the other cools after burning. We got these before the flood of competitors came on. I think they were $50 each when we bought ours. They are $125 each now.

We love having this little fire thing. Super cheap to burn, Super easy to transport and No Clean Up. We used these in our Clam Quick-Set screen tent on our recent outing. The next morning we had several visitors asking what we had burning.

For less than $4 you can have a great, clean and safe fire for at least 5 hours. Who knew isopropyl alcohol could be so fun!

[KarenH]

I, too, bought one of these and am pleased with it as it burns cleaner with no smoke or odor like a tiki-type tabletop unit and IPA is readily available. Instructions say to empty the reservoir of IPA when not in use; reviews concur as the cup will quickly rust.