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Sparkle Stone clay chiminea with burning fire, blue ornament detail

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What to Burn in a Chiminea

Dry, seasoned hardwood; charcoal in moderation; never treated lumber, trash or lighter fluid. Plus how to build a fire with less smoke and what you can cook over the embers.

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Chiminea Care: Winter, Covers and Cracks

A clay chiminea lasts for years if you heat it gradually, keep it dry and protect it from frost. A practical guide to after-fire care, the lid and cover, winter storage and cracks.

Metal chiminea on a snowy deck

Clay vs Cast Iron Chiminea — Which Should You Buy?

Clay gives softer warmth, never rusts and is shaped by hand, but it needs shelter from freezing weather. Cast iron can stay outside year-round and takes big fires, but it rusts. Here is the honest comparison.

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