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Why Breathe Fire Pit Smoke When You Don't Have To? - July 27, 2011

I just came across an letter to the editor of the British Columbia Local News (bclocalnews.com) requesting that a fire pit ban remain in place throughout the county. The main complaint is that smoke created from wood burning fire pits wafts over fences into others yards, through windows, screen doors and into homes of neighbors.

The main complaint from the author is that because people in this community live close to each other, smoke from fire pits does pose a nuisance and health risk to others the community. Inhaling fire pit wood smoke is not good for you and even more harmful to those who have asthma or emphysema. Fair enough i say. But, there is a solution: stop burning wood and utilize natural gas or propane for your custom fire pit.

No harmful smoke is created when you use alternative outdoor burning systems. Therefore, no harmful smoke will intrude into your neighbor's space. Warming Trends CSA Certified Crossfire Burner is a great solution so that everyone wins. Those who want to utilize a fire pit can do so without interrupting the comfort of their surrounding neighbors. The Crossfire Burner also achieves twice the flame of a conventional fire ring because of a precise air to gas mixture. This flame will burn twice as high and only consume half the fuel of a conventional fire ring system. This saves you money and is better for the environment.

So although I respect the right of neighbors to NOT have to deal with wood burning smoke invading their airspace, there are solutions out there and Warming Trends will be happy to help you with any questions you have when you are ready....

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