Fire Pit:
- Once the coals have cooled, use a plastic dustpan and brush to clean the fire pit, avoiding scratches. Rinse the fire pit with plain water for cleaning. Do not use harsh household cleaners or chemicals on the coating, as they are unsuitable.
- The fire pit is coated with a black/silver fire paint. The paint will not last indefinitely. This depends on how many fires you make.
- Over time, the fire pit may develop localized rust in areas where the coating is scratched or worn, this will not affect functionality. If desired, rust spots can be removed with lemon juice, followed by sealing with natural vegetable oil.
- Our fire pits are handcrafted, so minor manufacturing imperfections may be present, though they will not impact performance in any way.
- Note: Ground below fire pit will get extremely hot. Suggested surfaces to place fire pit on include: gravel, concrete, stone or similar.
Grill:
- Always ensure the grid has cooled completely before cleaning.
- Clean Grill/Grill-Skillet before and after every use with soap and warm water to ensure maximum - longevity. It is also dishwasher safe.
- Avoid using sharp tools or abrasive cleaning agents, as they can damage the surface.
- Store in clean, dry place.
