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Propane Fire Pit – S’mores Recipes and Safety Tips

roasting marshmallows over a propane fire pit

Delectable S’mores Recipes and 7 Safety Tips for Your Propane Fire Pit

Propane fire pits can be a great addition to any outdoor space, providing warmth and a cozy atmosphere for gatherings with friends and family to cook up some gooey and delicious s’mores.

Test out some of these mouth-watering s’mores recipes this season!

These s’more recipes, along with 9 other sweet and savory s’mores recipes from Shared Appetite, have us drooling. These are not your average s’mores. With everything from bananas and bacon to rice krispies and whipped cream, these recipes are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth and s’more!

s'mores recipes to try over your propane fire pit this fall. recipes from Shared Appetit.

Recipes from Shared Appetite

 

When trying out those recipes, be sure to use these seven tips for ensuring that your propane fire pit is used safely and responsibly:

  1. Read the manual: Before using your propane fire pit for the first time, be sure to read the manufacturer’s manual thoroughly. This will give you a good understanding of how to properly set up, use, and maintain your device.
  2. Choose a safe location: When setting up your fire pit, make sure that it is located in a safe area. Keep it away from any flammable materials, such as trees, bushes, or dry grass. Generally, it must be located 10 feet away from your home or neighbor’s property. Also, make sure that it is on a level surface to prevent it from tipping over.
  3. Ensure proper ventilation: Do not use your propane fire pit indoors. Improper ventilation can cause a build-up of carbon monoxide, possibly leading to an explosion. Be sure that your fire pit is only used outdoors in a space with maximum ventilation.
  4. Check for leaks: Before using your propane fire pit, be sure to check for any gas leaks. This can be done by applying a soapy water solution to the propane tank and connections. If you see bubbles forming, this indicates a leak, and you should not use the fire pit until the issue has been resolved.
  5. Keep a fire extinguisher nearby: It’s always a good idea to have a fire extinguisher nearby in case of an emergency. Make sure that it is easily accessible and that you know how to use it. Also keep a cellphone available in case a fire spreads beyond your control.
  6. Don’t leave it unattended: Never leave your fire pit unattended while it is in use. This can be especially dangerous if there are children or pets around. Make sure that someone is always keeping an eye on the fire pit.
  7. Be careful with clothing: Loose clothing or fabrics can easily catch fire if they come into contact with the flames. Make sure that you and your guests are wearing appropriate clothing and that it is kept away from the fire pit.

 

people conversing around propane fire pit with propane tank in the background

How Do I Select My Propane Fire Pit?

Don’t have a propane fire pit yet? No problem. Propane fire pits come in many different sizes and styles to suit your outdoor needs, from tabletop fire pit, portable fire pit, masonry fire pit, and everything in between. In addition to style, there are some other things to consider before selecting your propane fire pit, including heat output, size, and ignition system. Bob Vila covers those factors and provides a list of The Best Gas Fire Pits Tested in 2023.

By following these tips, you can ensure that your propane fire pit is used safely and responsibly. Now enjoy those yummy s’mores!

 

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Additional Sources:

https://takeayard.com/propane-fire-pits-safe/

https://www.budgetpropaneontario.com/blog/safety-tips-for-propane-fire-pits