Skip accelerants like gasoline and get your fire going with rolled-up newspaper or a toilet paper tube stuffed with dryer ...

By Hayden Yu Andersen Reporting for West Seattle Blog With summer heat arriving, and short nights, fire pits are becoming ...

In the gravel pits, there are none of these amenities. The pits general look like dump sites, especially after the camping season is over; some campers are left in place all year around, contrary to ...

Adding a fire pit is an easy and beautiful way to upgrade your backyard. Find ideas and inspiration for fire pits of all ...

Imagine gathering around a glowing circle of warmth, where stories flow as easily as the flickering flames, and the night air ...

Thinking about a smokeless fire pit. What is it? Basically, it is designed to reduce the smoke around the fire pit, making it more pleasant, reducing the smoking smell on your clothes and being more ...

Choose a spot in your lawn for your fire pit and dig out a depression. Creating an in-ground bowl shields your eyes from smoke and keeps embers from jumping out of the fire, making it safer. Then, ...

With warm weather days around the corner and nights, of course, many people will be dusting off their fire pits and preparing to enjoy balmy evenings under the stars. If your fire pit has seen ...

What to look for in a quality smokeless fire pit Power Smokeless fire pits measure their power in British thermal units. Most pits have 30,000-58,000 Btu. Aim for at least 40,000 Btu to stay warm ...

Materials Needed: Shovel for digging Gravel for filling the pit Block of brick for the building part Weed blocker sheet Mixing cement for the mixing Step 1 Outline the space you’ll use Clear out the ...