Can we keep this directly on a burning flame
47169
Yes it can be brewed directly on a burning flame. I wouldn't keep it on an open flame for any length of time just to keep the coffee warm, though. Check the bottom of the pot frequently when it is empty. Mine started to rust & I don't know if it is safe to use with rust showing through. You may have to shine a light on the inside to check for the rust. This was the 2nd Paula Deen pot for me that rusted.
47170
I use it on my elect. stove. I would also use it on a gas stove, or my propane grill out side, plus if camping & if U have a grill over the fire, yes I would use it there also. Hope this helps. Sorry, I didn't get back to you sooner, I just saw the question today.......Hope this helps..........Grams
47171
Yes, you can brew directly on flame, but once brewing has completed, remove from stove flame. If you need to heat another cup of coffee later during the day, I always just pour into cup and hear in microwave.
47172
I would not suggest it, I would keep it on a grill or grate above the direct burning flame... The coffee pot gets very hot even on a stove top... I love mine and use it all the time... love the fact I can take it camping....
1879217
I do not believe this is safe to use on a very hot surface. this is just a cover to put over burners when NOT in use.
1694259
You can, but it will take longer. It puts them far from the flame. I hope this helps
705716
I guess you could. There's nothing specifically I can think of that would prevent this from working, but it is definitely outside the parameters by which it was designed. I think if I were going to use it, my primary means would be to use a simple pot to boil water and put the boiling water into it, as it's designed to function. If that is not an option, then I would at least put some type of metal plate between it and the open flame to protect the finish. Obviously, if you don't care about the finish, then just put it directly over the flame.
312321
Hi i'm only using it in the stove (as seen in the picture) so there is no option of contcact with fire.hope my answer helps.Hana
1891723
Not a good idea; not even safe unless cooking oil directly on the stove burner sounds like fun to you. I also do not think direct contact with a heating element or gas flame is a good idea; the wire mesh is a fairly fine gauge and it likely to get hotter than you want.
1345641
keep them small, obviously, and there is not a problem for heating small amounts of water etc.. Continuous long term flames is not recommended
2243177
The manual says not to put it directly on a burner... Then again it is cast-iron and indirect heat should be fine, the company even sells an iron stand for use with tea-lights, so I would think it depends on how hot you have the stove going
1952896
It is cast iron, so you should be able to, but it will most likely ruin the paint where the flame touches it.
1720382
Yes, but it is not recommended. When I first got it I did heat it directly on the burner, but I don't anymore
1267975
Yes (flames), if the fire is large. Must be used outdoors. We feel pretty safe in terms of fire hazard as long as we use it outdoors. Hope this answers your query
872261
Yes you can. The heater is on a thermostat that can be set to whatever temperature you want and will run even with the flames turned off.
2215819
Yes just be sure to fully extinguish the flame and reseal the canister. Allow to cool before storing.
802349
No, do not put it on direct heat. I do keep it on a hotplate on the lowest burner setting to keep already hot water hot.
1882871
I don't know why you couldn't. As long as it is preheated gradually, it shouldn't be an issue. It will likely, however, be difficult to rid the stone of the smoke odor, if that is a consideration.
1740521
If you use this paint on a burner grate the heat of the direct flame will burn it off after a short time.
1657682
Not for sure if you can but I would think you could. We get flames ever once in a while and it doesn't seem to hurt it at all.