Can I use this for inside of a car,wood floor room,wood main door house and can it be safe if I have it around a lighter since I smoke?
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I have used it to protect wooden utensils and a stainless steel grill; it worked well. There has been no problem using it on the outside of the grill, so I don't see why it wouldn't work on the inside of a car, or for wood around the house. I don't smoke so I can't tell you what would be a problem. However, Mineral oil is considered combustible, rather than flammable. Mineral Oil will ignite in the presence of an open flame and at high temperatures (i.e., about 300 degrees F.) Flammable oils have a flash point of about 100 degrees F. Mineral Oil has a flash point of about 168 degrees F. Hope this helps! I have used it to protect wooden utensils and a stainless steel grill; it worked well. There has been no problem using it on the outside of the grill, so I don't see why it wouldn't work on the inside of a car, or for wood around the house. I don't smoke so I can't tell you what would be a problem. However, Mineral oil is considered combustible, rather than flammable. Mineral Oil will ignite in the presence of an open flame and at high temperatures (i.e., about 300 degrees F.) Flammable oils have a flash point of about 100 degrees F. Mineral Oil has a flash point of about 168 degrees F.... » Read More I have used it to protect wooden utensils and a stainless steel grill; it worked well. There has been no problem using it on the outside of the grill, so I don't see why it wouldn't work on the inside of a car, or for wood around the house. I don't smoke so I can't tell you what would be a problem. However, Mineral oil is considered combustible, rather than flammable. Mineral Oil will ignite in the presence of an open flame and at high temperatures (i.e., about 300 degrees F.) Flammable oils have a flash point of about 100 degrees F. Mineral Oil has a flash point of about 168 degrees F. Hope this helps! « Show Less
89562
I smoke like crazy...and trying to quit..BUT..I use this for anything and everything applicable.Keep the cap on it when not in use and there will be no problems. I smoke when I use it and never once thought about anything exploding or catching fire.This particular brand is scent-free, and free from any additives that will cause any odor or residue, but keep in mind, it CAN and WILL discolor certain surfaces, so try it first on a small unnoticeable spot if you are unsure. (probably will turn leather a shade darker.)The bottle is solid white and the cap fits tight. Alright? Alright. I smoke like crazy...and trying to quit..BUT..I use this for anything and everything applicable.Keep the cap on it when not in use and there will be no problems. I smoke when I use it and never once thought about anything exploding or catching fire.This particular brand is scent-free, and free from any additives that will cause any odor or residue, but keep in mind, it CAN and WILL discolor certain surfaces, so try it first on a small unnoticeable spot if you are unsure. (probably will turn leather a shade darker.)The bottle is solid white and the cap fits tight. Alright?... » Read More I smoke like crazy...and trying to quit..BUT..I use this for anything and everything applicable.Keep the cap on it when not in use and there will be no problems. I smoke when I use it and never once thought about anything exploding or catching fire.This particular brand is scent-free, and free from any additives that will cause any odor or residue, but keep in mind, it CAN and WILL discolor certain surfaces, so try it first on a small unnoticeable spot if you are unsure. (probably will turn leather a shade darker.)The bottle is solid white and the cap fits tight. Alright? Alright. « Show Less
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I have used it to protect wooden utensils and a stainless steel grill; it worked well. There has been no problem using it on the outside of the grill, so I don't see why it wouldn't work on the inside of a car, or for wood around the house. I don't smoke so I can't tell you what would be a problem. However, Mineral oil is considered combustible, rather than flammable. Mineral Oil will ignite in the presence of an open flame and at high temperatures (i.e., about 300 degrees F.) Flammable oils have a flash point of about 100 degrees F. Mineral Oil has a flash point of about 168 degrees F. Hope this helps!
1599880
Never used it for smoking meat. Off hand if you use care to keep moisture out of connections it should work OK.
1081401
Yes it will stop air from entering and your smoke from exiting through the door.
2037625
It will take the smoke Smell away. But it is not a fresh scent in my opinion. Will not make it smell Normal for a little while and you have to open your windows To let the fresh air in.
1344155
I cannot answer definitively for your situation because I use it in quite a large workshop which has a smoke detector about ten feet away. However having said that I have been impressed at the way it gets rid of smoke and fumes from soldering. It seems to absorb all visible smoke. I do find it a bit noisy but I may notice that more than others because I often have music or the radio on while I work so it becomes a distraction. My feeling is that it would probably work quite well in your situation. If space is at a premium I would definitely consider getting the version on the sprung arm that can be swung over work and then swung away again like a desk lamp. I find it uses up a bit too much bench space but then again I have a messy workbench. I hope this helps.
1970774
No, it's safe to use in a closed space. We use it to heat the garage when I'm working on a project.
132350
I don't think you would want to use indoors. You still get a lot of smoke when cooking.
772394
What Allen said. It's an open-flame design. Not safe at all for enclosed spaces.
1974285
Yes, but make sure the door to the room is closed for the unit to work best, and that the room is not too big for the unit's capacity. Also, while this unit will help eliminate smoke particles from the air, it may not help that much with the smoke smell for reasons stated by T. Koo.
1524337
Only if you have a fireplace to put it in so the smoke will go up the chimney...I tried for myself and tbis wae the only way to use inside the house as its so much bigger than picture shows.
1915409
It should not be used inside your home! It probably could be used in a open air type building like a pole barn type shop. The exhaust gases would have to be vented outside to use in you are home.
309862
absolutely not. We use it in the lanaii with a mesh pool cage but we close the doors to the house to keep the smoke out.
1487864
I would think it would be a fire hazard if used anywhere in the house. I someone touched it when it was on they could risk getting a nasty burn. I think it should only be used outdoors and in an area that is out of reach for young children. It gets pretty hot.
1711020
Yes, you can connect it inside your car (actually thats what i did) and yes you can connect it on the cigarrette lighter, just recommmend you that if you ate going to do it like that go to an specialized person because you'll need some welding
1307808
Mary, as long as there is lots of ventilation , we have ours in the garage , there is a certain amount of smoke that's comes out the vent on top, adjust the vent to hold in the smoke and enjoy .. I would have to say Yes ,, as always just be safe ..
1969789
Yes. I HIGHLY recommend "smoking" it as the instructions say to do. It does produce a strong odor when you first turn it on, but that is the only time. I would not do it inside if you can avoid it.
1286071
i'm not sure. we use this in the shoe closet to neutralize and as well as near pet areas. smoke smell is often absorbed into fabrics of clothes or furniture, i do not believe it could help with that. perhaps an air cleaner that filters the air and circulates cleaner air in the room? we have one and it works well, especially when cooking.