Radiate Portable Indoor Campfire - 90 Minutes of Burn Time - 5x4” Reusable Smooth Fire Pit for Rainy Days - Clean Burning - Smokeless Fire Pit - Smore Maker - Grey Tabletop Fire Pit Indoor

during the summer I love sitting outside with my family and talking in the cool evenings and late into the night. We live in an apartment with a little front yard and this little fire pit is perfect. You get a big fire pit feel in a little space.

The media could not be loaded.  Love the product onepi/video is to sHow how you can use it indoors and outside on my deck I put some kindling in the hole with the 90% rubbing alcohol and a long handle lighter and it fires right up then I just snuff it out and walk away the outside does get pretty hot to the touch like oven mit required hot

I love that it’s a tabletop design. Just fill it with alcohol, light it and watch the flames. So easy!

Hold the fire in, as expected

This little fire bowl works awesome, it's just priced far above what is realistic, but we decided to get it anyway, because it was just what I wanted for use on the front porch as we enjoy the sunset.In the end it was worth doing it.

As fluid dissipates in the ceramic container and begins to empty, small holes in the bottom allow fuel to come out of the container and catch whatever surface it is sitting on on fire. It's super dangerous and has ruined my home office desk. $20 purchase and $300 desk ruined.

The media could not be loaded.  Yep - it's a mini-fire-pit. Basically a really thick alcohol burning fire. The outside stays cool for around 10 minutes, but the area closer to the flame is too hot to touch in a few seconds. After about 15 minutes the entire thing is too hot to touch - but the table underneath is hardly over room temperature. There's a thick cork base that insulates really well. As the alcohol heats up the flames also get taller. You'll want at LEAST three feet above this - flames reached two feet and sometimes more. So don't put this in a tent or small space.One note of warning - empty out any unused alcohol. I found that it eventually filters through the concrete. It bonded the cork base to our wood table's poly finish. A big chunk of the cork came off and we have a dull spot on the table.It does look cool and real fire has it's own appeal. The room where this is needs to be wind/fan free as well - that flame can get big. It works as advertised, and is basically a jumbo sterno flame.I used 70% isopropyl alcohol and it worked perfectly. 70% is the recommended minimum. One warning - I put a small ramekin over the opening to put out the flame and act as a cap to stop the alcohol from evaporating. The finish on the top of the unit softened a bit in the heat. When it cooled, the ramekin was stuck in place. When I popped it off, a ring of black paint came off with it. So don't leave anything on top!

Looks nice but good for ?? I don’t knowWay to small