The method used for re-coloring is experimental. Use at your own risk. Try the Lite version before buying the Pro version. Do not set to activate on boot until you've successfully tested. There are many colors that you can get from burning color changers just by burning different compounds. That ensures hours upon hours of fun and amazement during your next campfire session!

Whether you are a coven of witches performing a fireside ritual, or part of a boy scout troop sitting beside a summer campfire, changing the color of your fire pit flames is completely harmless. The chemical composition that causes the color change is tested and safe for humans to enjoy. Manufacturers do stress that you do not cook over the color changing flames. The additional chemicals are safe in a normal gathering around the fire, but it’s not a great idea to ingest food cooked from them. Are Fire Color Changers Safe for My Fire Pit?This fire is also named for its shape and burns long and hot. Place two pieces of firewood parallel to each other inside the fire ring with room in between them. Set two more pieces of firewood parallel on top of them so they make a square (like a log cabin). Add your tinder and a few pieces of kindling inside the square. Continue building up the outside “cabin” with more layers of firewood. Then light the tinder. Platform Fire or Upside Down Pyramid Throw 2 or 3 of these little pine cones with a special coating into the flames of your fire and watch the medley of blues and greens turn the dancing flames into glorious technicolour, creating an effect that’s truly memorable. I would not suggest using them to cook your food though. I prefer to be safe than sorry. What colors can you get from fire color changers?

No, baking soda does not change the color of fire. In fact, baking soda is not flammable, and can in fact be used to put out a fire! But you will need a fairly large amount to do so. This style of fire is similar to the log cabin fire, but it burns down instead of up, which makes it a great option for cooking. The base creates a good bed of coals and you can set cast iron pans directly onto them. To build, start by laying three or more pieces of firewood on the ground beside each other. Place three more pieces of firewood perpendicularly on top of them. Add two more pieces of firewood perpendicular to that layer (so they lay the same direction as the bottom layer), and then add another two pieces of firewood perpendicularly to that layer. Finish with a pile of tinder and kindling on the top and light it. The fire will start at the top and feed its way down to the bottom. Star Fire

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