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[QUOTE="jibsey, post: 3731388, member: 859"] A lot of people are putting in fire pits, some portable some built up with brick or stone. if there’s any wind you have to shower and wash your clothes otherwise you end up smelling like a piece of smoked meat. Then you have to scrounge up or buy stuff to burn.The propane gas kits are easy and clean. Not a real fire I know but the best thing I’ve done in my house is put gas units in my home’s 2 fireplaces. Great heat with no loss and no smoky smell, on demand. Goodbye downdrafts. [/QUOTE]
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