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Cast Iron Chimenea : Top Tips & Warnings

The traditional clay Chimenea originated in Mexico but when they started becoming popular, cast iron chimeneas were made and became a more practical model from the range, especially for those that live in a cold climate.

If you have a cast iron chimenea, carry out the following steps to care for it and protect yourself from any accidents:

• Protect your hands and arms with long-sleeved gloves and prevent yourself from getting burnt.
• Use a shovel to remove ashes.
• Choose a safe place to locate your cast iron chimenea - ensure that it is on a fireproof surface too.
• Look out for rust spots. Deal with these immediately by sanding down the spot, cleaning it, and applying a layer of paint.
• Protect your cast iron chimenea from the varying weather conditions by using a chiminea cover. This will help to prevent rusting from the rain and staining on the ground beneath it.
• Shovel the cool ashes out, take out the grill, clean and replace.
• For chimineas that were not supplied with a grill, use sand or pea gravel to cover the about an inch of the bottom.
• Keep your fires small and don't make them big.

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