It could be a little tough to enjoy the great outdoors when your fingers gets cold and your toes become numb when camping. The best way to make sure that you are all warm and heated when camping is by bringing along a camping heater that makes up for the chills in your tent on a cool night outdoors. This
Read Full StoryBuying a camping heater often means choosing between the different varieties of camping heaters. The most common question that one would ask is which type is safer or which one is the best? To be able to answer such questions, knowing the pros and cons of the two leading types of camp heaters could help. Pr
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Just like a camp fire, but burning things other than wood. Would that be illegal? Or would we need permission to do so? Can we do it without permission?
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I recently went camping and when i came back everything smelled like camp fire. i washed everything i could but i cant wash my pillow and i cant get the stink out! ive tried fabreeze and drying it on the fluff cycle.. nothings working.. help!
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I have a dress that was in my dirty clothes hamper with other clothes that had been worn near a camp fire. I washed the dress by hand and it still smelled like smoke. I washed it in the machine and it still smells like camp fire smoke> I just bought it and it’s my favorite dress. Haw can I get that smell out of my dress?
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I need method that guarantee a camp fire within reasonable time.
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It’s on a patio where someone tried to have a camp fire…
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I want to have a small camp fire in my backyard, but am not sure of the RI laws pertaining to fires. Am I allowed to have a fire if there is about a 6 inch hole dug and rocks around the hole? Do I have to get permit? And are there specific things I can and cannot burn in said fire?
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I’m looking to camp out on an island in the middle of a lake or other inland body of water for the night with a camp fire– where would you suggest going in Massachusetts or Rhode Island?
Thanks!
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Im Just Wondering Because I Recently Had A Camp Fire And Those Things Were Thrown In And I Get Pretty Paranoid About These Things. Any Answer Would Be Greatly Appreciated !! Thx Fr Listenin! 
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Basically, what are those things called that burn and float around a camp fire when you blows on it? (I think they are present when you mainly burn paper.)
Anyone that can help me out would be greatly appreciated!
No… I don’t mean the ash, sparks, or embers. I mean literally those things that float out of the fire and are light up. It might be paper fragments or something. I found the word a few days ago, but I can’t remember it.
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We made a camp fire and threw all our papers that we didnt need from the semester into it. Some kids threw aluminum cans and plastic bottles in as well but those were in no longer than 5 min… but one kid threw in a book that started burning green and it made the fire smoke alot. now the next morning my throught is a little soar and i dont feel a hundred percent how bad was this for me? do i need to see a doctor? we didnt like inhale it we were just sitting around it. none of us smoke anything.
