Question 1

Does anyone know if this can be used indoors with good ventilation?  I am planning on using the more expensive Japanese charcoal.

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If you're smart, it's not a problem.  We use it on our screened porch with at least one window open-- that's more than enough.  Used in our dining room, I make sure to have one window open and the kitchen range hood fan on.  Bear in mind that our (Viking) range hood can suck small children off the floor.  In China, hot pot restaurants will have 80-100 charcoal fired hot pots going at one time in a dining room.  Presumably there's some sort of ventilation at work, but literally nothing apparent.  In 30 years I have never heard of a problem.  Note that if CO or CO2 were a problem, you'd know-- a headache, vision issues, etc.  It's not like being hit by a train.  I use ours in our dining room with one window open and the kitchen range hood fan going: zero problems.  I also use real charcoal (hardwood lump) and smoke simply isn't a concern. You can use smokeless, but it's really not required.  Never use briquettes, which are usually a mix of coal and binder.

Question 2

Is this grill for indoor cooking? Is it safe?

Accepted Answer

No. There is a big difference between a traditional Japanese house (very drafty) and modern homes (often wrapped in Tyvek to make them even more airtight). Even high-quality binchotan charcoal produces a lot of carbon dioxide, as well as carbon monoxide. I have seen restaurants that use commercial vent hoods over the grills, but if you want to grill indoors, you should be looking at an electric unit. Again, I'm not saying that people never have used these indoors, just that it won't work in a modern home.

Question 3

Can this withstand the heat from bin-chou-tan coal? (1000 degrees)

Accepted Answer

Yes, I've used mine 3 x and has not been a problem.

Question 4

The instruction say no table top. but appear be i can place it over my outdoor table. isnt it ?

Accepted Answer

I don’t know I have the small one.What I did whe I placed it on an outdoor table I put down foil on top of that I put ceramic tile.
I made sure everything where a coal might l fall was covered 
Thi

I don’t know I have the small one.

ASIN	B003601SRA
Best Sellers Rank	#273,144 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #417 in Charcoal Grills
Brand Name	Fire Sense
Color	Tan
Cooking Surface Area	170 Square Inches
Cooking System	grill
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (1,626)
Finish Types	Ceramic
Frame Material	Ceramic
Fuel Type	Charcoal
Global Trade Identification Number	00690730604502
Grill Configuration	Portable
Handle Material	Wood
Included Components	Fire Sense Large Yakatori Charcoal Grill
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Outdoor
Installation Type	Free Standing
Item Dimensions	10 x 18 x 7 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H	10"D x 18"W x 7"H
Item Type Name	Fire Sense BBQ Grills
Item Weight	18 Pounds
Main Burner Count	1
Manufacturer	Well Traveled Living
Manufacturer Part Number	60450
Material Type	Ceramic
Model Name	Fire Sense Large Yakatori Charcoal Grill
Model Number	60450
Number Of Racks	1
Number of Heating Elements	1
Other Special Features of the Product	Adjustable Air Vent, Portable, Superior Heat Retention
Recommended Uses For Product	Outdoor
Required Assembly	Yes
UPC	726325702770 758260015622 719918326088 690730604502 110709382342
Voltage	120 Volts
Warranty Description	1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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