Can carbon steel be used indoors?

Steel charcoal can be burned indoors, but attention should be paid to air circulation, otherwise it will easily cause carbon monoxide poisoning, so it is not recommended to burn steel charcoal indoors.

If steel charcoal is not completely burned, burning steel charcoal in a closed room will produce carbon monoxide. Due to the low outdoor air pressure and good indoor air tightness, it is not conducive to the discharge of carbon monoxide. If it is not ventilated in time, it will easily lead to the danger of poisoning.

Therefore, it is necessary to keep indoor ventilation when burning steel charcoal, otherwise it will lead to incomplete combustion of steel charcoal and produce a lot of carbon monoxide. The initial symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are dizziness and nausea. After the above symptoms appear, you should immediately open the window for ventilation and transfer people to a ventilated place.