Solo Stove Maintenance

If you have a Solo Stove, you should empty the ash pan after every use, wipe down the fire pit with a clean cloth and store it in the carry case or cover.
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[@ericmauriello5359]

I have one of these.. the large $600 device and you need 2 people to flip it over and shake out the ash without damaging it.. what kind of designer does not design in a way to get the ash out.. akin to a toaster oven tray. You just can’t fix stupid.

[@abewilcox4560]

I own this and it's stupid. Waste of money completely

[@dougjastremski9087]

My wife and I bought one of these sight unseen. Amazing design at low smoke fires but why did they make it so hard to get the ashes out? Its like a bag grass catcher that is permanently attached to the mower.
Also I appreciate the short video not wasting my time; but this guy never used it and he’s telling us what to do? Meh.

[@b22chris]

Wish I had waited to buy the new one that is easier to clean out. I feel like my current one doesn’t work as well bc turning it upside down and shaking it only gets so much.
The stove isn’t “breathing” like it did when new.

[@MrVinte66]

How do you put out the fire if you need to before the wood burns down ?

[@Laptopdog78]

To everyone who bought these too early, they now have removable ash trays!

[@DoctorDinglebob]

too much work. too expensive.