1. Let the Fire Burn Down
Allow the wood to burn down naturally to ash whenever possible.
Do not pour excessive water onto a hot fire pit unless necessary for safety purposes, as sudden temperature changes may affect the finish over time.
2. Allow the Fire Pit to Cool Completely
Wait until all components are fully cool before handling or cleaning.
Ash and metal surfaces can retain heat for several hours after use.
3. Remove Ash and Debris
Using a small shovel, ash scoop or brush:
- Remove excess ash
- Dispose of cooled ash safely
- Clear airflow vents if required
Leaving a thin layer of ash can help protect the base during future use.
4. Wipe Down the Exterior
Use a dry or lightly damp cloth to remove dust, soot or debris from the exterior surfaces.
Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
5. Protect Your Fire Pit
To extend the life of your Aurus fire pit:
- Store in a dry sheltered area when not in use
- Use a protective cover where possible
- Keep clear of standing water and moisture buildup
- Never leave a fire unattended
- Keep children and pets at a safe distance
- Do not use accelerants such as petrol
- Always follow local fire restrictions
- Only use outdoors in well-ventilated areas
Enjoy warmth, ambience and outdoor entertaining with Aurus.
