A fire pit dug deep into the earth would do what?

lose heat relatively quickly after the fire is out

retain heat well after the fire is out

require more wood to light the fire

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Ezra Underwood

12 June, 06:15

A fire pit dug deep into the earth would do what?

lose heat relatively quickly after the fire is out

retain heat well after the fire is out

require more wood to light the fire

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Rylee Mckee · Answer 1

I'm assuming it's lose heat relatively quickly after the fire is out since heat rises but i'm not 100% sure

Aryan Moody · Answer 2

While some people choose to forgo a fire pit filler and simply use a concrete or stone base, filler adds a nice aesthetic to your fire pit that can enhance your backyard landscaping. Place a thin layer of sand on the bottom of the fire pit and add the recommended 2-6 inches of filler on top of it.

A fire pit dug deep into the earth would do what?lose heat relatively quickly after the fire is outretain heat well after the fire is outrequire more wood to light the fire

A fire pit dug deep into the earth would do what?

lose heat relatively quickly after the fire is out

retain heat well after the fire is out

require more wood to light the fire