A tent stove is designed to generate heat in tents or similar spaces to ensure a comfortable temperature. Use the stove only outdoors or in a tent specifically designed for this purpose. The tent stove is for private use only and is suitable solely for cooking and heating outdoors or in a fireproof tent. Before use, place the stove on a secure, level, and heat-resistant surface. Ensure that the stove is not used near flammable or heat-sensitive materials. If using the stove in a tent, check that the tent fabric is certified fireproof. Protect the tent floor with a fireproof mat in case hot embers escape. Keep children and pets away from the stove at all times. The stove becomes very hot during operation and must not be moved. Wear heat-resistant gloves when touching hot parts of the stove. Cooking pots and handles can also become very hot during cooking, so heat-resistant gloves should always be worn. Never leave the stove unattended while in use. Only suitable fuels should be used to light or relight the stove. Never use methylated spirits or gasoline. Only clean, dry wood should be used. Painted or stained wood should be avoided. Never overload the stove with too much wood at once. Do not use water to extinguish the fire or embers. Allow the stove to cool completely after use before moving or storing it. Keep a fire extinguisher readily available and clean the stove regularly to ensure safe use. Ensure the chimney does not become sooty to avoid the risk of soot buildup igniting. Ensure the tent is well-ventilated to prevent fire and suffocation hazards. Always keep the tent entrance open to ensure adequate ventilation. Never leave the stove lit overnight. Make sure the fire has burned out completely before going to sleep. Always keep the stove out of the reach of children and pets.