Depending on how you use your Solo Stove, it will produce some amount of smoke. The smoke can be reduced by using the right techniques and making sure you have the right amount of wood.

First, you should only use dry wood for your Solo Stove. Wet wood will produce more smoke. You should also burn a hot fire, as that will help your Solo Stove to burn more efficiently.

Another thing to consider is the size of the fire you are creating. If you are using large pieces of wood, you may find it hard to get the fire to burn evenly. If you are using smaller pieces of wood, you may have to mix them with some larger pieces to get the fire to burn properly.

Finally, you should be careful not to overload the burn chamber. Using too much wood can block the secondary burn vents at the top of your Solo Stove. This can cause smoke to build up.

Solo Stoves are a great alternative to conventional fire pits, especially in warmer weather. They are easy to use, and can be transported easily. You do have to be careful though, as Solo Stoves can be a source of toxic fumes.

Solo Stoves are also a great option for hot dogs and marshmallows. However, they aren't as easy on your lungs as conventional fire pits. You need to sit closer to the fire for best results.

If you are planning to use your Solo Stove for cooking, you will need to add additional fuel as you need it. If you are using Solo Stove starters, make sure they are pet-safe.