This is one of the most common questions we hear – and the answer is yes, as long as a few basic safety rules are followed.

1. Ventilation is important
While burning, bioethanol releases only a small amount of CO₂ – similar to what we exhale. Occasional airing out is enough.

2. Place your fireplace on a flat, heat-resistant surface
Keep it away from curtains, furniture, or anything flammable.

3. Never refuel when the burner is still hot or lit
Always let it cool down completely before adding more fuel.

4. Only use certified bioethanol
Choose 100% pure, clean-burning ethanol – just like the one we sell in our store.

✅ The bottom line:
Bioethanol fireplaces are safe for apartments, as long as you use them responsibly. And the cozy vibe they create? Absolutely worth it.