【Discontinued】FORT TC Hot Tent | Canvas Hot Shelter Tent with Stove Jack Green

These tips can help ensure safer and more efficient stove jack use:

1. Roll Up and Secure the Stove Jack Cover
Roll up the stove jack cover and secure it in place. Do not allow the cover fabric to come into contact with the hot stovepipe.

Common hot tent fabrics, such as our 300D Oxford fabric, cannot withstand the extreme temperatures generated by a stovepipe. Always keep the cover fabric away from the hot pipe.

2. Keep the Stovepipe Centered in the Stove Jack
Adjust the stove position to keep the stovepipe centered inside the stove jack opening. Make sure the stovepipe does not touch any tent fabric.

3. Use Branches as a Barrier When Needed
If it is difficult to prevent the stovepipe from contacting the tent fabric by adjusting the stove position, you can use branches or other heat-resistant barriers to create separation.

4. Keep the Tent Stable
After positioning the stovepipe in the center of the stove jack, make sure the hot tent remains stable. Excessive movement may cause the hot stovepipe to contact the tent fabric.

Keeping the stove jack properly positioned helps extend its service life and improves safety during use.

Important Safety Note
The stove jack fabric is heat-resistant, but the stitching thread is not designed to withstand direct contact with high temperatures.

If the tent fabric is positioned too close to the hot stovepipe, the stitching thread may melt or burn, potentially causing damage to the tent.

Regular care of your POMOLY tent helps maintain its performance and extend its lifespan. Follow these basic cleaning and maintenance guidelines to keep your tent in optimal condition.

1. Remove Dirt and Debris
Use a soft brush to gently remove dirt from the tent surface, including the snow skirt, ground sheet, and inner tent.

2. Use Mild Detergent
Clean the tent with a mild, neutral detergent when necessary. Avoid using harsh chemicals that may damage the fabric or waterproof coating.

3. Clean the Zippers
Use soapy water to gently clean the zipper areas and remove dirt or debris.

4. Do Not Machine Wash
Never machine wash your tent, as this may damage the waterproof coating and seam sealing.

5. Avoid Abrasive Cleaning
Do not use hard brushes or abrasive materials to scrub the tent. This may damage the outer waterproof coating and reduce water resistance.

6. Check Attachment Points Regularly
Regularly inspect the guy line attachment points and stitching areas. If any stitching damage is found, repair it promptly and apply tent seam sealer when needed.

7. Dry Completely Before Storage
Before storing your tent, make sure it is completely clean and fully dry with no remaining moisture.

A dry and clean tent helps prevent mildew growth and keeps your hot tent ready for your next adventure.