1. Consider the type of fuel you want to use. Propane and natural gas are the most common types of fuel for gas fire pits. Propane is typically more affordable and easy to find, but natural gas is a cleaner burning fuel. Junsky portable propane fire pit may suit for you. The model FP19AL has compact size and lightweight design to save space. Its enamel surface is long last and easy to clean.

2. Think about the size and shape of the fire pit. Gas fire pits come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Some are designed for small spaces, while others are large enough to accommodate a crowd. Junsky has round shape gas fire pit and square shape gas fire table for you. You can choose the right one for your outdoor space.

3. Consider the climate in which you live. If you live in an area with cool winters, you'll want to choose a gas fire pit.

1. Remove any debris from the burner. This includes ashes, soot, and any other build-up that may have accumulated.

2. Turn on the gas supply and relight the fire pit according to the manufacturer's instructions.

3. Inspect the gas regulator for any damage or leaks. If everything looks good, reattach it to the fire pit.

4. Make sure the gas supply is turned off before you start cleaning. Then, remove the gas regulator and hose from the fire pit.

5. Clean the burner with a mild soap and water solution. You can also use a specially designed cleaner for gas fire pits.