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I liked the commentary on the canister, best of ALL the pointers! And I'm super grateful for the lack of scare tactics, about running out of our nice little conveniences and comforts.

I have been looking at these portable stoves for a week now, I work construction out in the field, about a week ago I saw this dude with something similar heating up some tortillas and re-heating some meats for tacos and I thought how assume was that, I mite just have to buy one now for my lunch

Can you leave the canister (butane) in the unit when you're done with a meal, or do you remove it each time? Btw, where can i buy a French press like that?

Can a 20lb propane tank be connected to this unit and how?

Thank you, this is fabulous. I love the dual fuel option as I'm not sure which I'd like better. Looks super clean and yes, I like the color too. Ps; I SO glad you had to replace the canister, show me/us how it acts when it gets low. I ordered one from your link and am happy you get a little something out of it... and between Christmas and New Year's is our wedding anniversary and that works really well (Quiet).

And of course, you can cook indoors with it. No need to go outside to cook a meal.

These are ok in an emergency or for occasional use when camping. The reason they're so lightweight is because the sheet metal is so thin. Then most of the burners are aluminum. These will just rust out in in a few years of occasional use. The burner plate is what really gets me. They're enameled coated steel that cracks and comes off within a few uses. I doubt that one is any different from the brand I have. It heats quickly and does the job but that thing gets hot. I wouldn't put it on a wooden table or anything that could catch fire as it will. You didn't mention the cost. The propane isn't that bad but those little butane cylinders are twice the price in the US.

Read the directions just a video for dummy’s Geesh !!!

I have one dual fuel.

Great video dude. I’m “adding to cart” 😊

Does she sell on online or have any plans to sell online? (just curious) Will likely be visiting OR in June!

LOL! We finally got the keys to our place Nov, 2022 and cleaning out the gutters were one of my first tasks (but I haven't warmed up to filming myself working!) That whoosh of a clean gutter is *really* satisfying though - isn't it?!? I found one of your other videos first and now I'm skimming through from the beginning. I'm also focusing on food production and egg layers but we're still in the middle of house renovations so... My food garden this season will just be an experiment.

Good video.👍🏻

Have you attempted to attach a 20 lb tank?

Your kitchen gas stove puts out up to 18k btus of heat.

What do you do with the empty/almost empty canisters?

...thanks for sharing, just got the same one. Merry Xmas.

You should not use this burner, inside is an insulator material that doesn't need to he there at all and it is toxic. If you can't smell it when using the burner see a nose doctor. Pthalates are toxic and this burner should be recalled. Recommending it is a crime against humanity.

This is almost as stupid as the flat earthers . one youtuber showed his top down burn and was bragging that it only took 45 minutes to get his logs fully engulfed . 😂🤣😆 i told him it only takes 30 seconds to get flames off of my bottom up logs and two minutes to have them full ablaze . he had no come back for that .

Hi, Great review :-) Also, the link above doesn't work, lands on a "Sorry, we couldn't find that page."

Google the safety of the fuel canisters. Not all are equal. Use the ones with a safety "valve".

We have 3 Incase others need one.

I am so happy that i am single hahaha

These butane stoves seem to be made by different manufacturers at price points that differ by $10 to $30. Yet they share the same exact design. My question is if there are varying levels of quality between almost identical units from different manufacturers? The one I looked at had burner elements that appeared to be made from cheap pot metal.

Thx!

Great video, I think I will pick one up. Thanks

Build your own Rocket Stove!! When tornados happen a Rocket Stove can even use what's left of your house for fuel.😜🤪😝

A few comments. I have two of these and they are great in normal times for making things like stir fry outside so I don't coat every inch of our kitchen with oil spatters. Secondly, 8000 BTU is a bit on the low side... a 12000 BTU stove will heat things quite a bit faster, obviously. Thirdly I learned something from the comments; these don't work in winter at low temperatures as I found, and I did not realize that the butane doesn't have pressure below 31F. The bigger stoves (12K BTU up) can be used for pressure canning outdoors in case you don't want to run a pressure canner indoors for safety reasons or to not heat and steam up your kitchen. One fresh can will run a 100 minute pressure canning cycle (pretty much uses it up.) And lastly, the price per can is a bit more these days. Best deals I found are for four packs at Gordon Food Service stores and some Asian markets which are $8 to $13. Menards has single cans but they are expensive per can there.

A coarser grind of coffee may work better for French press for less grit.

Really important to get butane or propane stove. If you get just the butane one, you'll be hunting for those garbage ass bs canisters everywhere you go. Propane is easy, those butane shits are impossible.

You are THE FIRST person that has actually SHOWN UP CLOSE how to do that. I am writing this after never seeing you before but had to stop and thank you for that. Do you have videos on SIMPLE solar connections ? now, back to your video….🌼

BTU = the energy it takes to raise one pound of water one degree Fahrenheit

Have had and use daily since Y2K. Have 3 total and one like that . Have to have my coffee!

Nice clear instructions on this. Thanks.

Hi! I just saw your video and was hoping you'd tell us the function of the red knob at the very end of the 2 lb tank connection hose. It seems to me that it's stationary, but can't find an explanation anywhere. Hope you can help. Thank you!

What you have NOT said is that in very COLD weather, the butane is useless. Butane will NOT burn in very cold weather. ICE / Snow etc. I don't know if w have the LPG option for these stoves here in Australia.

We have an RV with an induction cooker, and we have this as a backup. We use this a lot when we want to cook fish or anything super smokey that we don't want to cook inside the RV or want to save the battery. Its great! The butane is hard to find now though so that sucks. I do catch and cooks and will bring this with me in my backpack. As a tip, you can take the butane bottle (with the lid on) put it in the side panel but flip it so it faces backwards. the panel closed perfectly, and you have a bottle in there without it getting bumped and releasing the butane. it's also smaller than it looks in this pic, he must be using a weird lens or filter.

That would be great!

I thought these were much more expensive. Definitely a good idea for my hurricane kit

Even with power underground to my house from a wide open highway and rare weather outages … last Winter, twice, there was some power glitch in the morning before coffee was made. I bought a similar 1 burner. I also bought some large ER water containers (I cannot run my well pump w/o electricity). AND I have started putting together a battery backup system (vs gas generator). I’m not a prepped but times are changing and as you said, I want to get through any outages with minimal disruption :). Good thoughts. I have an induction burner in addition to electric stove and whether it is that or the gas one burner, it is nice to have an option to cook some things (smelly!) outside. Overall, I think options are nice and a small portable butane/propane stove is neither expensive nor does it take up a huge amount of storage space so an efficient backup. Oh … I do pour over and also coffee concentrate (cold brew). Having a good concentrate means a 1/2 or full cup in a quick minute: add water, heat on stove or microwave. Cheers from NW Montana … snow on the ground here as well 😊

I have had one for many years - I bought a stack on canisters as well & I have used it ages. Often we go on weekend trips so want a hot drink after lunch. I bought a cheap skillet & have used it for a quick BBQ lunch & when I was camping as a back up. I was once at my parents for dinner when we lost power. I boiled water to fill their thermoses & gave a few to our elderly neighbours who were so happy.

What is disconcerting is that the Gas One and the Amazon listing show a port on the right side, just an inch past the face for a Coleman style, small propane tank and brass connector. The other pictures on both of those sights do not show that opening. My question is: did that propane hose come with it or did you purchase it separately. Thanks to anyone who might know the answer.

Thanks so much for sharing, would luv more videos about your homestead and how to's. Its something I would like to do myself. Look forward to more videos, keeping it real.

For coffee, i have drank starbucks, canned Nescafé coffee. I have a small remote canister stove that runs on butane canister like the one that you used, and I typically use it when i head to a public park for my hot drink and hot meal during lunchtime at the park.

I have one of these, different brand name and different colour but probably came out of the same factory. Mine didn’t come with the hose to connect to an external tank, which looks like a great addition. That said, I wouldn’t want to be without it for emergencies.

First time viewing your video. Was always interested in those portable stoves. A lot of cooks on you tube use them. I’m also a big typewriter collector. I noticed behind you on the right it looked like a Smith Corona Typewriter. Couldn’t see all of it. I subscribed to your channel too!

We have a gas stove, plus halogen ovens and Ninja foodies, but I also have the same type of emergency stove as you. For just in case.

I just got one of these In Australia from big W but it hasn't got the hole for hose or the pot holder don't flip over Plus I got 24 gas thingys for 30 AUD I reckon there good It's called a camp master

Thats a cool portable stove.

I have a propane stove and furnace, but I only used one burner, so I turned the gas off the stove and just use a single electric hub. When I lost hydro, I dug out my camping stove, and cooked with butane. It worked great! My son bought me a Keurig a few Christmases ago. It makes a great instant hot water source for hot chocolate, porridge and soup. And my two cup teapot fits perfectly in it. On a rare occasion, I will make coffee with a reusable refillable pod. Jon in rural BC, Canada