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Hi! I have a tip for wick trimming when you’re using the lantern setup as a light source. Trim the wick so that it’s the shape of a mountain peak /\ and it will burn brighter and clearer. Also start with a very clean glass globe and cool and clean it at least once a day if it’s used on a daily basis.
Yes. Trimming the wick makes for a more efficient and even burn/flame. Remove irregularities, fraying or stray strings. I get much better results by trimming to the shape of where the wick exits the adjustment mechanism, almost always an arc.
Agreed. It's affordable. I was just adding kerosene lanterns and looking online for used yesterday after seeing the other video. This is reasonable cost for all I needed to get done still.
Great Video. I collect pedestal oil lamps/lanterns and used to get them at auctions, CL, FB Marketplace, yard sales, etc for approx $10-20. The cooker you made made me realize I need to keep my wife from taking recycled cans to the bin. Thanks for teaching people.
What a good idea and also space saving as well. I was brought up with no electricity but we had those lights for light. We also had live candles on our Christmas tree and very few houses were burned from them. Those were the good old days and now I am almost 80 I think how good everything was then to what is going on today. You are brill.
I made an alcohol heater last year by using a large soup can, wire grate and metal bowl. Just had to place draft holes in them and place a small can inside for tip over safety. Rubbing alcohol in the smaller can with a small piece of tissue paper for a wick and I have light, heat and a way to cook.
I really enjoy your videos. I will be ordering one of these wick things from Amazon. Your videos on heaters and lights got me making some. Please keep sharing, you are awesome! The cooking videos are great too. Thank you!
Same here. I really liked that video testing heating with the Crisco candles. It's great to have several options. I reused my Oui yogurt jars to make some and put away....and keep extra cans crisco for refills later. Also got a small solar lantern that has crank handle as well. Now I am looking at the UCO candles--hard to decide which one is better but sorta leaning towards the 3 candle option.. Love that these are USA made.
😮👏🏻 Awesome! Another project to add to my list 😁 I made a few of the Crisco lamps and just in time - our power was out for 11 hours due to scheduled maintenance (pole replacement). I had one in the kitchen, another in a bathroom and the other in the living room; on the fireplace mantle. I only used my head lamp for a few minutes at a time because those candles worked so well 👍🏻. I added essential oils to 2 of the candles; lavender in one and rose & lemongrass in the other. The scent wasn’t strong enough to smell while burning so, w/ the next ones, I’ll be adding 6-10 drops instead of 3 ☺️ I love your videos - I’ve learned so much in the last several months. Thank you & a big hug, to you and your wife❣️ God bless you & your family❣️👊🏻
8:07 thank you for having a heart for the welfare of others. God will reward you abundantly for your helping others to stay safe and warm in an emergency.
I have never seen anyone else boil over or cook over a kerosene light- can’t imagine I’m the only one that has ever thought of it- But ya what a great method!!
The wick and collar from the jars is fantastic. Easy and inexpensive. Great for storage. Versitile. Another great video. Very clear and concise! Thanks!
How much heat dose that heater put out? I would love to see some tests on how big of a room it will heat and how warm dose it actually get the room and how long it takes. Great video.
Great Idea Riverside Man!!! I'm gonna add this to my collection too!! I think I may need several heating options the way things are looking!! This is much easier to carry in case I have to bounce! LOL!!:)) Thank You so much!! (heart)
My wife and I are retired (fixed income) This year I took some of our savings money and paid off my pickup truck, paid off what was owed on a storage shed and paid two young people to repair the roof of my barn. We owe nothing now. BUT...as food, electricity and gas prices rise, IT HURTS.
My grandparents had oil lamps and I remember them from when I was a child. Gives much 'warmer' light than electricity. I guess they went out of fashion as people were sold the 'electricity is safer and a more stable supply straight in to your home' etc. I think it's a good idea to look at ways to become less dependable on just 1 source whether that's mains gas or electric in case there's a disruption in the supply or to save money as the utilities prices have risen very sharply recently.
I grew up in the house for use when our power was out whether hurricane or snow. And wood stove..Don't think I appreciated these as much as I do now. And my husband is Egyptian--he was a kid when village he lived in outside of Cairo even got electricity--and erratic then but didn't have that (or phone line until he was about 7-8 yrs old). It's good to have reminder on how easy kerosene lanterns can be ❤️
Thank you for helping my family be prepared for winter ❄️ I am learning so much from you. I am so happy I can actually afford to make this and it will save us this winter cuz I'm in the city and I have no other way to cook or have heat. Thank you!!! God Bless you and your sweet family. 💙
This small cooker would be ideal after the SHTF for reconstituting freeze dried or powdered food or for cooking single serving beans or rice when there is no more electric. Thanx for the great idea ! 😉👍
Might want to recomend jb welding this little rig to a metal plate as a base for stability. It would REALLY suck to accidentally knock that sticker over and burn your house down! But this is really a great idea, thanks!
I found those wicks at my local hardware store in the camping section...2 roll package for 8.99...the fuel was 10.00...good deal for my shtf pack 😀 I already had the cook pot and the jar with wicklid from my old kit...keep these videos coming friend...always good for reminders 😀
I just bought 2 oil lamps 😢😢😢 just a week late, but I shared this video with everyone I know… it is a GREAT IDEA… I’m buying the “parts” so I can make my own if I need to… great for bartering too. TY so much🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great idea...yes, we have a Bimart and Walmart...I'm gonna get this ready. We already had this emergency on Nov 20th, 2022 ..8 degree weather and power went out, wish I would have had this on hand.
This is Amazing!!! I have been looking at lamps couldn’t believe how expensive they were. This is Great 👍 You are an Amazing Young Man!! Thank you so very much!! Laura in Southern Indiana USA 🇺🇸
Thank you for your ingenuity and passing it on to us. I am definitely going to make this heat and light lantern. You never know when the power goes out and you are in the dark!
Thank you for sharing such a wealth of information! I’m new to all of this, about a year now. I read all I can and watch Prepper videos every chance I get. Already ordered the items to make the jar lamps!
Thank you Eva , We try to put out great videos every week so hit the bell if you’d like to stay up-to-date, many more good tips to come, keep up the good work
Thank you. That screw-on lamp gadget is cool! I'm definately going to get a few and put them in our emergency preps. I would have never known they existed, if you hadn't made this video. Thanks again!
Great invention! For cooking I think I'd have a clean paint can half full of sand or kitty litter to lower the jar into before lighting, to keep it stable. (heaping the sand around the jar)
BRILLIANT! I am SO grateful to you for helping us find ways to make, plan, and prep without spending a fortune. I will definitely be making several of these very soon. Thanks again for ALL that you do for us
Just ordered everything for these! Last winter in Colorado we had a few outages and for some stupid reason our house doesn't have a fireplace, only a gas central heat so we had some cold days and nights! This will be handy for sure, Thanks!
Thank you for sharing this! I’m ordering the screw-on top & some oil too! I do have some lanterns already, but I really wanna make one that I can cook on too. I really do like your videos, very educational for me. Thank you again! (PS… I’ve been using the terra-cotta/tea light heaters to keep warm & it helps so much! 💞👍🏽🤗
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Wow this was very good thank u for the video!
No buy Mart in UK. No any mart ..lol
Jees we really need some help in UK man..we don't have shit here.
Love your content, I hope you're on rumble too.
I'm going to put this together to go camping.
This isn’t a replacement for the kerosene heater. It’s nice. But it’ll hardly heat a closet.
Hi! I have a tip for wick trimming when you’re using the lantern setup as a light source. Trim the wick so that it’s the shape of a mountain peak
/\ and it will burn brighter and clearer. Also start with a very clean glass globe and cool and clean it at least once a day if it’s used on a daily basis.
Sweet ! I will try this - thank you Mary
Yes. Trimming the wick makes for a more efficient and even burn/flame. Remove irregularities, fraying or stray strings. I get much better results by trimming to the shape of where the wick exits the adjustment mechanism, almost always an arc.
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Many thanks for your tip. I'll bet it burns longer that way too.
very good info! thank you!
Thank you.
Now that I can afford and do my disabled self. Love it.
Perfect 🤩 😊🙌🏽
@@RiversideHomesteadLife Thank you!
Agreed. It's affordable. I was just adding kerosene lanterns and looking online for used yesterday after seeing the other video. This is reasonable cost for all I needed to get done still.
Suck in all that carbon monoxide (CO) and disable your lungs as well. LOL
Great Video. I collect pedestal oil lamps/lanterns and used to get them at auctions, CL, FB Marketplace, yard sales, etc for approx $10-20. The cooker you made made me realize I need to keep my wife from taking recycled cans to the bin. Thanks for teaching people.
Great ideas, thank you!
What a good idea and also space saving as well. I was brought up with no electricity but we had those lights for light. We also had live candles on our Christmas tree and very few houses were burned from them. Those were the good old days and now I am almost 80 I think how good everything was then to what is going on today. You are brill.
Yes times are getting odd for sure!
I made an alcohol heater last year by using a large soup can, wire grate and metal bowl. Just had to place draft holes in them and place a small can inside for tip over safety. Rubbing alcohol in the smaller can with a small piece of tissue paper for a wick and I have light, heat and a way to cook.
Been there done that, 28 years in the military taught me to be prepared for anything. been prepping ever since
AWSOME to hear Robert. Thanks for input
Very cool! Resourceful!
Even if ya don't have the glass top - in a pinch ya can still use the tin can to protect the flame.
Yes! Thank you Chris!
I really enjoy your videos. I will be ordering one of these wick things from Amazon. Your videos on heaters and lights got me making some. Please keep sharing, you are awesome! The cooking videos are great too. Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you! Very Nice :)
Same here. I really liked that video testing heating with the Crisco candles. It's great to have several options. I reused my Oui yogurt jars to make some and put away....and keep extra cans crisco for refills later. Also got a small solar lantern that has crank handle as well. Now I am looking at the UCO candles--hard to decide which one is better but sorta leaning towards the 3 candle option.. Love that these are USA made.
If Amazon is out they have at Walmart as well.
Do you know the name of it so I could also look on Amazon for it?
😮👏🏻 Awesome! Another project to add to my list 😁 I made a few of the Crisco lamps and just in time - our power was out for 11 hours due to scheduled maintenance (pole replacement). I had one in the kitchen, another in a bathroom and the other in the living room; on the fireplace mantle. I only used my head lamp for a few minutes at a time because those candles worked so well 👍🏻. I added essential oils to 2 of the candles; lavender in one and rose & lemongrass in the other. The scent wasn’t strong enough to smell while burning so, w/ the next ones, I’ll be adding 6-10 drops instead of 3 ☺️ I love your videos - I’ve learned so much in the last several months. Thank you & a big hug, to you and your wife❣️ God bless you & your family❣️👊🏻
I made the Crisco candle too. Saved with the candles for power outages.
8:07 thank you for having a heart for the welfare of others. God will reward you abundantly for your helping others to stay safe and warm in an emergency.
If you were the one who thought of using a can on an oil lamp - GENIUS!!! The best thing is I have all these things; thanks!!!
I have never seen anyone else boil over or cook over a kerosene light- can’t imagine I’m the only one that has ever thought of it-
But ya what a great method!!
The wick and collar from the jars is fantastic. Easy and inexpensive. Great for storage. Versitile. Another great video. Very clear and concise! Thanks!
Thanks so much Jeff!
How much heat dose that heater put out? I would love to see some tests on how big of a room it will heat and how warm dose it actually get the room and how long it takes. Great video.
Thanks- it will put out the equivalent as a reg. Kerosene lantern
From what I have read, about 900 BTUs.
Great Idea Riverside Man!!! I'm gonna add this to my collection too!! I think I may need several heating options the way things are looking!! This is much easier to carry in case I have to bounce! LOL!!:)) Thank You so much!! (heart)
Word lol
Yup - things be looking Not so good from a lot of different angles these days
Wow that sno is actually boiling! Well done!
My wife and I are retired (fixed income) This year I took some of our savings money and paid off my pickup truck, paid off what was owed on a storage shed and paid two young people to repair the roof of my barn. We owe nothing now. BUT...as food, electricity and gas prices rise,
IT HURTS.
My grandparents had oil lamps and I remember them from when I was a child. Gives much 'warmer' light than electricity. I guess they went out of fashion as people were sold the 'electricity is safer and a more stable supply straight in to your home' etc. I think it's a good idea to look at ways to become less dependable on just 1 source whether that's mains gas or electric in case there's a disruption in the supply or to save money as the utilities prices have risen very sharply recently.
You are correct with that comment, I agree, thank you so much for watching our channel
I grew up in the house for use when our power was out whether hurricane or snow. And wood stove..Don't think I appreciated these as much as I do now. And my husband is Egyptian--he was a kid when village he lived in outside of Cairo even got electricity--and erratic then but didn't have that (or phone line until he was about 7-8 yrs old). It's good to have reminder on how easy kerosene lanterns can be ❤️
Thank you for helping my family be prepared for winter ❄️ I am learning so much from you. I am so happy I can actually afford to make this and it will save us this winter cuz I'm in the city and I have no other way to cook or have heat. Thank you!!! God Bless you and your sweet family. 💙
This small cooker would be ideal after the SHTF for reconstituting freeze dried or powdered food or for cooking single serving beans or rice when there is no more electric. Thanx for the great idea ! 😉👍
Might want to recomend jb welding this little rig to a metal plate as a base for stability. It would REALLY suck to accidentally knock that sticker over and burn your house down! But this is really a great idea, thanks!
Great idea! Thanks Scott
Amazing!! Thank you.
I found those wicks at my local hardware store in the camping section...2 roll package for 8.99...the fuel was 10.00...good deal for my shtf pack 😀 I already had the cook pot and the jar with wicklid from my old kit...keep these videos coming friend...always good for reminders 😀
Thanks Brood !!🙌🏽
I just bought 2 oil lamps 😢😢😢 just a week late, but I shared this video with everyone I know… it is a GREAT IDEA… I’m buying the “parts” so I can make my own if I need to… great for bartering too. TY so much🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you! One of your best videos. 🙏🏻
Going to try it for sure.
Thank you so much! You are so informative! Keep it coming…
Awesome idea, thank you!!
Great idea...yes, we have a Bimart and Walmart...I'm gonna get this ready. We already had this emergency on Nov 20th, 2022 ..8 degree weather and power went out, wish I would have had this on hand.
Thanks for sharing!
This is great. Thank you. Blessings to all ❤
This is Amazing!!! I have been looking at lamps couldn’t believe how expensive they were. This is Great 👍
You are an Amazing Young Man!! Thank you so very much!! Laura in Southern Indiana USA 🇺🇸
Thanks so much! 😊
Outstanding bro. Thanks.
Thank you for your ingenuity and passing it on to us. I am definitely going to make this heat and light lantern. You never know when the power goes out and you are in the dark!
For sure, better to be prepared! Thanks Mary Ann
I love this idea ! TY for sharing, much love 💜
Holy cow love the idea Thanks
I will absolutely try this!
We will be trying that. Thank you
Thanks for the links ✌💚
Really great idea! Thanks for sharing! 🥰❤️
brilliant merry Christmas friend from the UK
You share some of the best ideas I find! Thank you for taking the time and caring enough to share with the rest of us.😊
Thanks for this video! Really needed this one!
That is great to hear, feel free to share it with those that might need it as well, have a wonderful weekend
That is awesome.
Thanks! I will order a few for some mason jars.
Awesome tips, thanks 👍
Thank you for sharing such a wealth of information! I’m new to all of this, about a year now. I read all I can and watch Prepper videos every chance I get. Already ordered the items to make the jar lamps!
Thank you Eva , We try to put out great videos every week so hit the bell if you’d like to stay up-to-date, many more good tips to come, keep up the good work
Really appreciate these videos. Thanks for this
You bet mama
Love your videos, great idea.
Thank you I thought this one was super fun and super useful
Yep definitely going to try! 👍
Thank you Dolly!
Thank you. That screw-on lamp gadget is cool! I'm definately going to get a few and put them in our emergency preps. I would have never known they existed, if you hadn't made this video. Thanks again!
What an awesome idea, I will be checking into getting these items .
what a great find! thanks for sharing
Our pleasure!
You are brilliant!!!! Once again!!!👍
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you, you are very talented and kind to share !!
Thank you very much Lisa!
This Is Super Awesome Thank bro 🌱
No problem 👍
Love it. Thank you for the great idea. Just bought my set on Amazon. kudos
I think it’s a great 👍 idea and I shared it too with my husband
Thanks man for posting this great info. cheers man.
You bet!
Being frugal helps you be generous to help community, and first and most importantly, have SHTF money. Thank you, Cohen. Happy New Year ❤️🎉
For sure, Happy New Year!
You have the best channel out of any like it from years of watching different people!!
Great video!
I came across your videos yesterday and you have helped me so much! Thank you!
AWSOME! More to come!
I just love how you explain things thoroughly you are a great guy thank you
Thanks bunches for all you share! It really does help.
Thank you for watching Susan
Love your survival videos ! Thank you ! Stay safe 💚
You bet, thanks
Love it! I ordered mine just a few minutes ago! Thanks so much
OH, Yeah! Haven't seen these before. Will have to order a few of them. God Bless and stay safe.
Thanks, you too!
Wow I’m amazed great wonderful idea thanks for sharing blessings
Ordered! I never knew these existed, thank you!
No problem!! Thank you very much Rosie!
Nice !!!
Perfect quick setup !
Really appreciate sharing all those tips and specially the perspective you added to my field of view !
Thank you so much Stephanie
This is amazing! Thank you so much! Time is coming in the near future where we are going to need these things.
You're so welcome! So true!
That is cool my friend.
Great invention! For cooking I think I'd have a clean paint can half full of sand or kitty litter to lower the jar into before lighting, to keep it stable. (heaping the sand around the jar)
Fantastic, I got it all except
The lamp- wick.
BRILLIANT! I am SO grateful to you for helping us find ways to make, plan, and prep without spending a fortune. I will definitely be making several of these very soon. Thanks again for ALL that you do for us
thanks again for sharing!!! 🥰
Thanks, new sub! Lots of good common sense information!!!
Thanks steve ! New tips every week 🛎
Watching your invention and enjoying it !
Thank you!
Awesome ideas.Thanks!
You're welcome
great easy ideas, Thank You RHL
Thanks - more to come
You are such a smart guy !
Haha - I liked that one!
Great Idea!!
Thank you!!! You made living houseless a lot easier.. God Bless you..
AWSOME
Nice work. Thanks for sharing your efforts and knowledge.
So nice of you! Thank you Meadow Fjordside!
Thank you sooo much for these great tips and info. You are truly a blessing to my family!!!
Thank you very much Turman Fane!
Hi. This is so helpful. Thank you so much for all you do for all of us.😊
Thank you for sharing these inexpensive heat sources! These are within my budget😊😊
Great!
Very cool idea, ty
I think I already have everything to make them.. very clever 👏..love it!!
Yay, thank you!
Great Video!! Thanks Brother. Have a Fantastic day.
V🙌🏽
Just ordered everything for these! Last winter in Colorado we had a few outages and for some stupid reason our house doesn't have a fireplace, only a gas central heat so we had some cold days and nights! This will be handy for sure, Thanks!
Now this is AWESOME!!!! I use oil lamps. Have a Blessed day 💞🙏🤗🐕🐾🐾
Super cool 😁
Thank you for sharing this! I’m ordering the screw-on top & some oil too! I do have some lanterns already, but I really wanna make one that I can cook on too. I really do like your videos, very educational for me. Thank you again!
(PS… I’ve been using the terra-cotta/tea light heaters to keep warm & it helps so much! 💞👍🏽🤗
Great to hear 😊
Becarefull always.
Gostei da ideia da latinha, guardo várias garrafas e vidros também👍🏽
You are Awesome. Great important help. Much Appreciated.
Namaste
LW🙌🏽😊
You're a nice guy and that comes out very clearly in your videos. Thanks for your ideas and creativity. I wish I knew you - it'd be a lot of fun!
Love your videos. Thanks
You're welcome!
Thank you for your great ideas and demonstrations! May God bless you and yours always!
Awesome glad you liked it
bought all this stuff on amazon-----bought enough for two-----thanks for this info----its great.
Yes like and yes gonna make it thanks for sharing.
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