Butane Stoves For Off-Grid

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Every home should have two of these stoves and a supply of fuel and matches/lighters. Thanks for such a clear , straightforward, explanation of these stoves.

I’ve got one it’s served me well thru the years this is a great item to have at a flea market there about 20 to 30dollars don’t argue just buy one guyy

1 correction. Carbon Monoxide (CO1) is heavier than Air therefore, like Cold Air, it gravitates to the lowest point (the floor). Setting your Carbon Monoxide Detector "Above" the stove, renders it useless. By placing the detector on the counter, next to the stove, you might detect some CO1. 2 Note. A Blue Flame always burns 100% of the Fuel with No CO1. Only a Yellow flame produces CO1. Candles, Camp Fires, etc. produce CO1. When welding, a Yellow Flame is known as a "Carbonizing Flame", where CO1 is adding Carbon to the metal. It also produces a Black Soot. A Blue Flame is known as an "Oxidizing Flame", which burns off carbon. Hence, no CO1. 3 Note. The are many many different Butane Stoves. The first thing I look for is the "BTU Rating". They run anywhere from 8000 BTU up to 15,000 BTU. Mine is 12,000. With that in mind, a can of Fuel will run shorter or longer, depending on the BTU Rating. Great little video. I learned a few things from it. Thanks for sharing.

As long as it's not too cold in your environment they work great.

I use mine for the Coleman oven! It works great for baking while out camping while I use the Coleman one and two burner gas stoves for cooking. Great system if you like Glamping like I do!😂

I have the 1st one. It's came in handy many times during a power outage. Sometimes my wife will use it for canning if she runs out of room on the regular electric stove. That's one thing we don't stock up on is coffee. Never have a taste for it. But in the winter we like to hav a cup of hot chocolate 😊 nice during a power outage and ice storms.

Thank you for showing how to install the can. I was actually leery to try it, for fear of blowing something up if I did it wrong. So a big thank you for the lesson!

Used with great success after Hurricane Ian hit SouthWest Florida - had two so gave the other to Son's family. They loved it.

Just what I've been looking for thank you for the good video have a blessed day😊

I do the pour over method of coffee making everyday. Used to use a more expensive brand but, as a strong coffee lover I've switched to Cafe Bustelo 😂 Now the stockpile is huge!! Thanks for your videos. You helped a migraine person So Much because now that I learned about Fire Dragon stoves from you can make coffee anywhere.

You need to mention the BTU of the stoves various the one you cooked on is 15,000 BTU. The others are less than that and will take longer to cook and boil water. I personally have a 12,000 BTU stove, it does the same as yours, but my friends is 8,000 and takes longer. I personally recommend at least a 10,000 BTU, but higher the better.

Iwatani makes a butane stove that is extended, so a larger pot doesn’t overhang the butane area.

GREAT episode.👌

Thank you for providing the checklist. I am considering getting a butane stove. I do have a camp stove, and a large propane burner, but I think the butane burner is more appropriate for a pot of coffee! I think it will actually be a good compliment to other cooking devices, for multiple reasons.

We love ours. We have the one that takes dual fuel.

Great video!

I have several types of cooking stoves including multi fuel burners and a butane stove that will also work with propane and butane is very easy if it’s not too cold outside. After seeing your sausage and eggs 🍳 I will just say I will do my own, lol 😂😆😂😂.

I have been using one of my several Coleman more often these days as I have discovered from watching YouTube presentations that they work very well on modern premium gasoline at 1/3 the cost of Coleman whitegas fuel..

Great information, THANK YOU !!!