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To: Marcella

I don’t have that many cans for sure. However- I use that little stove more often than any other to make coffee and heat soup when the electricity goes out. Just set it right down in the middle of the stove - they are great.

My long term is the rocket stove, since we have plenty of twigs, branches, and trees around. I also have a solar oven which I haven’t tried out yet. I’ve had it for more than a year - it’s the one that you found for me a while back.

If push comes to shove, I can take the rocket stove out to the green house and open the door and vent as well as a fan to avoid noxious buildup.

I have used the rocket stove and it only takes a handful of stuff that dropped from trees to cook the whole dinner and a coffee. Very hot and very fast.

Did you see the pics of the greenhouse on this thread? I really enjoyed the sunny days last winter-felt like summer in the greenhouse. LOL

Hope you are feeling better. Drop by more often - we’ve missed you, and homesteading/prepper subjects are just as welcome as garden stuff.


82 posted on 07/02/2018 10:13:37 AM PDT by greeneyes
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To: greeneyes; Marcella

I forgot to add that the sterno type stove is so great that I gave one to my adult kids and grandkids for Christmas, as well as the nifty coffee maker that you bought for Johnny, and a few other “prepper” type items including some fuel for the stove and instructions for making a burner out of tuna cans and alcohol. LOL


84 posted on 07/02/2018 10:29:27 AM PDT by greeneyes
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