Cool hobo stoves. My granddad showed me how to make on. If you do not have the money it IS BETTER to make you own than live without! Paint can efficiency is better than NO efficiency. ;)
Here's a free idea. Two birds one stone. Get rid of the "trash" can concept. Everything you purchase should be dismantled, repurposed. Companies should have to pay for the returnable, recyclable content. Clean the land of pollution and create jobs .
preppers buying a stove they need to know how to make...COME ON!!! you need to know how to think on your feet. Use the prep time to figure out how to do things unless you plan to go to the hardware store after TSHTF scenario ...just sayin
Good little video. I am over in the Belgian Ardennes , living in a remote area.I have two of these stoves a single door and a double. For me it is the IDEAL survival stove. Free wood , quick, hot and relatively smoke free once up to temp. I wiol be buying two more as back up.
Re , making a stove, been there done that, its ok,, but no way can you make something this good.
@Gunzshow55312 Hi , I bought the two door model first. You can regulate the heat more and use charcoal. BUT I onlyy use wood and as for regulation, ie simmering, I tend not to bother. So the cheaper one door is more practical in my opinion. cheers.
or you know cut four slits 3/4 of the way down a 4 foot log. then stuff it with bark and light it. since the log burns from the inside out, it can burn for about 6 hours with like an 8 inch diameter log. It makes a perfect cooking surface in the bush.
Thank you so much for this video. I saw the Stovetec and companion water pasteurizer - and purchased them within 15 minutes of viewing this video.
This unit, in concert with my SOS Sport Solar Oven, makes for big headway in being prepared for a crisis situation. In fact, you may want to check into a Solar Oven Society Sport Solar Oven (w/reflectors). The SOS is better than the Global Sun Oven (I know, I own both a SOS Sport and a Global Sun Oven).
If you aren't handy enough to make your own stove, that seems like a really good price for something that is going to last many many years, good price on the water pasteurizer also
@sabresrule716 I dont think they are really meant for heat, not a large area anyways. Look up wood gasifier stove. You have to have good ventilation if you are going to be burning anything though
I really liked that vid, it's something I can have here in suburbia that would make it easy since fuel isn't as abundant. I'll put this on my list of must haves.
I quite literally used mine 2-3 times a day, every day, from April through October this recent growing season while living in a tent on my "homestead" of sorts.
Very reliable dependable resilient awesome stove; sure a homemade version could work out well too, I want to try making one (so I can have a second burner). But I would highly recommend.
Note, I have the mid-level-quality one with the door underneath - VERY handy for air flow, very handy to be able to shut the door on a pile of coals.
It's a fancy hobo stove. Google it. You can make one of those out of a coffee can and some rebar if you don't have $80 to spend. The plans will say use wire, but use rebar if you want it to last.
Hi I've just purchased a Stove tec but haven't tried it out yet. I've never seen the water purifier before but it's something that I would be interested in. I have a Berkey that would make clean water.
Hey Scott, I get that if you were in a stationary situation or you are using a vehicle to haul your equip., how this could be effective, however I am a guy that likes to park my truck and get farther away from it all and hike to my destination. ? Also, being a prepper, if I have to ditch my current location, that would be alot to haul on my back. Any thoughts on what you think would be a good alternative for a nomadic outdoorsman.
@LivingHistorySchool thought you might say that. I already use a large soup can, plastered with firestone powder and water. Its actually very efficient and weighs little more than the can itself. I was just curious if there was a commercial product like this.
@Set2Survive the stove they sell is for long term survival, or just for car camping, I mainly use this stove for cooking on the patio at home and camping. They are designed to last for decades.
@LivingHistorySchool I powderized some fire bricks and used a combination of water and epoxy to plaster the inside of the can to insulate it. I have had it for at least a couple of yrs and I've put it through the ringer. Works very well and not a scratch on it. I wonder how long mine will last. Only time will tell.
@LivingHistorySchool I did add some flashing as my burn chamber so it goes flashing/firebrick/Large soup can, is that what your asking? I have used it dozens of times and I haven't noticed any fumes just the smell of wood burning.
I've seen Rasta man in JA cook like this, But they used an car rim and a dutch pot to make some fire Ital stew. I my opinion you should look at the things you already have around you house and see what else it can be used for. Before spending money on things like this
Almost any water can be purified by leaving in the sun for at least 6 hours in a plastic bottle, btw. Neat video; I'd save it for cooking...gotta' get this!
I got the $119 model single door . I LOVE IT!!!! Super fast shipping up to Washington. We burned it for 7 hours. Used nothing but small sticks off our brush pile. These are a must have for any prepper or if you just like camping and not having to transport propane ect.
I was considering buying the Deluxe model but found out today the shipping cost to Canada doesn't make it worthwhile. Anyone know of a similar product available up here?
My understanding from the video is that the Eco Ceramic and Deluxe models both have the wide mouth combustion chamber. It's only the 2 door one that has a smaller opening.
@LivingHistorySchool That comment just moved this item up to the top of my wish list. I went to the website and looked at the top of the line one with the cast iron top. Looks like something that would last forever. This is a very good video review of a very fine product. If I get one and like it I'll be making a video as well.
@LivingHistorySchool I take it that you have thought about the more expensive one yourself and have determined that the extra cost isn't worth it. Am I correct?
@SustenanceNCovering the other one is for charcoal and the door is smaller so it limits what you can burn, the one I bought can take all kinds of different fuel sizes, and been proven for years
@LivingHistorySchool Ahhhh. That wasn't clear to me in the vid. I thought that there was a more heavy duty unit that had a single door. Now I understand.
Do you think it could be used to run a presser cooker? If you check out engineer775 he uses a wood gas stove to do so, but it requires batteries which I don't like.
Very cool stove system. Rocket stoves are very cool since they actually not only burn the wood but the wood gasses making them much more efficient. This is a good system for an in place preparedness system. Not so much a bug out option for a stove, though it does look portable it is a bit heavy and bulky for a pack.
For my pack I have a Ti-Tri caldera volcano stove from Trail Designs. Super light weight, compact, 3 fuel wood/alcohol/esbit.
seems a bit pricey for me , how long do you think it will last , for around $90 i can get a dual fuel coleman . thanks for the info and the video . good hunting y'all be safe
nice stove! A person can actually make one a little cheaper using a metal paint can and a few other cheap parts....and if someone is looking for a portable "volcano" stove like their water purifier, Ireland has been making them for centuries, called a Kelly Kettle.......
Hi Scott, just wanted to let you know I am planning a project to purchase these stoves and ship them to Haitti by the end of the month. I will be working with another charity to ship and distribute them. Thanks a lot for the video hopefully several hundred lives will be saved this year thanks to these stoves!
Belarus is currently undergoing a SHTF scenario. I think the preppers on the net should focus on that. No electricity, high inflation, people fighting on market items, trying to stock up on some food and fulfill basic necesities. We should watch how that situation develops and learn from it.
@LivingHistorySchool I really like it. It looks to me like it is a quality little stove. I think for me, the 1 door design is the best choice. Thank you for taking the time to share this with the rest of us.
@RoflmaoAtSheepeople designed here, so is most of what everyone buys... they have a certain type of clay that is really light weight and a porcelain factory kiln
Very nice compact unit. Even the size of the water pasteurizer is ok considering it can do its job so quickly with the amount of heating surface inside. Decent prices too. Very cool idea. Btw, I noticed on their cooking tips page that someone used a pressure cooker with the two door model and charcoal. Something to think about. Thanks for the vid.
1.5 gallon water heater you can heat your meal and your water to wash dishes with all at the same time with this device after you eat you can use it to heat water for bathing too. If I were homeless I would have these stoves especially that kettle. If you don't have the money for his you can build your own stove really cheap and use a stove top kettle I get stove top kettles at yard sales all day for $2 if homeless helps to have a thermos too so you can heat water and it will stay hot longer.
I made a rocket stove out of can a piece of pipe and some pearlite I used that device until I burned out the pipe and pearlite started to leak out.If you use the stove like it was intended your stove will last but I use to burn just to watch the metal glow cherry red. The cost to DIY rocket stove was minimal~$20 and I still have the pearlite. I use to burn just to do it I did boil water just to pour it on the fire ants. The ants didn't do so well when boiled.
@cdltpx these stove have a guarantee for 6 years at everyday use...has a cast iron top and heat shield... not the same as the do it your self ones... it has the ceramic insulator too
@LivingHistorySchool I like the stove it is nice but pricy IMO it should not cost more than a bbq pit. If they can provide for poor @$15 then why should the american version cost over $85? I like the one I made at home too it had ceramic insulator too in the form of pearlite. Pearlite is a great product it is used to transport cryogenics it is the product seperating the interior vessel from the exterior those temperatures are quite frigid H-423.17F . hightec Microwave $35 but a wood stove $85?
Just bought a deluxe stove. Can't wait to get it!
mkmason2002 2 days ago
Clay pot and a jigsaw. Way better. Way cheaper.
overclockedamd123 3 days ago
this model of RocketStove (1 door) fits perfectly in a 5 gal bucket, along with wood shims, cotton balls/lint wads, and fire starter.
AngusMcSpuds 3 days ago
i like the extra large kelly ketle
slowtaknow 3 days ago
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That's a nice designed rocket stove.
I like the cast iron attachments.
It would be dumb not to have one, or know how to make one as a survivalist/prepper.
armanflint 3 days ago
That's a nice designed rocket stove.
I like the cast iron attachments.
It would be dumb not to have one, or know how to make one as a survivalist/prepper.
armanflint 3 days ago
Why not just use your grill? Seems like that is all that is anyway.
kokonutbaby1 5 days ago
co 2 not good for the earth? gtfoh you misinformed aging dooshbag hippy, i got a grover heavyduty rocket stove btw its waaaaaay better design.
WRETCHEDxSINNER 1 week ago
Cool hobo stoves. My granddad showed me how to make on. If you do not have the money it IS BETTER to make you own than live without! Paint can efficiency is better than NO efficiency. ;)
shilltheshillXXX 1 week ago
How much, exactly, do you intend to lug around on your back if shtf? Do you have a place you think you can be safe at forever?!?
worldsurfer72 1 week ago
@worldsurfer72 it's not a portable stove for a bug out unless you have a vehicle
LivingHistorySchool 1 week ago
Are these made and manufactured in the USA? Or are they made in Commie China like every other god forsaken thing on the planet!
richmanpoman1 2 weeks ago
Here's a free idea. Two birds one stone. Get rid of the "trash" can concept. Everything you purchase should be dismantled, repurposed. Companies should have to pay for the returnable, recyclable content. Clean the land of pollution and create jobs .
MultiCamileon 2 weeks ago
preppers buying a stove they need to know how to make...COME ON!!! you need to know how to think on your feet. Use the prep time to figure out how to do things unless you plan to go to the hardware store after TSHTF scenario ...just sayin
mike184ever1 2 weeks ago
Good little video. I am over in the Belgian Ardennes , living in a remote area.I have two of these stoves a single door and a double. For me it is the IDEAL survival stove. Free wood , quick, hot and relatively smoke free once up to temp. I wiol be buying two more as back up.
Re , making a stove, been there done that, its ok,, but no way can you make something this good.
frugalboy 3 weeks ago in playlist Prepper Channel
@frugalboy only a true Prepper would know this, thanks for your comment
LivingHistorySchool 3 weeks ago
@frugalboy Considering everything (price,etc) what is your favorite, single or double? Thanks
Gunzshow55312 4 days ago
@Gunzshow55312 Hi , I bought the two door model first. You can regulate the heat more and use charcoal. BUT I onlyy use wood and as for regulation, ie simmering, I tend not to bother. So the cheaper one door is more practical in my opinion. cheers.
frugalboy 3 days ago
I got the $114 one...haven't used it yet,but will when I camp & when SHTF!!!!
alecboi84 1 month ago
Great stuff! Stop by prepperlog com and share your survival/prepper ideas! People can benefit from your ideas there.
Prepperlog 1 month ago
or you know cut four slits 3/4 of the way down a 4 foot log. then stuff it with bark and light it. since the log burns from the inside out, it can burn for about 6 hours with like an 8 inch diameter log. It makes a perfect cooking surface in the bush.
Membersacc 1 month ago
By the way they are not called sticks...in Africa, we call it firewood.
kaburugi 1 month ago
I live in a village in Africa, this is the way of life, so nothing much will change then. Leave America and Europe, come to Africa.!
kaburugi 1 month ago 2
i would like to buy 1 this summer, when i catch up with bills...
rolling422 1 month ago
i saw a video how to make one with 2 empty paint cans and a metal clothes hanger alot cheaper than $80
VACOWBOYFAN 1 month ago
@VACOWBOYFAN this is ceramic isulated a little better than a paint can which holds the heat
LivingHistorySchool 1 month ago 4
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Great channel my friend thanks for sharing.
PrepperKip 1 month ago
Thank you so much for this video. I saw the Stovetec and companion water pasteurizer - and purchased them within 15 minutes of viewing this video.
This unit, in concert with my SOS Sport Solar Oven, makes for big headway in being prepared for a crisis situation. In fact, you may want to check into a Solar Oven Society Sport Solar Oven (w/reflectors). The SOS is better than the Global Sun Oven (I know, I own both a SOS Sport and a Global Sun Oven).
All the best to you!
SororThothma 1 month ago
Very Cool!
2000talon 1 month ago
How did I miss this video? Their prices are super cheap for such a product
YokoWenis 1 month ago
@YokoWenis Hoss was keeping it a secret
LivingHistorySchool 1 month ago
If you aren't handy enough to make your own stove, that seems like a really good price for something that is going to last many many years, good price on the water pasteurizer also
sirtom68 2 months ago
dumb question: can they heat a medium sized space like a garage very well?
sabresrule716 2 months ago
@sabresrule716 I dont think they are really meant for heat, not a large area anyways. Look up wood gasifier stove. You have to have good ventilation if you are going to be burning anything though
sirtom68 2 months ago
@sabresrule716 Nope. So, outside use only with them...
Only heat, insulated rocket stoves give off, is out the hole. Won't even warm your hands except same place fire heats cooking utensils.
groverrocketstove(dot)com has a small wood stove I like
Tankdriver100 1 month ago
I really liked that vid, it's something I can have here in suburbia that would make it easy since fuel isn't as abundant. I'll put this on my list of must haves.
Ifitallfails 2 months ago
I made mine out of a 30 pound gas bottle! Easy and free!!
666scibi 2 months ago
I quite literally used mine 2-3 times a day, every day, from April through October this recent growing season while living in a tent on my "homestead" of sorts.
Very reliable dependable resilient awesome stove; sure a homemade version could work out well too, I want to try making one (so I can have a second burner). But I would highly recommend.
Note, I have the mid-level-quality one with the door underneath - VERY handy for air flow, very handy to be able to shut the door on a pile of coals.
adamdm87 2 months ago
GREAT VID..thanks for posting!!!
T74G 2 months ago
awesome... a must have to be put in my budget!!!
T74G 2 months ago
Your living the simple life bro.
highcountrytimber 2 months ago
@highcountrytimber simpler the better
LivingHistorySchool 2 months ago 4
@LivingHistorySchool teach me and when do u feel shtf is comming late 2012
cber8860 2 months ago
Was that Chinese characters I saw? Is this made in china?
ferdonandebull 2 months ago
It's a fancy hobo stove. Google it. You can make one of those out of a coffee can and some rebar if you don't have $80 to spend. The plans will say use wire, but use rebar if you want it to last.
texasblue50 2 months ago
Love these stoves, been looking at them for awhile now but haven't ordered. Maybe a Xmas present to myself this year.
TheBgcheez 2 months ago
nice
certainly a must have
alecboi84 3 months ago
I just bought the StoveTec Deluxe today can't wait to try it out...Paula
Allen2045 3 months ago
Mmmmmmmm.......looks delicious!
christophermacdog 3 months ago
Hi I've just purchased a Stove tec but haven't tried it out yet. I've never seen the water purifier before but it's something that I would be interested in. I have a Berkey that would make clean water.
deeds1957 3 months ago
Hey Scott, I get that if you were in a stationary situation or you are using a vehicle to haul your equip., how this could be effective, however I am a guy that likes to park my truck and get farther away from it all and hike to my destination. ? Also, being a prepper, if I have to ditch my current location, that would be alot to haul on my back. Any thoughts on what you think would be a good alternative for a nomadic outdoorsman.
Set2Survive 3 months ago
@Set2Survive you can make them out of large soup cans, but not very efficient
LivingHistorySchool 3 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool thought you might say that. I already use a large soup can, plastered with firestone powder and water. Its actually very efficient and weighs little more than the can itself. I was just curious if there was a commercial product like this.
Set2Survive 3 months ago
@Set2Survive the stove they sell is for long term survival, or just for car camping, I mainly use this stove for cooking on the patio at home and camping. They are designed to last for decades.
LivingHistorySchool 3 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool I powderized some fire bricks and used a combination of water and epoxy to plaster the inside of the can to insulate it. I have had it for at least a couple of yrs and I've put it through the ringer. Works very well and not a scratch on it. I wonder how long mine will last. Only time will tell.
Set2Survive 3 months ago
@Set2Survive is the can double walled, not sure on epoxy fumes
LivingHistorySchool 3 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool I did add some flashing as my burn chamber so it goes flashing/firebrick/Large soup can, is that what your asking? I have used it dozens of times and I haven't noticed any fumes just the smell of wood burning.
Set2Survive 3 months ago
@Set2Survive you should have made a video... thanks for the comments
LivingHistorySchool 3 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool Didnt think about it at the time. Just made it out of necessity. I may make a video of it in the future, when I get a new vidcam
Set2Survive 3 months ago
wow good items and well priced
spockady 4 months ago
If interested in boiling water, look up a kelly kettle.
cockercane 4 months ago
HOW DISAPPOINTING. I WENT TO THE SITE TO BUY A STOVE AND WATER PURIFIER AND THEY SAID THEY HAD NO WATER PURIFIER MODELS!
WHAT'S WITH THAT?
mkmason2002 4 months ago
@mkmason2002 give them a call.
LivingHistorySchool 4 months ago
The water purifier isn't available on the website. Not good, as that's a major reason I want to order one of these stoves.
TJ347 5 months ago
@TJ347 give them a call maybe they are out of stock
LivingHistorySchool 5 months ago
I've seen Rasta man in JA cook like this, But they used an car rim and a dutch pot to make some fire Ital stew. I my opinion you should look at the things you already have around you house and see what else it can be used for. Before spending money on things like this
jehab20 5 months ago
Almost any water can be purified by leaving in the sun for at least 6 hours in a plastic bottle, btw. Neat video; I'd save it for cooking...gotta' get this!
touber2011 5 months ago
@touber2011 most of the year we rarely get 6 hours of "sun" in Oregon
LivingHistorySchool 5 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool I think you mean western Oregon.
triggerguy1 5 months ago
@triggerguy1 yes
LivingHistorySchool 5 months ago
this is brilliant, I've never liked stoves that require liquids, good recommendation!
befr33 6 months ago
I got the $119 model single door . I LOVE IT!!!! Super fast shipping up to Washington. We burned it for 7 hours. Used nothing but small sticks off our brush pile. These are a must have for any prepper or if you just like camping and not having to transport propane ect.
thegbpackers284 6 months ago
I was considering buying the Deluxe model but found out today the shipping cost to Canada doesn't make it worthwhile. Anyone know of a similar product available up here?
mikenorm2002 6 months ago
Do you think this is better than a wood gas stove?
jkmcdani 6 months ago
@jkmcdani than a wood or gas stove?
LivingHistorySchool 6 months ago
My understanding from the video is that the Eco Ceramic and Deluxe models both have the wide mouth combustion chamber. It's only the 2 door one that has a smaller opening.
I'll be getting the Deluxe one door.
baywizard 6 months ago
@baywizard the deluxe has a stainless steel fire chamber I believe
LivingHistorySchool 6 months ago
I do believe that this is now on my official wish list.
SustenanceNCovering 6 months ago
@SustenanceNCovering they are nice, I take this car camping instead of my Coleman Stove now
LivingHistorySchool 6 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool That comment just moved this item up to the top of my wish list. I went to the website and looked at the top of the line one with the cast iron top. Looks like something that would last forever. This is a very good video review of a very fine product. If I get one and like it I'll be making a video as well.
SustenanceNCovering 6 months ago
@SustenanceNCovering just get the one with the wide door like mine I think it's 75 or 80 dollars which includes the shipping
LivingHistorySchool 6 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool I take it that you have thought about the more expensive one yourself and have determined that the extra cost isn't worth it. Am I correct?
SustenanceNCovering 6 months ago
@SustenanceNCovering the other one is for charcoal and the door is smaller so it limits what you can burn, the one I bought can take all kinds of different fuel sizes, and been proven for years
LivingHistorySchool 6 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool Ahhhh. That wasn't clear to me in the vid. I thought that there was a more heavy duty unit that had a single door. Now I understand.
SustenanceNCovering 6 months ago
SAVE MONEY, BUY A $10 BUCKET, PUNCH A BUNCH OF HOLES IN IT AND CUT A BIG "U" OUT OF ONE SIDE. ALSO DOUBLES AS A BUCKET TOILET.
SAME THING WHOO HOOOOO.. WHOOPTEE DOOOO
99bugout 6 months ago
@99bugout not the same this one you can use for years and its insulated, you won't get the same btu's out of can/ bucket rocket stove
LivingHistorySchool 6 months ago
Do you think it could be used to run a presser cooker? If you check out engineer775 he uses a wood gas stove to do so, but it requires batteries which I don't like.
jkmcdani 7 months ago
@jkmcdani good question.. not sure
LivingHistorySchool 7 months ago
Water boiling device, look at "Thermette" on google, been around for years
dx80cruiser 7 months ago
@dx80cruiser yes I looked it up it's 110 dollars plus shipping and handling this water boiling device is 48 dollars and free shipping
LivingHistorySchool 7 months ago
Looks much larger on the website
SheepDog707 7 months ago
A little bulky and expensive for my needs, but probably works great for the needs of larger groups
HammockerSam 7 months ago
@HammockerSam yes, it's not for your bug out bag, but tin can rocket stove cans are not going to last for everyday use
LivingHistorySchool 7 months ago
Very cool stove system. Rocket stoves are very cool since they actually not only burn the wood but the wood gasses making them much more efficient. This is a good system for an in place preparedness system. Not so much a bug out option for a stove, though it does look portable it is a bit heavy and bulky for a pack.
For my pack I have a Ti-Tri caldera volcano stove from Trail Designs. Super light weight, compact, 3 fuel wood/alcohol/esbit.
I might have to pick one of these up though.
illyounotme 8 months ago
seems a bit pricey for me , how long do you think it will last , for around $90 i can get a dual fuel coleman . thanks for the info and the video . good hunting y'all be safe
mdw63 8 months ago
@mdw63 you get the economy for 75 and it will last for 6 years of everyday use
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
@mdw63 I have several dual fuels too.. but gas may not be available
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
nice stove! A person can actually make one a little cheaper using a metal paint can and a few other cheap parts....and if someone is looking for a portable "volcano" stove like their water purifier, Ireland has been making them for centuries, called a Kelly Kettle.......
shane0858 8 months ago
Nice system. I do like the water pasteurizer .
millster101 8 months ago
Hi Scott, just wanted to let you know I am planning a project to purchase these stoves and ship them to Haitti by the end of the month. I will be working with another charity to ship and distribute them. Thanks a lot for the video hopefully several hundred lives will be saved this year thanks to these stoves!
JimboJitsu 8 months ago
@JimboJitsu very nice, please make a response video, they have been providing stoves for years to Haiti and through out the world
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
that's a nice stove, then again, anything allows me to cook out doors is great!
usframe 8 months ago
@usframe and can use just about any kind of fuel
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
Hey Eugene, Oregon, do you know aaron baker? he is on here
Aaron documented the collapse of his local community, Eugene, Oregon.
his channel:
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reefcut 8 months ago
@reefcut yes..thanks
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
Very cool stoves, great stuff. Thanks for showing. Happy Weekend, Sepp
Waldhandwerk 8 months ago
wow thanks for doing a video on this..i will be getting the stove and water pasteurizer thanks again
MrPhilliprob 8 months ago
@MrPhilliprob hope you enjoy them, they are time tested
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
Wow! Wish I was closer and didn't have to get those shipped. Those prices are mighty fair!
landlockedviking 8 months ago
@landlockedviking that price includes the shipping
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool To Canada ! :)
landlockedviking 8 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool not sure on that, call and ask them
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
Just placed an order for one. Great all-in one for townhouse-prepping and camping. Great review, thanks.
jeffreylane7 8 months ago
@jeffreylane7 you will have fun with it.... post a response video when you get it
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
Belarus is currently undergoing a SHTF scenario. I think the preppers on the net should focus on that. No electricity, high inflation, people fighting on market items, trying to stock up on some food and fulfill basic necesities. We should watch how that situation develops and learn from it.
arcadefire99 8 months ago
This is kind of like the rocket stove you made a while back out of clay or mud isn't it? Good design. I like it.
rondygal 8 months ago
@rondygal yes it is but this one has years of tested use in foreign countries such as Haiti
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool I really like it. It looks to me like it is a quality little stove. I think for me, the 1 door design is the best choice. Thank you for taking the time to share this with the rest of us.
rondygal 8 months ago
New subscriber. Great video! Glad I found ya.
curiousjorg 8 months ago
Awesome video full of great info I have passed along maybe we can get some help in third world countries with this tec...
JimboJitsu 8 months ago
Cool I want one! And the water thing too!!!
Iwillbedurnd 8 months ago
I really want one but how well will it handle a bug out situation?
texture6 8 months ago
@texture6 well it not like a back packing stove, fine for car camping and use at your location
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
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AwohaliSagwu 8 months ago
Thanks for the information and links. Thanks for sharing.
ThePatriotGunner 8 months ago
Its a dam chinese made screw that!!
RoflmaoAtSheepeople 8 months ago
@RoflmaoAtSheepeople designed here, so is most of what everyone buys... they have a certain type of clay that is really light weight and a porcelain factory kiln
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
nice
jmg1957 8 months ago
Thank you !
fuckyouobama1 8 months ago
Very nice, thank you for sharing.
WORRO01 8 months ago
Very nice compact unit. Even the size of the water pasteurizer is ok considering it can do its job so quickly with the amount of heating surface inside. Decent prices too. Very cool idea. Btw, I noticed on their cooking tips page that someone used a pressure cooker with the two door model and charcoal. Something to think about. Thanks for the vid.
stevesmitty79 8 months ago
sounds like very reasonable prices. i want to get the water pasturizer.
FixedByDoc 8 months ago
neat. now i know what to upgrade my hobo stove with.
Urudrim 8 months ago
my camping stove broke this year. was going to buy a fuel style coleman. but i think i will order this instead. THANKS!
LeatherBookVideo 8 months ago
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cdltpx 8 months ago
1.5 gallon water heater you can heat your meal and your water to wash dishes with all at the same time with this device after you eat you can use it to heat water for bathing too. If I were homeless I would have these stoves especially that kettle. If you don't have the money for his you can build your own stove really cheap and use a stove top kettle I get stove top kettles at yard sales all day for $2 if homeless helps to have a thermos too so you can heat water and it will stay hot longer.
cdltpx 8 months ago
LivingHistorySchool with another fantastic and useful video! :)
shampoovta 8 months ago
I made a rocket stove out of can a piece of pipe and some pearlite I used that device until I burned out the pipe and pearlite started to leak out.If you use the stove like it was intended your stove will last but I use to burn just to watch the metal glow cherry red. The cost to DIY rocket stove was minimal~$20 and I still have the pearlite. I use to burn just to do it I did boil water just to pour it on the fire ants. The ants didn't do so well when boiled.
cdltpx 8 months ago
@cdltpx these stove have a guarantee for 6 years at everyday use...has a cast iron top and heat shield... not the same as the do it your self ones... it has the ceramic insulator too
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
@LivingHistorySchool I like the stove it is nice but pricy IMO it should not cost more than a bbq pit. If they can provide for poor @$15 then why should the american version cost over $85? I like the one I made at home too it had ceramic insulator too in the form of pearlite. Pearlite is a great product it is used to transport cryogenics it is the product seperating the interior vessel from the exterior those temperatures are quite frigid H-423.17F . hightec Microwave $35 but a wood stove $85?
cdltpx 8 months ago
looks like a durable stove.
blankthree 8 months ago
Do you have a link for where we can buy it?
deepwater1974 8 months ago
@deepwater1974 I posted a link below the video... thanks
LivingHistorySchool 8 months ago
good price
MrDarman1355 8 months ago