@sarlezzy Only if you have a fully functioning fire-place, to set the stove in to expel the smoke..
Then this little stove would be added convenience “while” it reduces to near nothing the amount of bio-mass needed. Versus just building a fire in the fireplace W / out the convenience of skillet/pan holder.
And everyone knows just using a fire-place just consumes large amounts of bio-mass.
@PrepperAZ - I don't sell it per se, but I do earn a small commission if people buy it through my discount code. Both the ecozoom and the stovetec are excellent stoves and would definitely recommend either one.
I have both (the newer one I have is actually the ecozoom model which is the same thing as stovetec's: tacticalintelligence[DOT]net/blog/ecozoom-rocket-stove-review.htm). In the link I provided it details the differences.
just got my rocket stove today,It's awesome just heated about 2.5 cups water,took a few min. ~10 min but I only had 4 pcs. of .75" pine, afterwds. closed the lower door about 90% remaining coals lasted total time about 1 hr-this is the greatest be nice if you could xfer this idea to heat a home!
@jntroisi The rocket stoves I have used did leave soot on the pot (below the water line in the pot). I also have one these store bought rocket stoves that I used one time (just haven't had time to use it again). What I thought was strange was that the pot had soot but the combustion chamber of the stove didn't.
Good review! FYI, if you Google '725 degrees rocket stove carbon monoxide', one of the first hits is a PDF showing that, among other things, carbon monoxide levels from a properly designed rocket stove will drop to ten parts per *million* once it gets up to operating temperature.
Can you use this inside? I live in an apt., no yard area and not allowed to use the deck for
any type of fire. Thank you!
sarlezzy 3 weeks ago
@sarlezzy Only if you have a fully functioning fire-place, to set the stove in to expel the smoke..
Then this little stove would be added convenience “while” it reduces to near nothing the amount of bio-mass needed. Versus just building a fire in the fireplace W / out the convenience of skillet/pan holder.
And everyone knows just using a fire-place just consumes large amounts of bio-mass.
Tankdriver100 2 weeks ago
i want this stove.
jdolani 4 weeks ago
Great review man, thanks.
tryin2lhard 1 month ago
Do the ones without the lower door work OK?
Just wondering what happened to make them change the design.
loki1066 2 months ago
@PrepperAZ - I don't sell it per se, but I do earn a small commission if people buy it through my discount code. Both the ecozoom and the stovetec are excellent stoves and would definitely recommend either one.
TacticalIntelligence 5 months ago
@PrepperAZ
I have both (the newer one I have is actually the ecozoom model which is the same thing as stovetec's: tacticalintelligence[DOT]net/blog/ecozoom-rocket-stove-review.htm). In the link I provided it details the differences.
thanks for visiting!
TacticalIntelligence 5 months ago
Picked up one of these today. An OUTSTANDING stove.
SonoVox100 5 months ago
so how much are these?
astrialkil 9 months ago
Good job...
rs4425 11 months ago
just got my rocket stove today,It's awesome just heated about 2.5 cups water,took a few min. ~10 min but I only had 4 pcs. of .75" pine, afterwds. closed the lower door about 90% remaining coals lasted total time about 1 hr-this is the greatest be nice if you could xfer this idea to heat a home!
gvigil609 11 months ago
@gvigil609 or home heating search rocket stove heater and permies
AOZXRAY 9 months ago
Does it leave any soot on the cookware?
jntroisi 1 year ago
@jntroisi The rocket stoves I have used did leave soot on the pot (below the water line in the pot). I also have one these store bought rocket stoves that I used one time (just haven't had time to use it again). What I thought was strange was that the pot had soot but the combustion chamber of the stove didn't.
calionstallion 11 months ago
I think I'm in love with this stove!
pmarie2003 1 year ago
Good review! FYI, if you Google '725 degrees rocket stove carbon monoxide', one of the first hits is a PDF showing that, among other things, carbon monoxide levels from a properly designed rocket stove will drop to ten parts per *million* once it gets up to operating temperature.
DeadlyDad 1 year ago
WELL DONE DEMO. A +
ashtin1958 1 year ago
cool video! i am seriously considering one of these!
jackssheduk 1 year ago
Sweet product, thorough review. Thanks!
NSNorfolk 2 years ago
Great Video!!
RockyBalboaIronMan 2 years ago
important info.
shannonnorfolk 2 years ago