Hey, Tinny... I gots a question for ya... for the alchohol stoves, let's say I'm out in Brunswick, cookin' up some stuff in an ice-fishin' hut with little-to-no ventilation - should I worry about fumes? I wouldn't imagine so, but then, I'm about as sharp as a bag of wet mice. Advice please? Thanx!

Tinny, you are the man. I just built my first stove yesterday, broke it and built a second today. I'm so excited to use it on the road. Did I mention that you are the man?

Tinny, I can't stop watching your videos. You are pretty infectious and inventive. Probably my favorite vid is about headlights. Nice work and look forward to lots more from you.

Hi Jin, you certainly have a lot of videos. Some great information on stoves and cooking, water bottles and backpacks. Some great views from Barren and Borestone. Keep up the good work. Regards

Tinny, happy thanksgiving to you and your family. (Maine is the best !)

ya hey...yes dawn.soap ..just rub on the bottom and clean up is eazy.....I love your Passion on your Videos...good luck..

tinny u gotta check out papercuts777 (the drunk cook) he has a video on how to cook with a penny stove, its awesome, he even gives u a shoutout, youll enjoy it an maybe youll gets some tips for your cookin vids

Hey john...hehe! I like your products...but...I think all your stovws should come with cases or lids of some sort! Just a thought bud "o)

hey tinny, i started thinking after that video about how you have "inventors block" and i was thinking that if the bongo had some sort of screw on lid that would help alot when packing it away in the pack. i dont know if you have the equipment to put screw threads on you stoves but i think that would make a nice addition to them. thanks alot, Justin

just to let you know the fumes from the heater pack is leather, please use out doors