Got2B Stove

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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by zelph » Sun Dec 19, 2010 12:33 pm

Looks like a Starlyte on crack! Nice.
:lol:

StarLyte holds 1 ounce. Has to have a different name.
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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by DarenN » Sun Dec 19, 2010 2:36 pm

zelph wrote:
Looks like a Starlyte on crack! Nice.
:lol:

StarLyte holds 1 ounce. Has to have a different name.
one hour burn time?
call it the "Tent Heater"! ;)
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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by sudden » Sun Dec 19, 2010 4:18 pm

zelph wrote:
Looks like a Starlyte on crack! Nice.
:lol:

StarLyte holds 1 ounce. Has to have a different name.
The Supernova :lol:
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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by ridebks » Sun Dec 19, 2010 6:06 pm

Couldn't find the Got2B container, but I did find this. It's a Burts Bees salve container. Holds 2oz, boils 2 cups in 4:45 minutes, and burns for 18 minutes! I also tried it with all felt...about the same results! The top screws on and does not leak. I would still add an O ring just in case!
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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by zelph » Sun Dec 19, 2010 9:51 pm

The Supernova
That's good, that would work :D

Burts container looks good. Nice containers are showing up, how come? Would be nice if Bert's was aluminum.
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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by oops56 » Tue Dec 21, 2010 8:14 am

ridebks wrote:Couldn't find the Got2B container, but I did find this. It's a Burts Bees salve container. Holds 2oz, boils 2 cups in 4:45 minutes, and burns for 18 minutes! I also tried it with all felt...about the same results! The top screws on and does not leak. I would still add an O ring just in case!
how can a felt leak :?: :?:
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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by ridebks » Tue Dec 21, 2010 8:48 am

oops56 wrote:
ridebks wrote:Couldn't find the Got2B container, but I did find this. It's a Burts Bees salve container. Holds 2oz, boils 2 cups in 4:45 minutes, and burns for 18 minutes! I also tried it with all felt...about the same results! The top screws on and does not leak. I would still add an O ring just in case!
how can a felt leak :?: :?:
The felt is only around the edge. It will not contain the entire 2oz of fuel the stove holds.
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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by ConnieD » Thu Dec 30, 2010 8:46 am

Looks great! I know I want one.

No Walmart near here :|
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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by Ridgerunner » Thu Dec 30, 2010 2:13 pm

ConnieD wrote:Looks great! I know I want one.

No Walmart near here :|
ConnieD, Kroger carries Burt's Beeswax products. A lot of it is in the nutrition area by produce.
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Re: Got2B Stove

Post by ConnieD » Thu Dec 30, 2010 6:15 pm

Albertson's at our county-seat town doesn't have that.

It is a one-store small town.

Great Falls, MT does have a Walmart, one full gas tank distant.

I won't be going there anytime soon, especially so, in Winter.

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