You're a genius I love you man !!!!! You solved my dilemma

Lächerliche flower pot Heizung. Aaahahahaahhahahahahh

Hömma Kollege. Du brauchst hier nich auf möchtegern Ami machen.

so how many tea candles would you be carrying around in this so called scenario?

What I use in my 10x15 tent is a coffee can half filled with Mt St Helens ash (we have billions of tons fm 1980 😊) Put a smaller can 2/3 buried in the ash. Stuff as much toilet paper as you can in it. Prob abt 2/3 roll. Soak the tp with 91% isopropyl alcohol ( under $3 a quart at Walmart. Light the paper and sit back. I'm currently sitting in a 10x14 cabin being heated nicely by this system

that's kinda pointless if you are bringing all this crap with you it's better to just bring small stove it will not only work much better but it's also safer

Very good information!

Cool Bro Thanks 👍

I would say this is really cool, but I cannot; because it turned out pretty warm. Am surprised at the burn time of the tiny candles. How long do they typically last? Thanks for sharing!

When I think of cavemen inventing fire I’m like how the heck did they figure out how to make it. It must’ve took a genius

THX4iT ♥️👍 great clip muss ich auch mal basteln.Schöne Strich/Strich Zeltbahnen haste da...

This is the fastest survival bow you can make.

Nobody carries that shit. Pot. Stainless steel cantee. Blades. Fire. Dirt holes. LEARN IT. Minimal medal. Middle of Kentucky. 🤟

Thanks for reminding me of the. Candle trick I hope we go camping this winter this time I will bring the flower pot. Since I'm not hiking hrd to do with a bad knee and cane I use a e bike when I need to get off road 2 wheel drive. And a trailer cute really 😂😅

Endlich mal ein Englisch, das man versteht und dann lernt man sogar noch was dabei 😊

Thank you for including the danger so I can be aware. Never thought about the exploding part

Never Burn Anything Inside Enclosed Spaces!

So i do the hammock camping: a tarp tent, a hammock with a ridge line, one very thick 600gram down feather underquilt, a a second under quilt for draft control, a top quilt of down and my llama wool poncho as a top quilt, and the self-made self-water prooved hammock bivuoac. Sack of camo i made. I have a wooden bar to spread the top quilt over the ridge line, and i have an UCO brass candle landern! I suspend it with a chain and it provides a lot of comforting heat.

I used to always use one of those 3 wick candles in a tin can with a lid to heat the inside of my simple aluminum canopy on my pickup. I would light it first in the morning and then would light a one mantle Coleman gas lantern. It would warm the inside enough to make getting out of my sleeping bag more pleasant on those 10 degree elk hunting mornings. Amazing how much heat is generated by a few small flames in a small space. Each of my vehicles’ winter emergency kits have them along with two lighters and matches. It’s hard for me to have much sympathy for those stranded on the road completely unprepared. Winter kits are a must. Your system here has obviously shown it is helpful but, I think it would benefit from some tweaking. Still though, it made measurable results in warming a small area.

Was wäri es guets Messer nebst em Skrama?

are you daft? 10 degree's celcius is 50 degree's fahrenheit. BUT. a diffrence of 10 degree's celcius IS NOT THE SAME as a diffrence of 50 degree's fahrenheit. a diffrence of 10 degree's celcius. is a diffrence of 18 degree's fahrenheit. it's 1.8 degree's farenheit for every degree celcius. (zero degree's fahrenheit is not at the same temperature as zero degree's celcius) (there is a diffrence between absolute and incremental.) 0 degree's celcius absolute is 32 degree's fahrenheit. 10 degree's celcius absolute is 50 degree's fahrenheit. 20 degree's celcius absolute is 68 degree's fahrenheit. 30 degree's celcius absolute is. 86 degree's fahrenheit excetra. 1=33.8 2=35.6 3=37.4 4=39.2 well you get the point now.

The heat dissipated by the tent is still exactly the same. Heat rises just the same. Candles burn for the same amount of time. There is no thermal benefit to this. What you might get is a wax deposit from the soot building up and flashing over, which will really warm the place up.

Will the heat produced from cooking methamphetamine be sufficient for warming a tent?

Can it be done with freshly harvested mushrooms or do you have to wait several days for it to dry?

Don’t use river stones, they’ve absorbed water, if overheated they’ll burst, showering your tent with hot fragments.

I love camping, but its not for woman alone, because of idiots

If you plan on camping for more than one night under the same temperature conditions, but with three people instead of one how many tea lights will you need to increase the temperature if you need to run the heater from 6 PM to 6 AM?

Good info brother but why are you talking like you Russian you're American lol

Too much talking eshol.👎👎👎🤮🤮🤮

Very good, great teching. Thank you. Tom.

Türkiye'den selamlar 👍👏👏👏

Thank you

I hope for a very cold and snowy winter for you so you can get back to the mountains and make some of your great survival videos. And cold and snowy for me here in the states because I love it

For anyone who wishes to use them and pay the extra price, beeswax burns a lot hotter than paraffin and many other types of wax candles. I'm heating my room with two 5 hour beeswax tealights right now in Western North Carolina. ------------- I lit them (in stone tealight holders) around the time I began watching this video and it just finished. I have a curtain across the middle of a room (maybe 25+ ft x 15 ft, with a window open a bit) and I'm in my sleeping area there. Outside the room's curtain it's about 63° F. It's now 68° plus where I sit about 3 ft from my tea lights. The house here is old and doesn't have great insulation, and has drafts. It feels extremely cozy now. I have heated a 13 ft x 16 ft room (with a lot of thermal mass in it) with two little beeswax pillar (?) candles as skinny as the base of a tapered dining candle, for many hours and days in the past. ❤ to all... I greatly enjoyed this video and presentation! Subscribed.

In English we would say ‘grill’ , instead of gate. I don’t mean to offend, darlin ! I thought you might like to know

You earned that cup of coffee. Great video

It's aways a pleasure to find one of your videos that I haven't seen yet - thank you. Please forgive me, because some people consider it rude to correct such things - but in English the word "Thistle" sounds like "Thissell". The second "T" is silent. I only mention it because it took me a few attempts to understand what you were saying! Thank you again, and all the best to you Taro.

What is the purpose of the upside-down pot?

use lava rock

I used tea candles in our roof top tent to quickly raise temperature and get rid of some moisture. I put about 9 in a pan and it takes only few minutes to feel the difference. One tea candle produces roughly 100W I like your setup. Keep thinking outside the box and innovating 👍

also, it would be nice to have your book in english, but maybe i can also get it and practice my german skills :) it looks really interesting and i am sure it will motivate me to read

thanks for the amazing video. I am happy to have found your channel. you present some really cool stuff. and also, i like the fact that you are swiss, i was recently living in zurich for 2 years, but now i am back in spain. do you have another vid reviewing the stove? and also, the tippy tent is really cool, however, i was wondering how well it works when it's raining and water is perhaps running underneath?

Taro the king 😎

Why not create a normal fire and heat up larger rocks that you put in the ground under the tent?

Beautiful woods.

Something new! Thank you!❤

Epic great knowledge to have .

I live in the Smokey Mountains and I have been into the wilderness and ir below zero F many times and I like to light a couple cans of sterno in my tent a hour before turning in just to knock the freeze off , then I cap them off and turn in to a bag that is good down to 20 below. I am in my 60's and have never had vented or direct heat in my bedroom in the winter and it gets down to freezing but we warm the bed with a heating pad or blanket before getting into the bed and cutting it off. Sad to say that nature will call but I usually find my bedding still warm when I get back from business. Sleeping in cold weather is no problem , hot weather is another story.

And how the hell am I supposed to find enough peppers to fill that lid? ...

If I can make a recommendation, I'd put another lid or something over the rocks to help them retain heat better when warming them up, then remove the lid when you're ready to sleep to radiate the heat.