How To Make An Emergency Heater Wranglerstar 🥶🥵 Professional Homeowner

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[@MarketingExtraordinaire]

I too will absorb an enormous amount of alcohol.

[@Ja2808R]

I’m sure your aware of your flammability.

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

🤣😂

[@blackhat2005]

But do you last indefinitely?

[@hayleys1110]

lmao

[@cleverusernamenexttime2779]

​@@blackhat2005 only one way to find out....

[@caseybarrett4650]

Used alcohol stoves just like this to survive insane winter nights when I was homeless in Denver. Best trick I ever learned.

[@jodygarcia9892]

I live 30 min from denver and the winter here is terrible hope you made it out

[@worrylessnless6222]

how long does a roll last woth this method?

[@556andy]

@@worrylessnless6222 probably about 2 hours

[@Lifeoflearning777]

@@jodygarcia9892 hey we’re both replying to his comment, I think he made it pretty far👌🤣👍.

[@Smithy250]

Glad you made it out of that situation man. Props to you.

[@tokiwartooth6835]

Bro didn’t want to do a second take when the lid didn’t go on. Respect

[@Wilma5532]

I mean, in the end he did get it on

[@cocknball2732]

Why do you respect that

[@zizzyice]

​@@cocknball2732 shits metal that was just on fire

[@cocknball2732]

@@zizzyice woah I don’t think that’s ever happened before! RESPECT 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥵🥵 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

[@TradingFeline]

RESPECT

[@erinjean2695]

My dad used to keep this in his truck as part of his South Dakota winter kit incase he ever got stuck out in the snow somewhere

[@josephk1342]

Yeah that’s a great way to die of CO poisoning

[@joystickricksherrell774]

Met an old trucker when I was a kid. He said he kept himself from freezing to death with one of those, while stuck in a blizzard.

[@truthoverlies6434]

That was me. I didn't tell you the part where I ate my dog Skippy.

[@VincesDIYs]

@@truthoverlies6434 😂

[@alanwong9280]

I’m also concerned about people using it in enclosed spaces. How big of a room-or small can you go w/ worrying about CO or CO2 overwhelming a space? [I assume this burns pretty cleanly and puts out CO2.]

[@havehadit460]

I live in a 99 suburban, I had to do this a couple years ago when my Mr heater was having problems in a negative temperature snow storm, I had 2 going in my truck and it kept it at around 40° still chilly but I knew I wasn't going to freeze to death

[@NEOSPORIN7777]

ventilation still.

[@theohmeyegods]

When your heating bill is the emergency...

[@jeffb8562]

That will be here before you know it, for some. It is already here for others.

[@scottmcmaster4927]

Honey, what happened to all our toilet paper??

[@OathKeeper1506]

😂

[@philipdillon83]

Pro tip, I saw a test video comparing 91% and 70% alcohol. The 91% burned at about 675 degrees, but "only" for 2 hours and 15 minutes. The 70% only burned at about 475, but it burned for 3 hours.

[@chaseandrews9354]

thanks for the information

[@thelifeofmaribel77]

Thank you, that was gonna be my question since I only have 70% only

[@josephr.huneycuttiii6540]

Thanx ❤😂, need all help I can get 😊

[@teebob21]

​@@thelifeofmaribel77Every Walmart/CVS/Walgreens will carry 91%. For this purpose, it's worth it. 70% is a better disinfectant.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Would we be smarter to fill it with bees wax and a huge huge wick

[@coreyl6102]

I did this being homeless in abandon houses. Becareful tho cause with no ventilation youll get a real bad headache

[@user-kj2gf1cn1p]

thanks for the tip

[@allissondiego1989]

Or die

[@nathanmurphy8211]

​@Steven Arseneault isopropyl burns and reduces to CO2, not CO.

[@_The_Traveler_]

I hope you no longer have to survive like that, and that you have a place to call home now.

[@isavedsuperman1x]

​@@nathanmurphy8211 CO is a byproduct of all combustion regardless of fuel, the level that is generated is what varies. Any source of heat from combustion that is not vented properly runs the risk of CO poisoning/sickness.

[@slimey_K]

How a professional homeowner keeps from freezing to death

[@Mark-zi6nt]

Didn't know there was such a profession to begin with

[@brandons7272]

What's a "professional homeowner" and how do I become one?!?

[@crow_boi3387]

​@@brandons7272 inherit a large sum of money

[@richardcurtis2688]

Sit in a room with a wood stove and still wear three layers!!

[@BigWheel.]

​@@brandons7272 buy a house even though you can't afford it. Live like a squatter and eat 3 meals a week like the world ended.

[@brejaimecastillo8851]

This is the content I want to see

[@AZHighlandHomestead]

Same

[@Johnbro32]

Nothing been the same since he grounded himself

[@Fanta....]

@@Johnbro32 Correct he is very down to earth now. Also the crystal meth prob helped heaps too

[@faceless-x-abberation8400]

It's pretty good huh? This is actually something practical and easy to make. It's something you could realistically make and use in ordinary situations. I'd make one and take it with me while camping or fishing.

[@Canadacat9]

Is this safe to use in an enclosed space?

[@andywright5147]

Petroleum jelly works too and has the added advantage of longer shelf life and lack of evaporation if the can is compromised, heat the jelly to soak it in the toilet paper

[@janet1744]

Never tried that.?!

[@1234GOPRO]

Something between napalm and sterno. 👍🏼 🔥

[@FCain-mf4tf]

I'm 35 and my grandpa and I would use these in our deer stands to keep warm when I was a kid. We used Folger's Coffee Cans back when they were metal and not plastic.

[@AdamBig16]

We all really appreciate you man seriously cheers to you mate happy new year may god bless you and your family sir

[@4oh8cal]

The modern city folk are looking at this like it's magic lol natural selection is really going to weed out a lot of people.

[@jacobmorgan1182]

I actually had a can like this in alaska and my marines kept asking where I bought it and I had to tell them I made it we were in a tin and plywood building with a steel subframe it could maintain heat if you're boiler stayed lit spoiler alert the boiler was from the 70s so it decided to crack wide open and die in blizzard at -27° F so yay 20 marines chilling out by my tp can and we put two rods onto and started boiling water for hot cocoa coffee and ramen 2 days later the boiler was replaced and I was clearing ice with the bobcat and the jarheads run up with their own tp cans lol

[@jad2290]

​@@jacobmorgan1182🤯

[@larrygraham4875]

Seriously. Dude is awesome

[@pankak3xd586]

​@@AdamBig16what they mean is it's weird to bless him and his family, you are a stranger on the internet, your "blessing" to him probably was never seen, and even if he did see it, I'm sure he thought it was weird too, which is why you didn't get a favorite from him

[@ThiccJesusGaming]

Note: as he said you can cook with them. you can make an easy cook stove out of this same design but inserting the smaller can inside a larger can with ample air intakes. Set your pot on the larger can and there you go.

[@naawakweoseindizhinakaaz2052]

Genius’s

[@ZeginMakesMusic]

Or I can easily just cook on my stove or in my microwave.

[@aaronmoore7674]

​@@ZeginMakesMusic you planning on taking your microwave with you backpacking?

[@pangboi3453]

​@@ZeginMakesMusic can't cook on a stove or in a microwave if your in the woods or if there's power outage. Notice in the video he says "emergency", it's for just that, emergencies. No one in there right mind would use it to cook everyday meals unless they literally dont have access to household appliances.

[@majdjinn5042]

​@@ZeginMakesMusic Nice thinking forehead

[@robbdgordon]

This idea literally saved me and my dog from freezing last winter when my truck was stuck in a snowbank in the woods. Thanks for that man 👍

[@tcufrogfan]

"Lasts indefinitely." Me: I know what I'm giving as Christmas gifts next year.

[@noname-xo5mp]

I know what I'm getting

[@gunshotNrun]

3 kings day is coming up

[@DaDaDo661]

I would 100% appreciate if someone gave this to me as a gift

[@micahbell9412]

This is funny to me cause I got friends that would throw this out in front of me and some that would actually use it

[@rybaneightsix5085]

​@@micahbell9412 the ones that would throw them out-why are they your friends?

[@floyd1986]

No-one will ever know how many people this man has saved and will save.

[@my_channel_44]

No one cared who he was, until he took off his socks.

[@bobbakian7369]

Rough estimate? How many times did he save yours?

[@garpikemike1]

Twelve? Awe come on..just tell me!!!

[@bobbakian7369]

@@garpikemike1 uh oh. I think he's dead...

[@jessiedeemz7436]

Also. No one will ever know how many cars and houses have burned down because of this

[@magin9228]

This is the coolest thing I learned this year, and its only just begun.

[@c.a.6636]

Is this still the cooled5thing you've learned this year? Lol

[@JerGol]

Now that's a real Life Pro Tip.

[@texaspoontappa1200]

Love your videos man. I’m in the army. Been in 10 years. Have used some of your tips before even seeing you post them. It’s cool to see others learning it all! You’re great bro

[@texaspoontappa1200]

@@CJINW thanks for your support!

[@texaspoontappa1200]

@@samcooper1031 thanks for your support Sam! lol my name is based off a reference the show “The Office” lol

[@humboldthunterfishfool4817]

In cubscouts as a kid we use to roll up cardbord into little rolls and cut them the width of a tuna can and pack them in tight and then fill the tuna can with melted wax. Make little bunsen burners to cook with on our camping trips.

[@nancy-katharynmcgraw2669]

I learned that in Girl Scouts & used them also at Summer Church Camp! The cardboard was not just thin cardboard. It was corrugated cardboard, so the melted wax could drain into those spaces!

[@kenschubert7001]

That’s a classic

[@TheGeenat]

I hope I never forget this. I also pray I never have to remember this.

[@malcolmadams2105]

Do a timeline video showing how long it will last. It would be handy to know. Cheers from Utah.

[@hashbrown4278]

From other videos I’ve heard 4-5 hours

[@phtevenstevin4625]

Cheers from Utah brother.

[@ericplaysbass]

You could always keep an extra bottle or two of alcohol with you. It doesn’t take up much space.

[@NotWorthTheAirIBreathe]

I learned something similar when I was homeless. Instead of a paint can it was soda cans. We also used tea candles. We would put a blanket over us while we sat against a wall and light the candle. It actually got warm quickly.

[@imonthewinningside8281]

What about the fumes?

[@francom6230]

​@@imonthewinningside8281don't be silly,, the concentration of CO is miniscule EVEN in a closed area..

[@hazardousfury]

​@@imonthewinningside8281 a single candle flame creates about 100 BTU's of heat, so long as you have an insulated space that's enough to heat for a 25sq/ft space relatively easily. Used to use candles for a portable heater. The medium glass jars with three wicks work best but the singles arr fine too. Put about 5 or 6 of them in a knee height cardboard box, tent the top flaps to where it concentrates and vents out each side and it'll eventually get warm enough to heat an average sized betroom 500-1500 btu's of heat is nothing to scoff at. If you're afraid of the box catching fire, which it shouldn't because the flames are contained within the jar, just use an pair of large ceramic flower pots with the hole in the center, one over the other.

[@NotWorthTheAirIBreathe]

@@francom6230 It's still enough to have made us sick without either ventilating (flapping our blanket) every few minutes or having a hole for the fumes to escape out over our head.

[@wes326]

Keep your head outside the blanket and you'll be fine.

[@peshy6912]

If you use flower pots on top of a candle, it'll produce alot of heat. Use a small pot with a drain hole at the base, set some items around the base of candle to support the pot, flip the pot upside down over the candle. Get a very large pot without a drain hole, set more supports around the outside of the small pot, then flip the large pot upside down and place on supports. Now you have a heater that radiates Hella heat.

[@thehouseofronin9209]

Great idea

[@alecseekins7916]

You can do the same with a T candle and 2 plates

[@sausagedog52]

It still emits the same amount of heat with or without the pot, only difference is with the pot you get more infrared radiation and less hot air

[@GrannyGrice]

I need a picture of this

[@FractalNinja]

​@@GrannyGrice /==\

[@kareemabduljabar9688]

This was the best alc stove I’ve seen yet. I’m gonna keep one in the car. Whenever I end up in snow I help people who get stuck and this would be sick to have. Take a break from digging or whatever horrible mess they got themselves in and warm up. Thank you sir. Genius!!

[@Im-From-the-stars]

This is fantastic! I've been looking for a way to heat my home in case of emergency and found items that cost a lot of money that I just can't afford, this has been on my mind for months now, Thank you so much for taking the time to show us💕

[@adnan9520]

Goodluck heating a hone with this, or even a room

[@Im-From-the-stars]

@adnan9520 I heated my bedroom without power with 5 candles and it was 27° degrees outside, and my bedroom is a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and bathroom. So I'm sure I can heat a room with one or two no problem.😉

[@Offwekid]

These are used here in Ukraine on the front line, people are also making another version of such heater by tightly rolling up cardboard strips, and soaking rolled cardboard in a can with a candle wax, it makes basically a big candle that you can cook on and heat small places with.

[@deeplyclosetedindividual]

Glad to see our 100 billion are going to good use.

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

​@@deeplyclosetedindividual anyone who believes they're using that money to help people is out of their mind.

[@Offwekid]

@@deeplyclosetedindividual civilians are making those candles themselves, to support soldiers however they can And the support funds from other countries are coming through government

[@Offwekid]

@@jimbusmaximus4624 if those funds are used to repair critical infrastructure or to buy a anti-missile system to protect peoples lives means they’re literally helping people.

[@jonl2896]

​@@deeplyclosetedindividual yeah cause people can't do other things to help out... I guess in your mind they should have portable heater stoves? Keep your dumbas comments in your closet

[@jeffreyt9656]

This deserves a save, thank you sir

[@mmcss1155]

Keep in mind that if the can is hot and you seal the top it may create a vacuum in the can This will make it a bear to get the lid back off.

[@wavydave]

As far back as I can remember during winter deer season, and I'm 55, we always had a coffee can(you can still find metal ones) with a roll of TP in it soaked in alcohol with the lid nearby to extinguish the flame and keep alcohol from evaporating when you left the deer blind. I haven't been deer hunting in over a decade but as @wranglerstar just showed these are still in use.

[@mwoods5166]

I think my uncle Bill would work as the wick for an emergency heater. He's almost pure alcohol indefinitely as well.

[@SereneTing]

😂😂😂😂

[@benx6549]

I missed your gift guide this year! Always something I look out for usually. I hope you and yours had a great Christmas, and hopefully 2023 is a fantastic year.

[@richhoops2413]

Happy Holidays!

[@benx6549]

@@richhoops2413 Best wishes to you and yours!

[@benx6549]

@@87Runner Hopefully he does one next year

[@robertocruz1177]

My Dad would do that many of years ago when I was young. Brings back memories! Thanks Mr. Wranglerstar

[@zacfortin9023]

You should make tips on how to survive if you ever lose your home. Tips applicable to homeless people!

[@NoName-be5ir]

Homeless people have access to phones with data plans to view this?

[@u.ssecretservice7783]

@@NoName-be5ir some do

[@rekkidink]

If you wish to not struggle with fitting the roll into the can just preload some of the alcohol on the roll beforehand or on hand. Be sure to wash your hands before getting close to fire afterwards. Don’t become a blue and white flame before it turns red.

[@jeanangelo98]

You’re a legend. I hope you’re enjoying your holiday season, and I hope you and your loved ones have an amazing 2023! 🎉🥳❤️

[@ladyj.klmnop]

I've made these for the family several yrs ago... I keep in car for emergencies. I also use 70% alcohol... works great.

[@TheIronDuke9]

I figured it would be fine to use 70

[@Kevins-Philippine-Retirement]

As mentioned in another of your videos, I grew up in a logging family. We always used this during the summer to reduce the risk of Forrest fires.

[@kb5598]

I did this during our freeze in Houston 2021 when the power grid failed. It was a nice little heat source.

[@LaceyOGrady]

You should do a short showing how many hours that will stay lit.

[@johnmagnifico3488]

If you took a weight before adding the alcohol, you could get an accurate estimate with math. Find out how many BTUs are generated in a minute and extrapolate.

[@adisharr]

@@johnmagnifico3488 My mom says we can't extrapolate in the house.

[@dachemurray5565]

@@adisharr😂🤣😂🤣

[@Fanta....]

@@adisharr ​ "My mumma says extrapolation is the work of the devil"

[@stevewight1409]

@@adisharr lmao...not at the table Carlos......Galifanakas gold

[@markholub97]

Wish I would have known this when the power went out for 3 days and my house was 20 degrees.

[@roberthein2156]

Boil water, steam heats.

[@user-xi1jl7by5e]

If you have a gas stove with self cleaning.... turn on the self cleaning for maximum time. The heat vents out the top of the stove by the back burners.

[@christopherwyatt6064]

Dude if you didn't have enough sense to do something like build a fire outside your insane,you also can sleep in a car, surely you did something you alive.

[@christopherwyatt6064]

@@roberthein2156 how you going to boil water if power is off, could do it over a fire but you can't hear the outdoors think before you leave a goofy comment.

[@seanjohnson1910]

​@@christopherwyatt6064 or just turn on a heater

[@jamestuccillo]

Definitely a great tip for old paint cans! I've got multiple here in S Florida mainly to cook or boil water post hurricanes but I've used it to heat job sites a few times also. On site set 3-4 bricks around it OR cut a half circle in 2 pieces of cinder block or bricks with a grinder or street saw!

[@GardenHoseNapalm]

I like how he markets himself as a "professional homeowner" but showcases skills of a professional homless person

[@alexhatfield4448]

I'll tuck that right in my Zombie Apocalypse survival plan that I for some reason, entertain in the back of my mind.

[@m2hmghb]

So an Army Captain had to put together a defense plan for his base in Afghanistan - he chose to do it against zombies. He said a zombie is just a hard to kill target - just like heavily armored infantry.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

The zombie apocalypse isn't going to be bad in usa bro only everywhere else. For is it will be more like vacation

[@Theowlwas]

I'd really like to be friends with this guy. He seems like a good guy.

[@ashdoodge4325]

This literally saved my life in 1992. Alabama had a blizzard! We don’t have snow plows and stuff like that. A lot of houses don’t even have fireplaces. If you did not have a generator or a fireplace, you were freezing, because everybody lost power for over a week. And no one could move because the streets were not plowed. If you did not go to the grocery store before this, you were not only freezing but you were starving at the same time. Go a week without food, water or heat.

[@purplemonkeyelephant]

Was expecting him to say something like "You might need this stove sooner than you think..."

[@williamgarrad17]

Gonna make a couple of these for the cars right now. Thanks.

[@couchman-sw6jy]

Stay warm brother 🙏

[@NdnUrbanCat]

Smart.

[@ShaunPrince]

I love these shorts. Learning survival skills every week.

[@the-engneer]

If you want to conserve your fuel just use it long enough to heat up a small pot of water, and if it gets to a boil you can snuff the flame, but the pot will stay hot enough to keep heat until it cools off. I learned this from getting snowed in a remote area for three weeks

[@nathanbashaw5219]

Yup my grandmother tough me that. Love it

[@TheFiremanJoe]

Been missing your full length videos and livestreams Cody!

[@dfektdysfunkshun6215]

Awesome 👍 I've been really into learning stuff like this lately. Thanks for taking the time to do this, broke people like me really appreciate it honestly.

[@pamelamurray4741]

I'm 56. When I was a very young kid we made these but used empty coffee cans and green alcohol to warm our deer stands in Louisiana. They last a very long time.

[@Mar--]

does he not remember covid? that one roll is damn near gold 🤣🤣

[@johnmagnifico3488]

It's basically a giant wick....

[@billmellater]

@@johnmagnifico3488 named "JOHN"

[@mightymystery9204]

A spray bottle with mild soap solution for the bidet effect, can help at home when paper is scarce.

[@moefritz9568]

Only to brain dead zombies who believe the news

[@badboy10350]

Yeah, people are pretty stupid to hoard TP!!! LMFAO

[@adammusard5331]

We do the same thing down south in deer blinds or enclosed deer stands We just use an old metal coffee can

[@NdnUrbanCat]

Can the deer smell it?

[@seannyo48]

Only the star bucks

[@nicmoore7973]

​@@seannyo48 🤣

[@interstellaroverdrive3658]

This is one of the best practicle solutions I have seen. Thanks for the very useful information.

[@Nobnoxious]

This channel is awesome. So glad it found me!

[@joshuapayne6747]

Man, I love these videos.

[@android12921]

And remember to NOT use it in less ventillated areas while sleeping

[@dannymclaughlin]

Love all your content, sharing your knowledge is invaluable and I’m here for every second of it. Thank you for the work you put in 🙏🏻

[@harikili]

I have never seen this before, this is a legitimate tool that everybody can make. Wow

[@Eleventyseven9228]

Awesome! Can you also make a video on what to use instead of toilet paper in an emergency? I just used my last roll to warm the place up a bit

[@bubbaray575]

I'm sure you could make one of your friends wonder where they lost their roll of TP.

[@williamjenkins4913]

anything absorbent that you can pack in there.

[@wesleymckay677]

Ya know I bought a toilet brush thinking I could substitute it for toilet paper but it didn’t work out so well

[@roygroves5983]

​@@wesleymckay677 Try a bathroom Back brush instead to fit ya groove... Bonus , extra clean !

[@carpenterconners7441]

Oh God this comment section 😅🤣😂

[@kjayclowers12]

My grandpa taught me this on a freezing winter day in the woods 25 years ago he was full of good tricks

[@Dan.Solo.Chicago]

Reminds me of a survival hack that I learned watching TV. It’s kind of funny. I was watching That 70’s Show. I think it’s safe to assume we’re all familiar with that show. It’s supposed to take place in Wisconsin. The dad, Red Forman was talking about things to have in your car for emergencies. He said to keep a shovel, a coffee can, a candle, and kitty litter in the trunk in case they get stuck in the snow. You dig out the tires as much as you can. Then you put the coffee can behind the rear tires and put the lit candle inside. This will melt the snow and ice. The coffee can conducts heat and prevents the candle from being blown out by the wind. Then you spread the kitty litter for traction. I think that’s a great DIY, self-sufficient solution if you get stuck in the snow.

[@delbertseal3764]

Me and my Dad drove to Mexico for Christmas with only that as a floor board heater. Memories

[@AcidicJO]

Does this not give off any smoke or fumes? Legitimately wondering.

[@Larkin420]

@@AcidicJO you can have the window open just a bit and still be warmer than without heat source and window up. Plus alcohol burns really clean

[@erictasse6390]

This channel, is just one of those extremely rare hyper quality, novel & unique channels. You know what I mean? Channels like Technology Connections, Xander Budnick, Coffeezilla, Historia Civilis, Cool Worlds, Steve1989MREInfo etc… Timeless, classic. The reference about references. Something rare. Something worthy. Something extremely special that cannot be quantified linguistically & can only be described by emotion, and the only emotion I know, that can properly describe this channel & others like it, is magic. Is magic an emotion? No, not really, but that’s what it feels like nonetheless. Thank you for your amazing work & thank you for freely spreading your wisdom & knowledge, of which was passed down, I’m sure, through many generations of your family. When you talk, I hear your father, & his father, & perhaps his father as well. Wisdom that has travelled through time, that is incalculably valuable, for me & so many others. Wishing you & your family health & success for 2023.

[@--s--]

what an awesome comment, well said. and you included recommendations on other channels similar, saving me from having to ask. cheers to you.

[@KeithOlson]

@@--s-- Also check out Robert Murray Smith.

[@kawaiinelson8419]

ingenious!😁♥️! My brother tried it just to stay warm and it REALLY WORKS! omgosh ❤❤❤

[@kp3509]

This absolutely the best advise I have seen in past few years. The cost of this would be cheaper than any other solution. Registered in my brain for when we have rolling blackouts and no internet. Boyscout always prepared

[@brandanberg1716]

Ngl this gives me the same vibe as "I can show you how to make a bomb out of a roll of toilet paper... and a stick of dynamite." Ol Dale

[@piccolosan19]

Boy i tell you what!

[@Puckerupbuttercup261]

This is good stuff and not something that’s already all over KZbin. Well done Cody!

[@punani_tsunami69]

You haven't been around KZbin for very long.

[@jamesfair9751]

70% works perfectly well too. The 90% burns ever so slightly hotter but it don’t last quite as long so I suggest the 70% myself

[@andrew6658]

This made me subscribe, gonna have a kit in my car for emergencies

[@corvo7743]

Wondering how the bed grounding turned out

[@danielmoger7308]

whats even the point in doing that???

[@cjdflkj]

He died

[@heatshield]

What’s weird is he doesn’t explain it and I have a family member who uses a grounded floor mat at his computer desk and he CANT explain it. It’s almost like nobody has a fkn clue why they’re doing these things but someone was salesman enough to make it all sound very important.

[@garyschoonmaker1486]

​@@heatshield ...... the grounded mats at computer desk it to eliminate static electricity..... computer circuits are delicate and a static zap will look like a volcano through a microscope. In mainframe computer rooms the complete floor is grounded

[@zoltanmolnar8583]

Just when I am repelled by ironing and the scarfs and weird antigovernment stuff, I learn something new. Thank you

[@johangambleputty7658]

I know, it's like he hit the reset button. Prolly got back on his meds.

[@ILHillbilly67]

Then look past the opinions and see the knowledge and use it

[@Skousen77]

Being anti-government isn't weird - any sane person would be that because they are your slave master. 50% income tax = 50% slave

[@molokaibro]

Awesome honestly probably the best simplest effective demonstration I’ve seen

[@Alexis-ey4kp]

I love this guy!

[@Greeko_Poloz]

Youve taught me several fantastic things. Thanks for the great content.

[@KennyMotoTLS]

I will never stop watching these videos. Keep them coming.

[@ricksmith7232]

This is a great idea to keep one of these in the trunk of your car in case you ever need it

[@bigmaccam9865]

thank you sir, that's gotta be a more solid and durable means of emergency heat than I've seen yet.

[@bigmaccam9865]

I myself do well with the cold. (better than my loved ones) as for keeping my daughter warm throughout the night, this would be worthwhile in an emergency situation

[@pnwdeerhunter1729]

That looks like some prison stove!🤣😂🤣😂 I’m making one tomorrow.👍🏼

[@rnkim2564]

except you cant have cans or lids or rolls of toilet paper or a lighter or anything near 91% alcohol... but other than that, yeah, prison stove

[@jayonez137]

You can make it out of baby oil

[@patriciajackson5414]

Wow. Thanks, I’m definitely going to get those necessary items.

[@martyblack9853]

This time really works. I have already made two of them plan on making a few more they do load off a good amount of heat and as long as you have alcohol in it, it burns very clean. Really appreciate these ideas that you give. This is very useful knowledge. Reminds me of the coffee can stove that I know how to make in case of an emergency blanket back when I was a kid

[@DoctorPrepperMD]

Hope all is well. Haven’t seen you in a while! Good shorts though.

[@louistowers526]

​@@wranglerstar shut it down as in your KZbin channel?!... I always enjoy seeing your forestry tips and tricks.

[@tenehaglendening9246]

@@wranglerstar I truly hope you continue to make videos. Always look forward to them. But it's definitely up to you. You know what's best for you and your family.

[@patrickomann3580]

​@@wranglerstar I call bullshit

[@benx6549]

@@louistowers526 Did he say he's shutting down his channel? I can't see the comments that you responded too

[@1337BlueBird]

Safe inside ? No need ventilation ?

[@joecreech9424]

Knowing my luck I’d need the toilet paper more than the heat 😭

[@joshuab8011]

I know a lot of things I thought. I always keep my cup half full though because I didn’t know about this and honestly I never even thought of this . Thankyou you’ve helped me learn one more tool I can use , much appreciated no bs just good useful knowledge.

[@channelfargone]

this guy is legit

[@couchman-sw6jy]

He could legitimately survive an apocalypse handily

[@mclark2330]

Now that’s a pro tip! 💪🏼

[@yateshasuse3228]

Mr you really should write a book . Love the information 👌

[@bigdaddy1847]

I'm totally going to share this with my Scouts!

[@Skyberg21]

"Big Daddy" is not the most reassuring Scout Leader name

[@bigdaddy1847]

@@Skyberg21 That is true, but I'm on youtube as myself and not a Scout leader.

[@MrInstag8tor]

If only some of those people that died in the blizzard had one of these.

[@roberthein2156]

If only Half those people listened to smart advice, and STAYED INSIDE !!!!!!

[@aaronalegria1239]

Why does it seem like these videos are immediately revelant?

[@littlemoo52]

When used to make these and use them when we’d go sleigh riding as kids to warm our hands. Works well.

[@havehadit460]

these quite literally saved my life in a negative temperature snow storm a few years ago, I live in a 1999 suburban and 2 of these kept it at around 40°

[@zac.s]

How did you ventilate and get the CO out?

[@couchman-sw6jy]

@@zac.s probably by opening the door every so often

[@RedMcCarl]

​@@couchman-sw6jy or just left a window cracked open

[@couchman-sw6jy]

@@RedMcCarl yeah, very simple solution

[@RedMcCarl]

@@AveragePicker you'll let less cold in by leaving the window cracked a hair than opening the entire door every few minutes

[@warbyothermeans6732]

Starts to wonder if this was the idea for the great TP run of 2020

[@cashhiller7446]

I learned about this in the Boy Scouts back in the 90s, you know... when it was the boy scouts.

[@gharr1405]

They will probably turn it into the"he him she her scouts"

[@one_mega_ohm9139]

@@gharr1405 You guys are really fighting the good fight, lol (jk, you're clowns)

[@brian395]

​@@gharr1405 the undefined Scouts of America

[@rayp7135]

So many valuable life lessons learned as a scout…unfortunately like so much else it is being slowly dismantled to the detriment of future generations.

[@Robert_Mark_Norris]

Pretty clear what leftists were doing in the 90s…subverting the scouts ! Look at us now 😢

[@freeguide8912]

Good info. I make my "Buddy Burners" with cardboard and alcohol. Cut strips of cardboard to fit the can and stick them in tight. Pour in the alcohol, put the lid on it, then put the quart can into a gallon can. That gives you a safe, portable stove that's easy to cook on. As a heater, light the quart heater inside the can, then put a clay pot on top, resting it on the gallon can. Safe and effective 👍