Off Grid Cooking with Rocket Stoves

[@glory1958]

Thank you for this information..I live alone and no one around so I'm glad that you show that a woman can do anything .

[@RoseRedHomestead]

You are so welcome! I truly believe that! Thanks for watching!

[@tinae8433]

I'm alone too. I'm going to build this immediately so I have it ready. Going to cement it together as well. We can do this ladies!!! Thanks for everything Pam!!

[@pattyconley4096]

@@tinae8433 I'm alone too. This will be fun!

[@janepost150]

I'm alone too and don't let that stop you at any age! I garden, travel, build, cook, etc.

[@lindsayives4915]

😘🌟👍

[@johnndavis7647]

One thing about emergencies. You always need hot water. As the old saying goes, flames are for boiling, coals are for broiling. So, when you are first starting your Rocket stove have a big camping style coffee pot full of water ready to set on the stove when you've got big flames. Once the flames settle down a bit you can take off the water and set it aside. Then put your frying pan on and bring it up to frying temperature.

[@johnndavis7647]

You will feed a stick into the fire box from time to time to keep the temperature steady. After taking off the frying pan stoke up the fire again and put the water back on. When it's time to wash the dishes the hot water will be ready.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Thanks for sharing that information.

[@gretchenarrant8334]

I found a brand new camping coffee pot, like Walmart sells, at the thrift shop half price day and paid 1.75 for it, also a 150.00 pair of hiking boots, never worn and my size for 4.50. My lucky day I think!!

[@johnndavis7647]

@@gretchenarrant8334 score! I visit my thrift store on half price day if I can. Lots of deals sometimes.

[@debbiebrugman4543]

@ Johnn Davis, that is a great tip. Thank you.

[@germyw]

I'm so glad I found this channel. It's great to see a well-informed, scientifically-trained prepper. It's truly refreshing. That fact that you are also a woman makes it even better for ME. 😊

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Welcome aboard! Glad to have you join us.

[@sonyareeder7855]

I love hearing the birds in the back ground! I'll be getting a rocket stove for food prep! Thank you!

[@montanap8triot895]

Oh how I love this woman!!! I have learned so much from her. My hero❤

[@starrstylist7441]

This is absolutely amazing! You are, by all means, my all-time favorite video blogger! TY for all the HARD WORK you have put into letting us all know the "how-tos" of everything!! The best part of all your videos is for those who can't afford items you use, you always show the alternitive. Thank you again!!!

[@thehadster7043]

I have 2 Rocket Stoves and 2 of the camp style cast iron dutch ovens. I've been experimenting with cooking for my family. At one point, we had no electricity fo 5 days, and we couldn't even boil water! I burned part of the break loaf, but I didn't know about turning the dutch oven 1/4 turn every 15 minutes and turning the lid 1/4 turn in the opposite direction. I have the same model of Rocket Stove and love it.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

That is awesome! Thanks for your comments.

[@karlfowler3742]

This is the best demonstration on how to use the Ecozoom Versa that I have seen. Great video.

[@Linda-qq5mg]

Rose, you and your husband are a great team! These are very informative and interesting videos!You are spunky and gutsy and fun! Thanks so very much.

[@BrendaBodwin]

Natural light is your friend. You look like an angel, out there, with the sunlight, beaming, across your hair.

[@chrisbeavers2290]

You are truly a brilliant woman! I've been trying to make one of these rocket stoves. Now I can just keep replaying this one until I get it right!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

LOL! I wish you better luck with breaking the cinder blocks that I had on camera. Of course, you could always use power tools to cut them!

[@sherryn39455]

It sure is beautiful, I have a rocket stove just like that, I also used the cinder blocks but from my experience after awhile they crack from too high of a heat..The EcoZoom is wonderful, have a wonderful day

[@RoseRedHomestead]

I completely agree! Love that Ecozoom! I have not had the cinder blocks crack yet, but neither have I used it extensively. Thanks for watching!

[@lindsayives4915]

Blres you

[@lindsayives4915]

So good to watch these videos the pioneering spirt is still with Americans I love these you really are for the outdoors and have the fabulous scenery temperatures for it all

[@debbiebrugman4543]

I just learned about rocket stoves. Thank you for sharing your tips, trials and knowledge. So glad I found you.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Debbie: You are welcome! Jim

[@davidbutler1825]

Jim is so blessed! You are a wonderful wife! I hope he works hard to be worthy of you!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

It goes both ways for us--w both feel pretty lucky to have each other! Thank you.

[@davidbutler1825]

Well, that is perfect! That makes a very nice marriage when each of you feels lucky to have the other. Happy Easter to you!

[@igitahimsa5871]

@@davidbutler1825 Amen to that :-)! God Bless us all

[@lornaz1975]

Enameled cast iron is the best thing to use on a rocket stove. The enamel allows the soot to wash off easy, very easy.

[@deborahvrtis4428]

How fun! I’ve been wanting to do this for quite awhile, & I appreciate your little tips. Also, you look absolutely fabulous in black with your beautiful red hair! It’s so lovely to hear the little birds singing away while you work. Again, another great video! Thank you!

[@tracylitz1872]

I watched a KZbin video where the man made his own fire starters using the cardboard egg crates. He added dryer lint in each cup, and then took a lit candle and dripped the hot wax over each individual cup containing the dryer lint balls. Then once they were dried he tore off only what he needed to use in his wood burning stove with kindling and wood to ignite his fire. Much safer than using Vaseline and less toxic as well.

[@sylviafoust9545]

I am very impressed with you doing this. You go Girl! Great information! Those blocks had a weak spot that's why they broke. 😊

[@RoseRedHomestead]

I think so too! Thank you.

[@susanvance2585]

Pam, you are amazing! I'm not kidding. Those blocks are so heavy and you are such a sport! Thank you!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Susan: Thank you so much!

[@MissWoggy]

I just wanted to say how much I truly enjoy your videos. I hope to eventually see them all. I really admire your teaching abilities and thank you for sharing the information with us. You're a pleasure to watch. 😊

[@JoanWakefield]

If you haven't figured out how to bake on your rocket stove: use your dutchoven. Put you dough in a smaller pan. Put some sort of rack in the bottom of the dutch oven, caning jar rings will work, set the pan of dough in the Dutch oven put the lid on it and bake your bread. I would check it in about 15 minutes,.

[@jc.1191]

In the 80's we made an oven like that out of a very large tin can at summer camp. Thanks for the input on the benefits of the rocket stoves.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Cool! You are welcome.

[@barbaragiesbrecht6004]

Both my husband and I are enjoying your informative videos. We are preppers as well, but you bring out some other great thoughts. Loved your rocket stove build. I love how you'll try anything no matter what the task. Video was great and I look forward to all your videos. Much appreciated. Thanks again from BC 🇨🇦

[@on2roll12]

Nice video, first video on KZbin showing how not to feed the fire. The other reviewers were more impressed with heat output and wood usage.

[@DWayNana]

You have such a nice way of presenting your demos. I can’t tell you how refreshing it is to listen to you Pam. Your hubby Jim is such a good sport. At times his breathing and noises can be a bit annoying. But over all I thoroughly enjoy your videos together. Thank you so very much! 🥰❤️❤️❤️

[@igitahimsa5871]

What??? Nonono Jim, don't listen to that! :-) Keep breathing, sneezing, etc Jim, we all love BOTH of you :-)! God Bless you *both*!

[@gracehillgranny5445]

Thanks for all your time and knowledge to bring this information to us! I have tons of cinder blocks, but thought about building an out door grill/cook center. This will be much easier. I just to find a grill piece for the top. Bread baking is certainly something I want to do outdoors if ever needed.

[@Michelle-oz1jc]

Haha you were cracking me up. Great video! I came to youtube for a cherry pie filling recipe and landed on this page. Glad I did!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Glad you enjoyed it! But I am curious about what part cracked you up! Thanks for finding us!

[@Michelle-oz1jc]

@@RoseRedHomestead I thought it was funny when you talked about how you broke the cinderblocks wrong, and they fell apart and then you broke another one and broke half the block off and said "Failure!". It's a great video, just gave me a chuckle. I saw your cherry pie canning video. It was great.

[@ginakelley749]

I'm in Western CO. Built a brick rocket stove on my patio 4 years ago, and others, made from coffee cans. Also made little stoves out of aluminium cans, that are fueled by alcohol.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

That sounds fantastic!

[@beautifulfoodgardeningchan4330]

Thank you so much for the time and research and worth yall put into these videos. We will all be better off with your knowledge you have shared.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Thanks for watching!

[@beautifulfoodgardeningchan4330]

Loved the video on outdoor cooking. We are all going to be doing that aloy , I fear.

[@karswan]

Love the blooming fruit tree behind you! What a nice atmosphere. I've watched you use it off and on and will probably soon buy one. I bought that cast iron pan set years ago for my sourdough baking, but now take it camping in our trailer. I can't believe the price of them now - it's doubled!

[@misfitkitties]

You go girl! I absolutely adore you! Everything you do is still with lipstick on and with class.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Kristen: Thank you. We appreciate you watching our videos. Jim

[@janicenash8382]

AMEN 🙏❤️🌹

[@phillipholmes4466]

Wonderful , informative program - treasure trove programming!

[@awesomedave8484]

Thank you for sharing.

[@PerryBettySebring]

I just watched this video and was impressed with the Wonderbag. I found one that I was able to purchase online. Unfortunately, the previous owner lost the little pillow lid. It should be easy to make one. I did watch several videos and noticed that you placed the little lid/pillow on top of your bag and then covered it with a towel. The lid is supposed to go on top of the pot and then the bag is to be closed around it. Thanks for all the information you share. I love watching and trying things you talk about.

[@teuilabozeman7914]

Glad to see you back thank you.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Thank you! It is good to be back!

[@satsat969]

Thank you & Jim for sharing your wisdom and knowledge. I have learned & prefected many valuable food preservation techniques - my FAVORITE is making yeast bread. I appreciate both of you sharing your valuable time to educate so many of us all over the world. May God bless you as you bless others. Thank you, Anita

[@RoseRedHomestead]

You are very welcome

[@redbarn23]

Young lady, I am totally amazed that you were able to pick up those cinderblocks. Nice job!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Red: Thanks! Jim

[@chuckfunderburk7964]

Ive used a titanium wok on my rocket stove and its very flexible and cleans easily. Thanks for all your advice. VERY helpful. God bless

[@daydreambeliever6603]

Well, that was lots of fun, Red. You convinced me that hubby and I can manage this. Thank you👍🏻

[@RoseRedHomestead]

You are welcome! Please enjoy and stay safe.

[@audreyherbest872]

I love the concept however, I was taught to get a mason chisel and score the top and tap across lightly on each side instead of a saw ,then pound gently it may just do the trick the first time. I love every video I watch your absolutely amazing. I can’t get enough of you thanks for all you teach!

[@I_XIMD]

I have watched so many of your videos and I am just amazed at everything you do! You have certainly inspired me to begin to preserve more food and get prepared for whatever is ahead of us. I am eleven years your junior and I need to stop using the excuse I am to old to do some of the things I’d like to do. Thank you both so much for all the useful info you relay. (p.s. this is my grandsons iPad, thus the picture of his likeness).

[@RoseRedHomestead]

So nice to hear from you! Thank you.

[@lindakrause8793]

I'm with you! We ate not too old to learn new things!

[@leeioki]

I PRAY TO SHARE A FEW THINGS WITH YOU.. WE ARE FROM APPALACHIA AREA.. I USED TO BE AZ ...SO ITS BEEN VERSATILE LIVING INTERESTS.. WHERE MY HUSBAND AND I LOVE LIVING OFF OF NATURE... I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS... I HAVE SOME UP, AND WILL BE DOING MORE AGAIN IN DUE TIME DUE TO A SERIOUS QUAD ACCIDENT BUT ITS TOTALLY HEALING DOING THINGS ON YOUR OWN

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Rangerone: Thank you for watching and take care of yourself. Jim

[@gretchenarrant8334]

Prayers for a speedy and total recovery 🙏

[@beckyisabell4324]

Love your teachings

[@carolb8073]

I watch a family from Europe cook outside. She constructed a oven outside to bake her homemade bread. The base was a tree stump. On top she made a wood frame such as tree branches. Then filled frame with hay. She then made a clay mixture up and cover the frame and hay up inside and out. She then fire it up to dry the clay. She also made a small door to close oven hole up if needed. Great idea for an outside oven. Hers was a smaller version. It wasn’t huge.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

True off-grid baking/cooking.

[@deborahgjohnson9771]

Been wanting to build a rocket stove. Decided to buy one after seeing this video! Great video!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Deborahg: Great! Jim

[@franceshenderson1334]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

You are welcome.

[@denisewall41]

I really enjoy your videos. You explain things really well. Thanks

[@RoseRedHomestead]

You are very welcome--glad you enjoy them.

[@jofoth7052]

GREAT to see your new video! I enjoy each one.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Glad you like them! It is good to be back making the again. Thanks for watching.

[@patriciasweet9102]

You can use the pot grate from a gas cook stove then set your cooking pot on top of that.

[@beltoftruth56]

Always enjoy your video s

[@RoseRedHomestead]

I appreciate that. Thank you.

[@beckyisvintage9889]

Thank you for sharing ! I've been wanting to try this. You motivate me and i've learned so much from your videos! Can't wait to see the bread baking over fire.

[@Lisaairbnb]

Great tutorial!!! Beautiful breakfast

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Thanks so much. It was a fun video to do. And Jim enjoyed his breakfast!

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

Great idea for a family adventure in the backyard.😊😀🙂😄☺

[@emilefrederics8427]

Very informative.

[@BrendaBodwin]

This was fun to watch. My off grid cooking is much more off grid than this, no devices, but, I love this video.

[@tonistephens4068]

Great information, thank you for sharing!

[@lindaarnold3091]

I look forward to the next video on baking on the rocket stove. Thank you

[@carolpeek7429]

Thankyou so much for sharing all about how to prepare food and put it up. You have given me confidence to try some new things. I wish I had known this years ago.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

You are so welcome!

[@ivykeawe9669]

Excellent Excellent and Excellent!! Thank you.

[@annjohnson6422]

I've discovered your channel last week and been watching all your videos. I love to can and made your chili canning recipe, next I will be canning beef stroganoff. Thank you so much

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Sounds great! We are so happy to have you along on our adventures!

[@joeyhardin1288]

Same here, recovering from back surgery and binge watching this channel.

[@lisakukla459]

@@joeyhardin1288 How is your recovery going? I've had back surgery too - oooh-wee! 😖 I hope you have someone to help you and that you're healing very quickly.

[@joeyhardin1288]

@@lisakukla459 Thank you! XLIF on Oct6. Was not too bad until the incision started to heal and the tingling started in my leg, that is driving me crazy. Driven 3 times and once was to Lexington, KY to the surgeon. The back is really sore. But all is good. My wife is here but I do everything on my own. Thank you for caring.

[@MsMtshasta]

What is the name of this model of stove?

[@heidefries1825]

My husband has always been curious about Rocket stoves and this video prompted us to look into making one. When we camp we often try to make some of our 'usual' meals with non-conventional means - just to know that we can do it. Looking forward to your video on the folding oven, it will likely get us to use ours more. Thanks for sharing there are other ways to get the job done ... BTW, the eggs looked delicious!!! Stay safe.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

That is awesome! And creative! I am still practicing with that oven before we do the video. Probably will be in a couple of weeks. Thanks for your comments.

[@heidefries1825]

@@RoseRedHomestead Our latest challenge has been cooking with stackable dutch ovens and briquettes. Made a pork roast and baked potatoes last summer and it was really good. Actually, it's the best way to make baked potatoes. For the folding oven, silicone baking cups and other shapes will likely work. It's tough to find a muffin tin or those type of baking containers that fit the space (quite small). Good luck with your testing!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

@@heidefries1825 Good information! Thank you.

[@TUNITMOM]

The breakfast looks wonderful. I love listening to the birds in your area. I recognize sounds from the Morning Dove, I’m not sure about the others maybe a raven or crow and sparrow? Thank you for sharing. I enjoy your videos they are always informative and you seem like a kind person.❤️

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Thank you! Yes, we have lots of doves along with many others as well. Sadly, I am not much of a bird person, so I don't know which songs come from which birds!

[@paisleyhendrix43]

I just love every video you guys make . You’re so intelligent, science based and informed I feel I can trust you . You are one beautiful badass mama! You remind me of my grandmother and her sisters - they all were gorgeous , smart and knew how to do things . I miss them all so much . So glad I found your channel and am learning from the best

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Wow, thank you! We are glad you found us as well.

[@fireside007]

YOU ~ ROCK ! !

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Thanks! Looks from your image that you are an astronomy enthusiast. We are trying to sell our 12" Meade. It is getting too heave for us to carry! We took our small telescope out last night to see how close Saturn and Jupiter are to each other...amazing! Don't miss it!

[@TNBushcrafter]

Cast iron needs to be used with caution on rocket stoves though. Cast iron does have a high temp limit even though most people don't seem to think it does. If a rocket stove is running fully they could easily hit 6-700 degrees. At them temps cast iron can crack. Even a lot of porcelain coated cast iron dutch ovens reccomend not to use above 450-500. Nonstick cookware is rated even lower in most cases. Just something I thought might be worth mentioning. A lot of people aren't all that experienced cooking directly over wood fire that is harder to keep consistent. I have a keyhole fire ring I use a lot with a grill over the narrow part and tripod over the round part. Fire burns in the round part and I rake coals under the grill. I can hang a dutch oven from the tripod. The grill I can use as a grill or for cookware at lower temps. It is a very relaxing, slow life down, way to cook. In the meantime the kids can roast hotdogs, sausages, pie iron sandwiches, or whatever it's really great. Also as a 30+ yr electrician that has busted out hundreds of cinder blocks, a regular metal framing hammer works better. The dead blow hammer(rubber mallet) spreads the impact out in to broad of an area. Another thing that works great for the block built stoves is topping it with an old gas stove burner rack.

[@igitahimsa5871]

@TN Bushcrafter Thank you for your commentary here. LOVE this channel!! God Bless us all

[@OldSchoolPrepper]

an oldie but a goodie

[@davidlarsen457]

I just saw a man use a rocket stove using denatured alcohol in a can with cotton balls, INSIDE of his home. I thought of you and wanted to get your opinion on the safety of that? I trust your advice. Thanks so much for all you and Jim do to help others be prepared for what's in store. Vickie

[@RoseRedHomestead]

That frightens me. What about the ventilation? That stuff is incredibly dangerous and unfit for consumption. Jim

[@davidlarsen457]

Thanks so much for your response. I won't be trying that.

[@TillieMuckMuck]

Super Pot is sold by StoveTec on their website. It is double wall construction so it utilizes most of the heat produced by the StoveTec rocket stove. Perfect fit for the cast iron cook surface on the stove. I can bring water to boiling faster on a rocket stove using this pot than by placing a regular stew pot on a propane Camp Chef burner.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Thanks for the info!

[@darlenarobertson1958]

I tried a Coleman camp oven on a propane cook top in a motor home. They took 45 min, 15 longer than a conventional oven,and were paletable. However, the we're delicious in a pinch 😋

[@suzanneroberge494]

Thank you for the demo.

[@virginiamccann3890]

You could use fire brick, i believe its called this. they have a funnel shape to them they are used in the chimney of a fire place, that would make a Rocket stove and a baking chamber just thought that would work but i'm not a builder either. Maybe Jim would know how it would work or not Have a great day , Just a thought. Ginny from Jacksonville Fla

[@paularizzo5217]

Everything cooked outside tastes better!

[@rhyaangwin7756]

great video & information, fun to see you doing the construction.. we also have an ecozoom versa from Amazon.. and a couple home made .. my husband got excited about them a few years ago & has put together a couple, from used cans of different sizes.. but none from concrete blocks & oh my gravy, he saves every little branch & twig from fallen limbs from the Fir & Cedar trees around our property, which is a lot here in the PNW.. he even saves the cones that fall after they dry, I think we have 3- 30 gallon trash cans full of cones.. and a couple of twigs.. I'm afraid to actually count, lol, he stores them between the garage & fence so out of sight.. & to this day we havent cooked a thing on any of them.. lol, I showed him your video & he said ALRIGHT!!!! lol... thank you! Blessings!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

That made me laugh! I can just picture it. Thanks for watching and sharing with your husband.

[@israelbarrett9988]

Great video❤

[@sandiam7809]

Thank you!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

You're welcome! Jim

[@sylviabibler3036]

TY for this great demonstration using your rocket stove. You are a great teacher. I especially liked the demo of making your own stove. The eggs looked great. Would you make a video making the French breakfast puffs and cremefr ?

[@RoseRedHomestead]

I am thinking about that. Thanks.

[@lindakrause8793]

Oh yes! P?ease do!

[@orionsector]

For the cinder bock rocket stove, I saw an alternate method on youtube. Instead of breaking the end off a cinder block, you can replace that particular part of the stove with two long paver stones and a brick for the back wall part. It would look like the letter "H" from above. I don't know if it would make the whole thing less sturdy, but it seemed to work. I wonder if these types of stoves would disintegrate over time, being heated and cooled...

[@davidcookmfs6950]

Finely, after 40 years of adulthood, I see that someone else makes scrambled eggs wrong. I have ALWAYS made them this way.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

LOL! As they say, misery loves company! And anyway, how can anyone possible make scrambled eggs wrong when in the end they are scrambled ? Thanks for making me laugh!

[@lindakrause8793]

My mom always made them that way too!

[@tylerstout1549]

A couple comments regarding the CMU homemade rocket stove. I've seen many a skilled Mason use a Mason's Hammer to chisel away CMU block to make new blocks similar to what you were trying to achieve. A Mason's Hammer has a single fine point on the back side similar to a claw hammer but used like a chisel. The trick is to nibble away from the edges which are the weakest points of the block. Then slowly chip away little bits at a time. The other comment is that CMU block is not intended to take high heat. Rocket stoves can produce very very high heat and the The lock is likely to crack and possibly even explode, so I would use caution and do this only as a last resort. Alternatively, if you have enough block or even want to build something permanent, you could build a large grill with fire brick liner on the inside, which is specifically discount to take high heat- - it is often used on the inside of fireplaces and pizza ovens

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Thank you for the information. Jim

[@carolpratt3761]

You are great! Love your down to earth manner. Thank you and keep educating us on self sufficiency.🥰

[@RoseRedHomestead]

You are so welcome!

[@TillieMuckMuck]

If you haven’t already purchased the Super Pot, consider getting one. Heating water, making soups and stews, it is very efficient. A little pricey but really well worth it once you have used it for a while. I love my StoveTec rocket stoves.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Is this the appliance you mean? Electric?

[@chrish6216]

Would love to see a tutorial on making creme fraiche and on what's involved in raising chickens.

[@melissastack5983]

Ha! You make eggs like I do! I always enjoy watching your video. 😃

[@jerriscollins-ruth9019]

Great job

[@terrychrist1383]

My first stove when I was a kid was a camp fire 🔥. It was hard in the winter, it was so cold to cook and warm water. Melted alot of snow to wash clothes and baby diapers.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Oh my goodness--what an experience. I remember when I was about 8 years old I had to operate our washing machine--the old wringer type--and do the family laundry. I would hang up the diapers outside on the clothesline and in the winter, they would freeze! Got my arm caught in the wringer

[@reykim4623]

@@RoseRedHomesteadI thought I was the only person whose arm got stuck in a wringer!!! I was 5. Oh God did I holler! I thought my arm was going to come off. 😖😀

[@patriciaburton5279]

Me too.... with the arm in the clothes wringer!! Lol 😁

[@gretchenarrant8334]

@@RoseRedHomestead when we lived on Guam, I got both arms caught in the wringer. My parents had gone shopping and my dad's Chaplains asst. Was watching and doing laundry, I got to I close and got caught. I remember he hit the emergency release and bounced me on my parent's bed..guess he thought I would have heart failure. My little arms were fine, just an accident. He had quick response time, I was in above my elbows. With this many of us relating this, it must have been a common occurrence. We could be the "wringer washer gals"!! Lol🥰

[@jerseydevil7895]

They sell cinder blocks that already have one end open.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Really! Jim

[@orionsector]

On another yt video a guy was making a cinder block stove like this...he used a metal hammer and chipped away starting from one edge of the cinder block end until he removed the whole end of the block. You're trying to do it all in one, massive stroke!

[@Jeff-hq2cy]

$3 masonry blade at Lowe's fits any saw.

[@cat3rgrl917]

tyvm looking forward to more rocket stove info/expriments

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Me too! Thanks for watching! We will see where this takes us.

[@debleighton-bowlby3412]

I think I need a rocket stove!!!! Brilliant!!!!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

they are very useful, for sure!

[@Stephenrsm7600]

Miss Pam, would you make a video or add it to the beginning or end of another video: cremè fresh????? I love the idea of a Rocket Stove!!! And now I have the knowledge how to create one myself!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

You are welcome. I plan to demo creme fraiche next week in our video.

[@ginag1682]

Nice video. Live simple live free has video that used 25 bricks to make rocket stove and was very efficient only used fre twigs make soup.

[@lindamoses3697]

Thankyou

[@sherrymanes7253]

What a cool video, thank u very much. U explained it very well.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Sherry: Glad it was helpful! Jim

[@kathyhirsch379]

wow i never herd of VASELIN to start fire ? i learned another thing what is the little flags for around the tree Its 4 in the morning .. cant sleep what to do????? watching your videos thanks sooo much

[@jessemills3845]

With cooking on any wood fire, you will have smoke and suit on the bottom. If you put soap on the bottom. I prefer bar soap, Any will work,like ivory or whatever. Any that have a smell. Will smell for a bit . Liquid soap, like dawn , will be a bit sticky. Either one, will allow much easier clean up !

[@1shirleynewman]

Thanks for sharing.

[@RoseRedHomestead]

Our pleasure!

[@feliciabrasuell1997]

You two are amazing. I love your videos...Do you think it would be ok to use charcoal on the rocket stove?

[@G-grandma_Army]

I thought I was the only one who who did scrambled eggs that way. I thought I was an inventor 😂!

[@RoseRedHomestead]

LOL!

[@hfhjoat8232]

Looks tasty.