Sun Oven -The All American Sun Oven Solar Cooker - Easy How To

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[@EthicalPreparedness]

If you want to check the All American Sun Oven out, to be able to cook off-grid (even in the winter) using an oven that's loved by preppers because it uses no fire or fuel: use this link to save $75 off the oven: www.sunoven.com/promotions/ref/Ethical_Preparedness/ www.sunoven.com/promotions/ref/Ethical_Preparedness/ *Note: when I first shot this video I had paid full price for the oven and had no connection to the company. Because I like the oven so much, I have now become an affiliate.

[@jamesfleming555]

My wife was really skeptical about one of these; but after we got ours and she immediately cooked a perfectly roasted whole chicken in it, she was sold! She loves it. The bread recipe is great and wonderful to eat when you go camping. And in a shtf situation, no odors, no smoke. And purifying water is BONUS!

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with it! Your comment was the exact kind of comment that I like: it shares your experience and it adds to the video. I have given your comment the Thumbs Up and also 'hearted' it. :)

[@wildwestunlimited]

This video was made about 4 years ago and is even more relevant today then in 2018. I LOVE my Sun Oven! I'm making brownies right NOW in it! It gets HOT and FAST!! What a great and NEEDED piece of technology!! .... What? Not needed?.... OK, lets see if you say that when the power goes out and you have NO propane!..... Sunlight = $0

[@FlourishingLove]

I'm waiting for mine to get here after ordering it last week. I ordered just the oven, without the accessories. I made a Copenhagen Solar Cooker, last week, as well, and have been using it. The hottest I have gotten it to was 250 degrees F. So, it takes a little longer to cook food. So far, it cooked whole potatoes in 2.5 hours, and a beautiful pot of pea soup in 3.5 hours. I made a homemade pepperoni log, and it cooked in 3.5 hours, as well. I look forward to the faster cooking times with the Sun Oven, after it gets here. One of the things I love about this is that I won't be smoking out the neighbors when using it. In a SHTF situation, I do not look forward to smoky neighborhood when everyone else will be using options that are smoky. I tend to get breathing issues in smoky situations, and wish that everyone would use sun ovens. Though, here in Florida, especially in summertime, there can be a lot of clouds and rain.

[@chrisroenker663]

This is a MUST have for everyone! When the power goes out for days on end anyone can cook food in these babies! Just think of how much electricity you save by using this. Perfect for SHTF.

[@shawnstatzer95]

Nice video. Thanks. I sent my Filipino girlfriend a Sun Oven, and it is going to change her life for the better.

[@FullSpectrumSurvival]

Great video. We have used the gambit of sun powered ovens and have a similar model to yours but it's older and not quite as attractive. But I must say, this is an amazing stove and I hope that for the price point, everyone will give cooking with the sun a try! That last items that we cooked with the sun were reheating dinner meals and fried rice.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thank you for adding your experiences Brad! The last item I actually cooked in mine was bread that I had milled; and I used the home-made yeast to make the bread with. That bread from the sun-oven turned out awesome. In a month or so I'll do a video on it. :)

[@EthicalPreparedness]

So my thoughts are that the smell of the fire would just add more smell for others to realize that food is being cooked. I know that the smell of a campfire will travel for long distances. I think that solar cooking could possibly be a little more low-key than cooking by fire. But if your money is really tight, you may also want to look at making your own solar oven. But for me: I want to have several different ways to be able to cook. I want to be able to cook by fire and also by solar. That way if I need to conserve wood or don't want to risk the smell of my campfire alerting people from far away, then I can cook by solar and conserve wood for fire. And then if it's a cloudy overcast day outside, then I can cook via campfire if it's safe enough to do so. In the end: for me, it's about trying to have as many options as possible for life-saving things like food and water. :)

[@Jordan-ql6tm]

Ha hey Brad we follow the same cat's. I dig seeing solid channels I follow interacting makes a guy feel he's on the right track getting vetted info from trusted good folks.

[@christoffersultan5541]

My local boy scouts group did almost all of their cooking over campfire and we made fairly complicated wholesome meals (even during hikes). From that (I was a member for 5 years) I got exelent off-grid-cooking and firemaking skills.

[@executivefunctions173]

I just got my SunOven. This is the best SunOven video demonstration- Thank you.

[@WTF-vv8ic]

It’s always sunny in Arizona. You can even get a sunburn from moon light.

[@momoftheyear33]

Lol

[@dianamills2197]

I’ve wanted this for quite a while and it’s on my list to get next spring. Just to let you know, Sam’s Club has this exact oven with the same accessories available on their website. It’s currently on sale ($39 off). What a great Christmas present!

[@PraxisPrepper]

You'll LOVE it Diana. I've had two for many years and use them ALL the time. Great device!

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thanks for sharing that Diana. Any penny that we can save someone, the better. Every penny saved on a piece of gear can be put towards more food. :)

[@asotineightyeight6514]

We love and use TWO Global/American Sun Ovens. We also use a retained heat cooker. Recently we used the two Sun Ovens to cook chicken with potatoes, carrots and onions in one and cornbread in the other one.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thank you for sharing your experiences! I've not experienced the Global sun oven; as I don't have the extra money to buy a secondary sun-oven quite yet. :)

[@asotineightyeight6514]

@@EthicalPreparedness One is just an upgrade of the other - made larger to hold american sized pots and pans. Same manufacturer. The one you show is the upgraded model.

[@boredonawednesday]

Appreciate this video. I was given 1 of these to try out with no directions. It wasn't getting hot quickly but didn't know the sundial trick.

[@cerealaugher]

just purchased one brand new for $90 excited to try it out

[@nmr6988]

This oven is regularly rated first or a closed second in sun oven reviews. Honestly, you do the best demonstrations of anyone on youtube.

[@jeanyounts8819]

Thanks for your video. It was more helpful than the video from American Sun oven. I am going to use it tomorrow to cook sweet potatoes and that will be my first time. It’s too overcast to try using it today.

[@elizabethduncan6418]

I would love to have one of these sent ovens is always been on my Christmas list

[@3er4life58]

Can’t wait to get mine

[@davidmiller1923]

I'm impressed. I will put it on my list.

[@thomaswhitten2537]

To be honest, I've been really on the fence concerning sun ovens. Especially in the winter. I'm going to hold out until I see some winter tests. I'm funny that way! :) Ok, you talked me into the wood stove for $20. Some people collect guns or knives...I tend to collect stoves. Yeah....

[@EthicalPreparedness]

There's nothing wrong with collecting stoves so that you have a way to prepare food off-grid. One can only have so many knives before they just become redundant or a waste of money. But I think it's completely intelligent to ensure that a person has multiple ways to cook off-grid. :)

[@katiegrazier4091]

We practice off grid using a Sun Oven and camp fire. The last item we cooked in the Sun Oven was chicken verde and rice.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Have you been enjoying the food in the sun oven? I really thought it kicked-butt on that chicken and vegetables. :)

[@bmanoscar1]

I would love to have one Just started prepping Thank you for sharing

[@EthicalPreparedness]

My personal belief is that they're totally worth the investment as long as you have regular sunny days. It's good to have multiple ways to cook food off-grid. And since you've recently started prepping, I really hope this channel helps you out. Also Praxis Prepper and Prepper Potpourri are excellent channels if you haven't already subscribed to them. Oh, and Rogue Preparedness is another good channel. Take care! :)

[@nmr6988]

I do practice off grid cooking. The last thing i cooked were hard boiled eggs. I cooked them using the wood gas fire can we stove and I used a black enamel coffee pot which worked perfectly to boil the eggs.

[@MoshieJ]

What a terrific video-thanks!

[@ChiTownGuerrilla]

Wow very cool. People take advantage of how much energy our sun gives, think I'm going to check out the 20$ one. Great vid enjoy your weekend sir!

[@theresalwaysyahweh]

Wow thank you for sharing, I've always wanted to be in law enforcement. Kinda to late now but I love police officers I know they aren't all bad. And I love to see that you care about the people enough to enlighten us! Peace and blessings!

[@JaxJettiesBabe]

Awesome videos!

[@mackattack5299]

And it also comes with...everything on earth! :D Just joshin - good vid. Getting one and test-driving it camping next week. Thanks for the info, EP

[@williammccaslin8527]

Dude, I already know this is the best one on the market, bar none, it's kinda like a tv commercial, it can slice,dice, cook, bake, fry, boil just about do anything you can put your mind to do with it. I will be buying one for the wife when I get some more storage built, aka fema hurricane room/ addition.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Are you going to be using the thicker plywood to put around that hurricane room? I'm just curious because that's what FEMA recommends for my state with all the tornadoes that we have.

[@williammccaslin8527]

@@EthicalPreparedness No, mine will be ALOT more expensive than that, we live in central Fla on the Atlantic side, the water table is only 2' below ground so no basements here, there are places here that have sand ridges where you can have basements but not where I'm at. Mine would be above ground an poured cell concrete block, rebar reinforced in each cell with a poured concrete reinforced with rebar lattice structured roof, that's the best I can do here cause were only 7 miles inland from the ocean. And if hurricane Michael and Andrew are any indication of the power of one, its the only thing I can build that would have any chance of SURVING a hurricane of these magnitudes, and I think were going to see them in the future become stronger do to oceans warming an climate change.

[@wingabouts]

Thanks for the great video. I've been wanting one for a couple months but haven't got the dollars to do it. I think it is brilliant that it has the gasket around the glass - it traps both heat and smells! In a real emergency I would carry my covered pot inside the house before opening it so smells don't alert others that it is dinner time! I've made a rocket stove and got a good fire going in it but my pot of water (about 2 cups) would not boil. I think the pot was too far up from the opening and heat vented out. I will adjust and try again.

[@nmr6988]

I love your camera work! My husband and I were very impressed with your sun oven demonstration and in fact our mouths were watering. Believe it or not, we have many overcast days in North Georgia. Even if it's sunny, there are so many trees that you can hardly get a ray of sunshine through them. But I do practice cooking off grid using my Canway gasifier stove that I bought from your Amazon store and also a couple of other camping stoves that I have. None of them use propane. They either use Sterno or wood, and if there's one thing we have, it's a whole lot of wood from all these trees! I haven't cooked any meat yet, at least it's not like you're doing. I have made ham and egg omelets, biscuits, percolator type coffee, also just boiled water for drip coffee,and that's about it at this point. I do want to practice cooking chicken or thin sliced beef. However, it's been raining for several days and I would just prefer to wait until the rain stops. Either that or I have to cook on my front porch...

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thank you for the compliment on my camera work. I'm still learning to remember to do different angles and stuff like that (in order to make the video more enjoyable for the viewer). But don't feel bad: it seems like when I have to work we have nice sunny days... and then when I'm off work and could actually do some off-grid cooking, then it's rainy or cruddy outside. Plus I also have to clean house and other things on my days off too. LoL :)

[@juanvargas211]

Wow that's awesome how you can harness the sun's rays to cook food! 🖒🖒

[@EthicalPreparedness]

It is pretty cool, isn't it? I have to admit, I was really skeptical about it before I tried it. I was really impressed how thoroughly it cooked everything and even made the chicken skin crispy. :)

[@ferebeefamily]

Very cool item. Thank you..

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Have you tried baking bread in your sun oven?

[@PraxisPrepper]

I never have, but the typical temperature that these stabilize at in full sun is about 325-350. So it should work fine for that.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Yes I have made bread in the oven. The bread turned out great (I actually overcooked the crust a little bit). In a month or two I'll actually be doing a video on it. :)

[@3er4life58]

Just bought one right now

[@suemoshier5475]

I really enjoy mine.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thank you for sharing your experience! Your type of comment adds to the video, because it relays a person's experience with the subject of the video. Thank you again. :)

[@setfreemiss]

I'm baking some sweet potatoes in my sun oven today. It's 375 Degrees in the oven presently and it's 1:55 pm.

[@MikeSmith-lt4rh]

That was great! You cant think of everything &that was a back burner/ omittion of mine .i go from canteen cup stove to alcohol burner to 1 ,2&3 burner Colman multifuel to logs .alcohol ,whitegas, kerosene ,Colman fuel ,propane adapters for Coleman s &logs but sunlight is free clean leaves no trace like a Ninja great idea .i did heat a meatball sub in foil on the350 chevyin my k5 on a long fishing trip .thanks!

[@EthicalPreparedness]

That's awesome (about your meatball sub on your vehicle's engine). I've head of people cooking food that way before, but I've never tried it. :)

[@kingbaldwiniv5409]

That Sun Oven really looks like a great invention! Here in Arizona, I wonder if it might have to have the instructions modified a bit. I already mentioned the previous video or two that I enjoy cooking with a Weber stove pipe, but I also have a half oil barrel style grill.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

I bet you'd get a TON of use out of a sun-oven living in Arizona! In my state we get a lot of sun during the warm months; but our winter is pretty overcast. But I still like having multiple/backup ways to cook. On a sunny day I can cook with the sun-oven and conserve fire wood; and then on overcast days I would cook with the firewood. :)

[@CorsairTrainers]

Might have to see about picking one of those up. Thanks for the review.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

You're welcome. I don't do a lot of gear review stuff on my channel; I try to really only review things that I think will truly be beneficial to preppers. Just do me a favor: if you do get one, please let me know how well it works out for you. :)

[@CorsairTrainers]

@@EthicalPreparedness copy that, will do.

[@hareth3911]

easy and to the point 👌👌🌹🌹

[@arunamrite7649]

Very nice

[@acerrubrum5749]

Sun? Sun? 💥 Maybe it will come out again in April. 🌧🌨🌦 Looks great, yum yum. Thanks

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Yes, that is my problem where I live since we have so many cloudy days.

[@nmr6988]

Are you in North Georgia? It has rained, rained, rained here. I need to move back to Texas. Sun 360 days a year. The other five days are reserved for massive and deadly sandstorms, torrential rain, and Arctic style snow/ice.

[@HerbalistMax]

Looks Good, Officer!

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thank you! :)

[@ghimeygoya]

oh i really like to have one.. im from the Philippines..we had lots of sun. cause we had only 2 season the rainny and dry season.. this will be of great help for me..hope i can order online soon..

[@EthicalPreparedness]

If you are able to get one, please let me know how your first meal turns out. I really enjoy these as having just another 'backup' way of being able to cook. Take care! :)

[@wonderbubbles4092]

The last meal I cooked off grid was fried trout, corn bread, steamed carrots and onions and peach cobbler. All from scratch. Cooked on a camp fire

[@pattiannepascual]

I use a homemade fancy feast alcohol stove to heat and boil water, cook some meals, also use propane stove and a butane stove. I made a sun oven last year, and started messing with the fresnel lens, but it caught the grass on fire, so I will be fine tuning it this summer. Been off grid in a tent with my rescue pets since being evicted two years ago after losing 2 jobs within months of each other. One business closed down and my decades long job went when my boss's had a stroke. I urge everyone to actually practice living off grid because no matter how responsible you are, you might find yourself homeless like I did. Better to be ready.

[@MissBELLE003]

Wow you know your stuff!

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thank you. But to be honest, I don't really know that much. I'm still learning and experimenting on this prepping stuff. And as I learn something, then I try to pass the info off to the prepping community. Thank you and take care. :)

[@woodrow1037]

I have always thought these ovens are very interesting. The problem I have is that I live in western Washington. The weather may prohibit these ovens being practical. Interesting video. Blessings brother

[@EthicalPreparedness]

It sounds like Washington must be a very cloudy area; and that would pose a big problem for you (comparing cost of the oven compared to how often you'd actually be able to use it). And now I'm glad I was so clear that it took bright sunny days for the oven to work... I'd feel bad if somebody that lived in an area like Washington to run out and buy one and hardly be able to use it. And that's too bad that it wouldn't be good for an area like Washington! It's so nice to be able to cook with free energy; and I also like that you can put your food to cook and let it be while you take care of other tasks/chores. :)

[@nyyagraham9313]

I ordered one. I can't to get it. Will let me know how it goes. Thanx. Great instructions.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

You'll enjoy it. I really like how it cooks the food without getting hot enough to burn it (if you accidentally leave it in too long). And there's TONS of videos on KZbin where people show different recipes and such. :)

[@SeekChrist82]

Can u cook with it on a metal table or sitting on concrete?

[@isalkaisalka2698]

It’s very interesting. Here in France, it costs 700 € 😟

[@glen1arthur]

Very informative video, I don’t often say this but your quality of production is well above average. Also just so you know as I have said to Praxis, Canadian Prepper, and others I don’t mind if you do a review on a product that you have some arrangement with for so long as you declared that arrangement. We have have a few ways to cook off grid. My mom still has her wood stove she got when her and dad got married. It is at one of our trapping cabins. We also have a couple of propane and wood camp stoves. Last thing I cooked - deer sausage over a camp fire. If you got time please check out the link I left you on last weeks video. Take care eh.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thank you. I turn down most things that companies offer me to do video-reviews on. I get a TON of flashlight and fire-starting gear requests from companies, but I almost always turn the down. I only want to do reviews on things that are going to be TRULY useful to most preppers. And of course, if I do a gear review in the future on behalf of a company, I will be sure to declare that arrangement up front. I believe in total transparency. :)

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Could you resend me that link? I don't think I got it. KZbin will many times block any comments with a link in it. You may also have better luck if you email the link to me at [e-mail] :)

[@EthicalPreparedness]

PS: Thank you for complimenting my video production. I'm still learning and still trying to make sure they the make the video enjoyable for the viewer. I'm still slowly but surely learning and making them better as I go along. Thanks again! :)

[@glen1arthur]

Ethical Preparedness kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ7Nc2qKiteir6c. I also sent you an email. :)

[@EthicalPreparedness]

That's actually funny that you sent me that link, because somebody else also sent me that same link. Here's my take on the guy: I cannot really develop a decision on him or his channel with having watched only his one video. He may completely and 100% know everything he's talking about; or he may be full of hot air. I just haven't seen enough of him to make an intelligent decision on him. However: there were several things that I disagreed with on the channel (for instance in 17 years I've never heard a cop 'seriously' say they'd lie on a report). We're taught our whole careers that lying on a report or in court could cost us our careers and also our freedom. And when he said when you're in a firefight, take cover so you have better accuracy and don't have a stray round kill an innocent person: that's what we train to do and that's what we WANT to do... but firefights are almost always by surprise and we don't have the luxury of moving to cover before we are forced to return fire. But in the end: while I disagreed with several things in the video, I also agreed with a few things. For instance: I'm a big supporter of the Spirit of the Law over the Letter of the Law when somebody is not being directly harmed. :)

[@johnlord8337]

10*

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Thank you John. Take care brother. :)

[@electropalsceo]

looks to good to be true, so it may not be true, but i still want one

[@EthicalPreparedness]

If you ever get one, you'll like it for off-grid cooking. As long as you have a sunny day and you keep it pointed towards the sun, it'll do you good. :)

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

325° that’s pretty good. What was the temperature outside not that it apparently matters?

[@EthicalPreparedness]

It was a pretty warm day outside that day; I bet it was probably high 80's and maybe close to 90 degrees Fahrenheit that day. I'm just hoping that soon we'll have a sunny day this winter when I'm off work (we work 12 hour shifts on my dept). When I work during the winter, I go to work in the dark and get home in the dark. So if I can get as sunny day in below-freezing weather, I'm going to be testing that thing out! :)

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

Love it(ur comments) it’s been always raining over here. And even 9 hrs a day it’s dark when I go and come home too

[@followerofjesuschrist5213]

Bro. It would also be great if you can't build a fire to warm your hands and feet

[@edwardleonard3072]

Wow!! I'm going to ask Santa!!

[@laurawebb6251]

I asked Santa and its already wrapped and under the tree!! Can't wait to use it!

[@EthicalPreparedness]

I hope Santa sees that you've been nice and sees to it that you get one. You'll enjoy it. And I forgot to mention it in the video, but mine also came with a recipe book. :)

[@hammer9390]

Great video. The food looked fantastic. What holster is in the video?

[@EthicalPreparedness]

Serpa (I think is the name of it). Some guys that are big into the tactical scene don't like them because it places your trigger finger closer to the trigger when you draw it. But I love the holster; because for me it places my finger in the 'finger safe' position as I draw it. :)

[@hammer9390]

Thanks. Looking forward to more videos of the solar oven.

[@williambo5989]

waiting for moon oven

[@Trendlespin]

I ordered this oven a few month ago and am really disappointed that it didn't come with the stack-able pans.

[@gheorghitaiordache890]

Cît costă pina in Romania ?

[@TheFrog767]

Unfortunately they don't ship to me 😬

[@Remember2020]

I have one question -- I an emergency / SHTF / lawless situations, the smell of food cooking can be a real / dangerous problem. Is there an acceptable low-smell cooking with the solar oven. Of course there is no fire-smoke smell. But the smell of cooking food can carry quite a way. Could this be an issue with this cooking situation?

[@EthicalPreparedness]

My personal thoughts: I think that solar cooking is much stealthier than cooking with fire. The smell of the food can still travel; but I think it would depend on the type of food and for how you cooked it. Warming up some soup or stew probably wouldn't have the aroma of food travel as far, as say: roasting a whole chicken. Personally: I believe that after SHTF that neighborhoods and communities will start banding together. People just want normalcy and safety. Unless a person is camped out in the middle of nowhere, I think that there will be 'safety zones' that will develop, allowing a person to cook and stuff like that. Of course, that cooking wouldn't be able easily to happen until people start harvesting community gardens and raising chickens in their yards, etc. I hope that all makes sense! :)

[@SurvivalistChick]

I'm curious why you blurred your face out in this video. Is using a sun oven somehow subversive? It looks like an amazing bit of kit, though could be used only sporadically here in the UK due to the weather.

[@sarahb.6549]

Solar cookers are great. Visit us on Facebook in the solar cooking groups

[@davidbuzzin426]

👍🇺🇸

[@christinathompson112]

AWESOME i've always been sceptical i am one of those that if sceptical i want too see it used before considering , wo being shown by some vegansocialisthippi , srry i am just that sort , i am thinking more about a solar oven now than i was before especially since it comes with fitted cook ware

[@christinathompson112]

last thing cooked , had a fire going in the morning husband was going too burn cut blackberrys , threw on a dutch oven , 2lb of bacon , 4lb of creamer potatoes , and about 8 eggs , seasoned it down w cavenders greek spice "which is a great cheat " and fried or stewed all that in 1 1/2 cups of coffee , its a breakfast we make quite often both inside and out

[@EthicalPreparedness]

I'm really glad that I purchased that sun oven now. I really enjoy having a backup/additional way to cook off-grid. If it's a sunny day, then I'll use the sun-oven so I conserve firewood. And then if it's cloudy, then I'll cook with firewood. I just wish I had the space and money for a big old fashioned wood burning stove inside my house. :)

[@christinathompson112]

Ethical Preparedness hey if you don't need the heat put one outside, I remember your in a subdivision, buy a wood oven and do an outside grill type area untill you make a spot that way u avoid code as well, but rite now is a time too buy just incase

[@christinathompson112]

@@EthicalPreparedness forgot to ask , besides the two bread pans and the stackie pots does it come with anyother pans , also it looked like those took up all the space couldn't tell how big it was , about what size are we looking at ?

[@EthicalPreparedness]

It does not come with any other pots other than the stackable pots and the two bread pans. And my apologies, but I have my sun oven stored in my shed and it's after 1:30am so I cannot go out to measure the stackable pots. I tried looking online (really quick) to see if I could find the dimensions of the stackable pots, but I didn't see any right off hand.

[@wendymsanders3105]

Being Me Yes, I Need One Badly, Please Being Me

[@GrandpaD78]

I do disagree slighty... I've used mine (Today is one example) during overcast days. Mine, now is at 225 degrees with moderate to heavy overcast for my area. I had it during preheat to over 300 but the heavier clouds moved in when I started cooking. But still, well hot enough to cook my pork dinner. I do allow plenty of time to allow for this... 3 hours today for my pork. Probably overkill, but it doesn't burn or dry out, so who cares if it went an hour longer than needed? I use it like a crock pot... ready when I'm ready... even if it was cooking a while.

[@EthicalPreparedness]

1st: when you said you disagree, Thank You for being polite about it. I always welcome a differing point of view on my channel. But many people nowadays don't know how to disagree without being a butt-head about it. But you, were cordial and gave good info behind your slight disagreement. Thank you again. 2nd: It's been a while since I did this video, but it sounds like I must have been pretty adamant that the sun oven only worked in good sunlight. Unfortunately: it's been my experience that when I've had overcast days, it's been difficult for me to get it hot enough to actually cook raw meat (but that's been my experience). I guess it also seems that my area either has sunny skies or extremely heavy overcast too. Anyways, anytime you disagree with something I say in my videos: don't hesitate to comment. Your disagreement was actually refreshing for me to read (compared to how many others state their disagreements). Take care. :)

[@annaleabrown4588]

I'm stopping the video at 1:43 to make this comment: Ain't no sun here. Ever. No, seriously, there are like 3 un-gray days a month here. I do want a solar oven though. Maybe SHTF there would be some actual sun in this area...

[@EthicalPreparedness]

But during the spring and summer and fall months you get plenty of sunny days, right? :)