Testing a stove and a silicone pot...way past it's tolerances

[@therealjimmy5411]

Good to know the pot will stand up to the flames from isopropyl but what a mess that makes that you would have to deal with in the backcountry. No thanks! Pot looks versatile thanks for the review.

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

Ya no kidding...this was just a stress test thing...I would just make sure the flame was a proper height in the woods so there was no cleanup issue

[@stephencavrich5457]

Sold on the pot. Thanks!!

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

That's good it is a great product

[@cliffordwright1603]

Nice review. Great little stove. Really impressed with that pot. Greetings from Ontario

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

Thanks yah that pot really worked above and beyond

[@davidclarke4040]

Hi Steve that a good stove and pot nice one bud

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

Thanks David looking forward to trying it out with wood

[@premiumgifts]

Hello...nice vid...good to know limits......maybe that dish works best with fuel cubes

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

Yes it does!

[@slowlanedad1438]

Great video ...deffinately will buy the collapsible teapot on ebay now....but i will use it on my mini propane stove with a controlled fire should be great thank you!!

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

Yah I use a controlled gas stove too...just testing er out that day

[@slowlanedad1438]

@@vancouverislandbushcraft4879 i bought a similiar one thanks man your video A+++++++ exactly what i wanted

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

that's awesome thanks for watching

[@davesdiversions8078]

You might try this again using all the same components, except turn the ash pan around in the wood burning configuration. That might prevent the flame from enveloping the silicon cooking bowl.

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

It's interesting you say that as I tried doing just that and it worked way better...good call

[@davesdiversions8078]

Glad I could help. And good video by the way. Thanks.

[@waynegilby4036]

Well there goes your warrenty

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

haha I guess so eh

[@morebraeden8185]

I’m curious. In one of your earlier videos, you used fondue fuel for your stove. Why did you switch to iso? Did the fondue fuel not burn as hot as the iso? Was just wondering, because I’m interested in using the fondue fuel for my stove.

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

Fondue fuel works great but it burns a little cooler and doesn't last as long...no soot though. I still use the fondue fuel as well as the alcohol...just depends on what mood I'm in. Good to practise with as much variety as possible

[@stoneblue1795]

Bloody hell!

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

Did I have you on the edge of your seat..haha

[@davids7476]

Since when does 99% isopropyl leave soot? I have used alcohol, both denatured and iso for years and have never experienced soot.

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

I use 90% as that is the highest I could find...probably the 10% impurities I guess...not sure but lots of soot

[@terryw.milburn6414]

With a stove of that name she performed well. Yup ! Git ya some Methal Hydrate @ Canadian-Tire 4 lit jug @ $10:00 Good Test,Steve ATB Ter God Bless

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

Yah Methal Hydrate is my next fuel to try for sure..take care terry

[@Andrew-vz3qk]

gotta put the flavouring into the noodles before you take the water out dude

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

Nope...like it without the water in it..try it