Yet Another Tuna Can Stove Video

[@MrsPumpkinCat]

Who else is here November 2021? Glad I came across this! LOL Helpful and comedy all at the same time. 👍

[@theREmissionary]

yup...just found this tonight. Since hubby loves tuna we'll no doubt have some cans around to use. I'm not a fan of cleaning, but I might find a scrubber someplace.

[@denniswood231]

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[@jennslifeinhuntingtonwv2678]

Aug 2022 😊

[@DKelly_Iverson414]

@@jennslifeinhuntingtonwv2678 , *SEPTEMBER 2022* , (ALTHOUGH I COME HERE FROM TIME TO TIME TO SHOW PEOPLE THIS VIDEO, ESPECIALLY THE HOMELESS PEOPLE THAT WE FEED SO THAT WE CAN SHOW THEM HOW TO MAKE THESE STOVES WHEN WE GIVE THEM PACKS OF MEAT TO EAT)! *TEACHING THEM HOW* *to 'FISH' FOR THEMSELVES!* 😉 *GLORY TO GOD!!* 🤗 *I 'REALLY' DO THANK HER* *FOR 'SHOWING' US HOW TO* *MAKE this 'EASY, YET VERY* *RESOURCEFUL STOVE!!!* *BTW, WE LOVE het WIT!!!* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👉🏾💯

[@DetroitFettyghost]

LOL it's getting cold again that's when we show up it's Nov 4th 2023- I like to see you guys trying to find a way to keep money in your pockets instead of UP the energy company's puckered stinky bank

[@freelyfarmexploits8854]

Simple, straight forward, tongue in cheek video, not at all long winded like other similar ones, great backing music too👍🏻

[@sheiliaw.4376]

This is a wonderful find for me, because my apartment is all electric. At the rate things are going today you never know when you'll have to turn to an alternative way of feeding yourself. This is clever and simple. Thank you so much for this share

[@maemperatrizpearzalzate1424]

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[@lowkeyscustomcars]

Theres better ways look up isopropyl alcohol heaters i use 1 like the video with duct work a stack boot an a 90 dgr , 450dgr heat for a 2 to 4 hours with a decent size can an use 70% burns longer u can use a lil 91% on top for more heat but get it at the $ store 16oz for 1$ =8 a gallon That will heat for 24 hours easy Alot cheaper than other things an if the power gies out these are amazing !

[@ТатьянаКолмогорова-ъ6ф]

Не поняла ,что туда наливать.Подскажите ,и где продают.

[@user-VladIv]

@@ТатьянаКолмогорова-ъ6ф в ролике (метанол - технический спирт) жидкость спирто содержащую в банку. Для поддержки фитиля из хлочатобумажной ткани используется скребок для мойки посуды.

[@bradleyweiss1089]

I made an aluminum stove that was three sided and held a sterno stove in eighth grade. I loved camping and would hike up in the hills when I visited my grandparents in West Virgina. And camp out over night sometimes too. Anyways the elder blossom flood came on one spring and washed the outhouse down the creek breaking the gas line. And we used my little stove to cook on. My grandpa was so proud. He doubted it at first. But once it got that iron skillet hot and the ham was sizzling I thought he’d bust.

[@CanEHdianBobtoo]

I did something like this about 30 odd years ago. It was a windy, rainy Halloween. I used an Easy Bake cake pan, a bolt, piece of a shoelace and some veg oil or something. Made a candle that lasted the whole night.

[@watermelonlalala]

I tried to make one yesterday with similar odds and ends. Flame always goes out after a minute or two.

[@DeborahThird-og1uo]

nylon shoelace/wick?

[@mysilentprayersalways1913]

No hubbub cutting and drilling and whatever goes along with others. Love it.

[@kandicemarye8822]

Absolutely delightful!!! You are a lovely hoot! Love your sense of humor plus learning how to fix coffee or tea when you hadn't ought to be able too!! Thanks so much for posting!❤❤❤🐺

[@ontheroadwithjoy6266]

Oh darn it! I see you only made one video and 7 years ago. This one was so fun and emergency practical as well.

[@zofierose3491]

This was great. Thanks for sharing your idea and your sense of humor!

[@patrickporco6972]

Absolutely the most down to earth keeping it real video on this that i have seen...thanks bumches

[@SwallowsCourt]

Well done. First lady I've seen demonstrating Trangia AND with humour too!

[@davidhickler3845]

This is totally my favorite video!!! Yall got loads of talent. Please make more!

[@tdconstruct2807]

Saw the Collins street bakery tin behind you. Dad was from Corsicana... brought back a lot of memories. Thanks

[@Flashahol]

"Then, strangely, we look at the whole thing as if we've never seen it berore[...]" LOL, can't have a DIY without that shot!

[@ruthnigh4012]

I love your accent and your abundant good common sense. Thanks for sharing with us!

[@escapetherace1943]

old woman saying to tear up and use vintage stuff your grandma left you when you died holy shit lol I laughed so hard never change, you are a gem

[@danielm9062]

really an awsome idea you can't beat it man better than a penny stove I think olive oil would work well as a fuel and you could get regular wicks when they go on clearance at the end of the summer

[@foreverhoticis]

In total agreement with Shelia W. This is clever and simple. Thank you so much and God bless you.

[@ozdavemcgee2079]

Im Australian. In the early 70s I can remember metho was purple as a kid. Now its clear. I drop some gention voilet in mine so I dont get it mixed up with my parrifin (shellite) for my tilly lantern and stove. I keep the meths for my trangia, dont want to put shellute in that it will explode. If you want to fry that, stand a good 50 meters back

[@65sheilakay]

This is cool! And you are hilarius♡ Thank you SO MUCH for posting ❤

[@chrismoose64]

Ooh grandma what big hands you have. Brilliant. Loved it 👍

[@DB-zo4bp]

First time seeing your video.. love it. Thank you.

[@anthonyelevatorguy]

I enjoyed this video very much and informative. And A soft spoken woman. My father and he’s large family was a depression baby and I had learned a lot from and how to get by with out much. And thank you for this video!!!

[@DKelly_Iverson414]

Cool! 😎😄

[@mikedebell2242]

I live in California now and have learned how to get along without much!

[@Ghost_Os]

I've never seen your videos before... But you're delightful! I love your commentary. I laughed out loud by myself for the part about lidless pot videos. Cheers to you ☺️

[@josephmartin1540]

Best one I’ve seen! Not ridiculously over complicated.

[@charliegirlize]

Absolutely love your terminology for thing's. You're so comical! 😂. Your dead grannies vintage tea towel that she left you 😂 lmao. Great video. Thanks for sharing! 👌☺

[@gregjones3660]

Dont use 👌.... trust me

[@terryjones9987]

Cracking video , made me chuckle

[@disgruntledleafsheep2747]

Loved this video. Couldn't believe she only has one. She would be wonderful for audiobooks.

[@couerleroi1]

Such an entertaining video! You have intelligence and wit. Viola!!!

[@drphibesrises]

I always forgot the "fiddle around for a few seconds" step. No wonder it never worked for me. Thanks for the chuckle. 😂😂👍 This was very entertaining.

[@dianom78]

This is the best.. and requires no holes to be punctured.. Thanks for sharing

[@55kawa]

Dziękuję za ten prosty acz genialny pomysł,brawo 👏🏻 Pozdrawiam serdecznie .

[@hazztv6317]

Thankyou! I got relaxed and I laugh and I learn. Merry Christmas 🎄🎁

[@eyem4freedom]

can you use a more common household item for the "fuel".. where do you get that stuff anyway? Never heard of it.

[@jude7321]

Hi, I use denatured alcohol from Lowe's or a local hardware store.

[@funtimeswithkittyreaper3231]

Love it ❤️ amazing idea thank you for sharing 💕. Also loved the way you did your video very nice.

[@prepability3952]

I just found this video and laughed so hard. I bet my dear departed granny would have laughed too. Brilliant.

[@Irene-iu9sj]

Not mine..........

[@gregjones3660]

You dont want your baby to find it and eat it... and you you dont want a Dingo to find and eat yo baaaby...

[@pjmnash]

I'm a 70 year old granny. Next time pick up Grandpappy!

[@cryptosky4823]

I think ye are also deprived with oxygen..are her nose clogged

[@kateenriquez2127]

Me too! I laughed right away!! 😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@hyperborean.]

Loved every second of it. Thanks.

[@stephensmith3708]

I imagine that your mother's mom must of told the stories durng the Great Depression. Its good you have pay attention to teach us younger generation to teach to the next. May God bless you of many mre years!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@dotcassilles1488]

The best tuna can stove video I've seen! Love your presentation and the humour.! I'm subscribing. Blessings from South Eastern Australia, Dot

[@jasonkennedy9584]

Great video. I notice the tin in the background is from Collin street bakery. I used to live in Corsicana and remember that place fondly. I can't remember his name but there was a guy that ran the place and embezzled a lot of money from there. Interesting read.

[@kelli3610]

you such a great presenter. I Love this video

[@clivedunning4317]

This is the first video I've seen from , presumably, an american featuring methylated spirits. Never been able to find it when I've been in the USA. Had to use "yellow heet" instead !

[@survivorjohnny44]

Very entertaining. I especially liked the "hand cut, vintage cotton strip from a towel your grandmother left you" lol

[@CLMundo]

Thank you! Nice to know someone got the gags.

[@MC-cs7ec]

...when she died" I literally laughed out loud

[@backyardmowerracing492]

John Tewelow when she died

[@JodBronson]

My Gram still alive, so I stole the Towel..., and the Tuna Can too. She does eat a lot of Tuna! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@Skinnycami]

"Have a li'l tactile fun..." hahaha

[@hildaramroop9611]

Well done stove.. ladies explan stuff better than men. Your video was quick. Simple and well put together.

[@cillaloves2fish688]

I like your style!!! Great video!!

[@Tailspin80]

Never thought to do it this way round. Normally I take an old camping stove, empty it out and fill it with tuna.

[@jude7321]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@davidwilliams9795]

Buying a cheap mophead from a $ store makes MANY Wicks. 👀 Love your video & wonderful sense of humor. 💥😂🤣😂

[@DeborahThird-og1uo]

omg!!! I love you!!!😘

[@mr.smileyken6364]

I love your sense of humor! Thanks for the video.

[@Anita_Backrub]

Great video. Glad I found you.

[@johannbach1430]

Absolutely loved this video. From opening credits to end. Thanks for the pot scrubber hack!

[@mikedebell2242]

This is the most interesting DYI video I have ever seen and heard. Subed.

[@mikedebell2242]

... a Lighted match... lol.

[@tryingtoknow8190]

You're funny! Made me laugh. 5 minutes well spent. Subscribed!

[@dandavis8500]

I'm sad to see only one upload from 5 years ago from you. Please make more.

[@chigurl007]

Noooo, not granny’s tea towel! Well it was worth it! Thanks for sharing!

[@binodmenahihu8104]

This is what every diy needs to be like... Using actual random stuff for making stuff... Best diy everr

[@bgloon8464]

thank you for your time and work..very helpful

[@deborahdurham991]

Love this. So simple. Thank You so much

[@x-mannyoman5107]

Great Can stove, thanks ur sharing...

[@sherylldupuis4330]

Such a great video. TFS❤️

[@danielforde-pogson]

Aah, that's where I keep going wrong...a LIGHTED match is what I need! Great little idea!

[@notabiologist7162]

Best alcohol stove video out there…due both to simplicity and wit!

[@alangardiner7250]

"Have some tactile fun"!! Nice one😊

[@jimmartin3833]

Copper pipe with hole's drilled down one side one larger hole to fill the pipe with alcohol or liquid heat. Roll up high heat carbon felt or cut circle's and then stack it inside copper pipe. Sweat end cap's onto pipe. Bend wire to make a stand to place pipe into to keep the burner up right. Make two to three copper pipe's with the wire stand. Now ypu have a alternative burner for your wood stove barbecue or fire place. Stay warm and cheerful love! 😊

[@romainejayne1811]

Wow, great addition I'll be doing that only with Crisco shortening as fuel. I'll bet that small copper tubing works perfect for the burner and no doubt will put out more heat for cooking and heating. Thank you very, very much for sharing that! Will be thinking of you on my first burn Jim Martin!

[@clooper1960]

best tuna can hobo stove video I've ever seen!

[@nixonsmateruby1]

All together now!!! GRANDMAS CENTRAL ORIFICE!!!!!!!

[@Ritercrazy]

You are so funny! God bless you.

[@Twinflame-hj1tk]

Einfach und toll, wie man Kochen kann. Dankeschön!

[@susancheveralllong7694]

I hope you make more videos. This was great....👍🙂👍

[@rachelcortez9745]

Great video! Seriously funny!

[@martindeloach9905]

This has to be the funniest one yet. Love it

[@Maurice419]

Best alcohol burner video ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kirkrobertson2099]

I live in the woods of AZ. Love this vid. Music candor and timing is the best kirk in a van az

[@LunarEleven]

Holy... Where in AZ? I mean generally? I'm considering doing the same thing and I am having a hard time figuring out where I can camp without getting kicked out or arrested. I heard there's free camping in Flagstaff but it's too cold and I'm moving back there to get away from mountain weather so would appreciate any info from a fellow AZ camper :)

[@nieblanoir]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Genial y muy , muy sencillo . Mil gracias . Mujer tenía que ser . Al fin y al cabo son las mejores cocineras y las que las toca saber de todo para sacar los hijos adelante y a toda la familia . El matriarcado es un hecho desde siempre y en todo el planeta

[@lunes-1]

Great video, keep it up!🌋🔥💯

[@davidran5923]

I hope you are doing fine. Love from southeast Asia!

[@leemandy2548]

Read a book how long does it take to boil the water

[@Good4All4Good]

November 2022. And it still delivers. 👍

[@jackirkzil3443]

😂 brilliant! Many thanks, from London, UK. Edit: just subbed.

[@jasmingollo3095]

Hello ❤️🙏 saludos desde Venezuela 🙏 me gustó el vídeo muy fácil y práctico

[@mariaolsdotter63]

LOL! Wish my own mom could have had a sense of humor like that.

[@shadowsilverlight1651]

you are so funny, love the video

[@rosievasquez4378]

Thank you for sharing and God bless you

[@melissawebbave2723]

Steel wool and 9 bolt battery will make a spark to light too no need matches in a pinch tampons make good wick too. Can make canola and soy oil lamps candles too or old olive oil

[@DKelly_Iverson414]

Thanks! 😄

[@kathreenmargaret1883]

Thank you very much. 🙏🌷🎶

[@jackier.7269]

Thank you for sharing your idea.

[@vadamsable]

Thank you. Another good stove. Whether using this one or pop can stove, my question is a safe surface for the can to sit on while inside. Cant have this on a counter. If you are in a bug in situation, you don't want people to know you are cooking. You also need something stable to sit your pot or pan over the fire source. Any suggestions?

[@serventboyd1]

Vickie Adams get a rock

[@vadamsable]

@@serventboyd1 Thanks Fire Storm.

[@lolazavala7569]

I would use a piece of tile.

[@AShroudOfTruth]

@@vadamsable I tried it and just used a cooling rack to place over the flame and sat pot on that. It worked very well.

[@johnnybushman651]

Omg this got to be the best alcohol stove video ever ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@sharoncarthy3764]

I like this one a lot!!👍

[@kingtheegreatone8262]

i like this one and the Nivea stove...best two. fast and easy

[@nevbailey8672]

HOW LONG WILL IT BURN FOR... THANK YOU

[@marcoad5849]

How much alcohol did you pour?, you said 50 ml.? ,and how long took you to boil that water? , and how much water was? .....thanks much for your attention..

[@baddestbees5924]

why not regular rubbing alcohol?

[@DKelly_Iverson414]

+Baddest Bees, THAT'S what I'm gonna TRY! I HOPE it WORKS! 🤔😌🤣🤣

[@SedDelMar]

You are just a dose of sugared sunshine! No lie.

[@maximinotovar5798]

Great! Thanks for posting

[@adilkanouni5461]

LooooL i wish my mom speaks the same. Sad to say.she had a rough life.... Great work.

[@chrishilson3807]

Interesting and entertaining love her sense of humour...

[@daviddickerson4728]

Well done. Thank you.

[@countysheepdog55]

*Excellent Video!* 👍 Can it work in a soup can? How much alcohol did u add?

[@seheabol]

What is the scrubber doing exactly? It holds up the fabric and radiates heat. Is that it or is it doing something else chemically

[@vivsmith683]

Thank you for that idear you're is the best one I've seen, ñ the safest.