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So, Whats the verdict? Is the safe, relatively?
Is it resonable to use for a week long packpacking trip, in the sun?
HEET IS A VERY DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE! I have made this stove twice, following the video instructions perfectly. The first time it worked fine. The second time it exploded onto my face causing 2nd degree burns which landed me in a hospital burn unit. It has been a very scary experience that I don’t wish for anyone else to have to go through! Scrubbing burns is tremendously painful, and face burns are dreadful. Please listen!
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