Can this be used in a triangia stove instead of denatured alcohol?
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Yes, you can drop it down into that traingia, light it, and cook on it. You can do the same thing with a tin can or metal cup. Either way the Esbit cube will make an awful mess. You are not going to want to do this, or, if you must, put some tin foil down first or your trangia might be wrecked. Since Esbit cubes will burn floating around in a toilet, I don't think that they need much of an updraft--maybe of couple of sticks laid flat between the trangia and the pot to allow some air in there. I like my trangia, so I would poke some holes in a tin can if I didn't want to use one of the Esbit cooking systems.
229000
No. The tablets need an updrft, air coming in from the bottom. I can't see the benefits of mixing these two different systems. Choose one. On the other hand, the tablets are only $6.00: Try it...
229001
Yes, you can drop it down into that traingia, light it, and cook on it. You can do the same thing with a tin cup. Either way the Esbit cube will make an awful mess. You are not going to want to do this, or, if you must, put some tin foil down first or your trangia might be wrecked.
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Yes, you can drop it down into that traingia, light it, and cook on it. You can do the same thing with a tin can or metal cup. Either way the Esbit cube will make an awful mess. You are not going to want to do this, or, if you must, put some tin foil down first or your trangia might be wrecked. Since Esbit cubes will burn floating around in a toilet, I don't think that they need much of an updraft--maybe of couple of sticks laid flat between the trangia and the pot to allow some air in there. I like my trangia, so I would poke some holes in a tin can if I didn't want to use one of the Esbit cooking systems. Yes, you can drop it down into that traingia, light it, and cook on it. You can do the same thing with a tin can or metal cup. Either way the Esbit cube will make an awful mess. You are not going to want to do this, or, if you must, put some tin foil down first or your trangia might be wrecked. Since Esbit cubes will burn floating around in a toilet, I don't think that they need much of an updraft--maybe of couple of sticks laid flat between the trangia and the pot to allow some air in there. I like my trangia, so I would poke some holes in a tin can if I didn't want to use one of the Esbit... » Read More Yes, you can drop it down into that traingia, light it, and cook on it. You can do the same thing with a tin can or metal cup. Either way the Esbit cube will make an awful mess. You are not going to want to do this, or, if you must, put some tin foil down first or your trangia might be wrecked. Since Esbit cubes will burn floating around in a toilet, I don't think that they need much of an updraft--maybe of couple of sticks laid flat between the trangia and the pot to allow some air in there. I like my trangia, so I would poke some holes in a tin can if I didn't want to use one of the Esbit cooking systems. « Show Less
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Dear customers,It can use it but we recommend the regular size Solo stove when you use the alcohol stove.Best Regards,
229341
I would not say its stove top safe only cause it's such delicate glassware. It works great for its usage but I'm always afraid it might brea
260935
From what I know of glass stovetops, I wouldn't recommend this, as it may damage your stove.
1163721
Never tried but I don't see why not. Now that you bring it up I would like to try it with a alcohol stove.
1256390
I have been using mine this week with no issues, other than a slight smell. It burns clean as it is alcohol based. In a small, airtight room you may burn the oxygen but in a kitchen, open to the house, that will not happen. I know that a propane stove will put out CO2 and should not be used indoors.
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You can do as you like , but it is a scale model. They didn't design it to burn anything, and the surfaces that you may choose for the wax melting are very porous and wouldn't clean well. Glass and ceramic candle holders are smooth to aid the owner in keeping the item clean, this stove surface is VERY porous, it will never clean wax well or at all. Burning and cleaning were never part of this items design, proceed at your own risk.
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You can use most any alcohol over about 80%. I've found that drinking (ethyl) alcohol and isopropyl tend to spit and sputter while burning and that may be an issue with the safety. Denatured burns with a slightly yellowed flame (not as hot) but burns well. By far, the best fuel I've used is the yellow bottle HEET brand gasoline additive (methyl), and price-wise its also about the cheapest. Also, be cautious of too small of a windscreen on these stoves as they can overheat and flare up. They need to breath.
1911124
Oh no, JUST denatured alcohol. Now, if we were friends and going camping together I would say yes and then laugh like hell when your stove erupted into a ball of flame but since I wouldn't get the opportunity to see that happen nor be there to put out the fire and apply any needed first aid I have to be honest. Hope this helps&#55357;&#56842;
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Since it is made of stainless steel, I can't imagine that IT could get damaged. I use a gas stove, and would refer you to instructions for use and care for the glass-top stove. See if the Cameron's website has FAQ's or a Q&A; option. It is a great cooking device if you can use it.
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Yes, there is no problem... however make sure you have cleaned any loose particles and or grease. Usually I use denatured alcohol.
219988
This one is only 3 1/2' by 4 1/2" including handle so I have not tried it on my gas range with old-fashioned burners and my arthritic hands!I looked on web and apparently they can be used on stovetop without any problem. I just tried it with some water and it worked fine. It is a lovely little vessel and I highly recommend it. There are entries on the web for further info on frothing pitchers in general.
529231
Denatured Alcohol, but it takes a long time for the water to boil. I would recommend that you purchase a butane burner (around $45).
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Home Depot or Lowes. It's fairly cheap. I will strongly suggest purchasing the "green" denatured alcohol as it's supposedly cleaner to burn than normal denatured alcohol, which could be "denatured" in any number of different ways.Avoid Isopropyl Alcohol if you can. It's not of a concentrated enough nature to burn cleanly or hotly. In a pinch you could probaby use HEET in the yellow bottle, as it's pretty popular with backpackers who use alcohol stoves. Toxic stuff though in liquid form, keep it off your hands if you can.
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Good question. Unfortunately, I have a gas stove. I'm unfamiliar with requirements of glass top stoves.
815732
It's either alcohol or cubes not sure if it is even a possibility to use both at the same time. And actually I haven't even tried the cubes I've only used this as a alcohol stove and it works great. No to mention the cookware is very nice I highly recommend this.
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I think "can not" is too strong. The product description says "you should take additional care in handling if using on glass top stove." That's because of the delicate porcelain finish. My mother has used similar on her glasstop burner for decades with no harm done to either the pot or the burner.