Collapsible wood burning camp stove

[preppingsu]

http://www.occuk.co.uk/outdoor/fire-spout-100.htm

This could have the potential to be a useful item in a BOB/GHB/Emergency kit in car.

Do you think its worth the investment?

[Carrot Cruncher]

I'm no expert on stoves so don't take my word as gospel ( I have tried a few though) but that one looks like a lot of money for what it actually is.

For a similar price you can get a Honey Stove from here http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/product397.asp (thanks to Huron for the link) which is similar in as much as it is light and folds flat, but also lets you use different types of fuel

[theboss2010]

Hi, I've been using The Honey Stove for the last 18 months and its still going stove. I also use a meths stove with it as a bag up. If you go to the backpackinglight.co.uk website, check the video for the stove! Hope this helps!

[andy prepper]

Ive been useing the honey stove aswell and would conclude with the boss its very good stove.

[survival steve]

Ditto, the honey stove takes some beating. Wood, trangia, greenheat and hexi. The dogs danglies of a stove

[pgfireplaces]

We have a plentiful supply of pine logs for our wood burning stove, but they leave a black residue on the inside of the stove window which is very hard to clean off.Any suggestions?

[Carrot Cruncher]

Hi PG, could you go to the "new members" section and post an intro please

Thanks

[mongrel]

I purchased a frontier stove from ebay for a £140, brilliant wee thing been frying sausages on it all weekend.
Really handy both warmth and cooking designed to fit in a tent or shelter, comes with it's own chimney

good buy I think

[diamond lil]

Oh I do like that !

[itsybitsy]

Oh I do like that !

I do too. Can it be used in the house or is it strictly for outdoor/camping?