Comments by "Al Christensen" (@alchristensen8121) on "Beware of Dual Fuel Stoves" video.

  1. I have to pack away my dual fuel stove after each use, so the hose does get disconnected when I use propane. However, I've had the occasional brain fart where I start unscrewing the hose at the stove instead of the tank, and propane shoots out. Doh. Also, I have the door open at least a crack when I use the stove.
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  2. I had the standard Coleman single burner like your Old Fireball. I didn't like it because it seemed to have only two settings: too hot and totally burned. Simmering was impossible. Then I was given a butane-only stove. I really liked the piezo starter and superior temperature control, but it didn't like to burn when the ambient temperature was low. So I got one of the larger Gas One dual fuels. Problem solved. I pack my stove away between uses because of the way my van is set up, so the regulator thing probably won't be a problem. But sometimes I have a brain fart and start to disconnect the hose from the stove before disconnecting the propane bottle. FSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHH!! Oops!
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  3. As someone who has lived with natural gas stoves, ovens and furnaces all my life, I'm totally comfortable with propane/butane in my van.
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  4. My trouble is I'm rarely in a part of the country with Asian markets.
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