Best way to light this when it is inside the Solo stove?
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I either use a long nosed butane lighter (like the kind you use on a grill), or, as Ken T. says, if you have a flint and steel striker/spark maker, it'll light fairly easily. Alcohol has a pretty easy flashpoint, so even tossing a match down in the solo stove will probably do the trick, just don't burn the hair off of your fingers.
816996
You could probably remove the inner cooking pot and brown something on the stovetop, then put it back into the unit to cook the rest of the way. However the handles are covered with removable silicon(?) covers that are pretty difficult to get on and off.
244074
yes, very easy. 1) turn on, 2)place lighter on top grill. this will ignite it and if it is too bright out, you can feel the heat if you do not see the glow. hope this helps.
1956486
Before First UsePlace work over med high heat until smokesremove fro heat allow to coolscrub the inside with an abrasive cleaner, repeating several timesrinse and dry pan thoroughlyPour 1 to 2 teaspoons use vegetable canola soybean or peanut. DO NO USE butter or olive oilwith paper towel coat the entire inner surface with a thin film of oilplace wok over med heat and heat slowlywith paper towel distribute oil evenlytilt work over the burner to heat sidesallow wok to smoke 15 to 30 secallow to cool then repeat 3 to 4 times
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Make sure the "on" switch is on. "I" is on, "O" is off. Not sure who came up with that brilliant idea. Press the bulb only enough for the fuel line to fill. The bulb does not need to be full. In warm weather, do not choke the unit. Pull the starter cord just until it catches and then pull hard. It will usually start on the second pull. Let the unit warm then feather the throttle lever a couple of times before putting the unit into full throttle. If you flood the unit allow it to set for a few minutes before trying to start again. This is ALL FROM EXPERIENCE. And I wouldn't trade this little thing for all the tea in China. It is one great little workhorse for it's size.Beck Make sure the "on" switch is on. "I" is on, "O" is off. Not sure who came up with that brilliant idea. Press the bulb only enough for the fuel line to fill. The bulb does not need to be full. In warm weather, do not choke the unit. Pull the starter cord just until it catches and then pull hard. It will usually start on the second pull. Let the unit warm then feather the throttle lever a couple of times before putting the unit into full throttle. If you flood the unit allow it to set for a few minutes before trying to start again. This is ALL FROM EXPERIENCE.... » Read More Make sure the "on" switch is on. "I" is on, "O" is off. Not sure who came up with that brilliant idea. Press the bulb only enough for the fuel line to fill. The bulb does not need to be full. In warm weather, do not choke the unit. Pull the starter cord just until it catches and then pull hard. It will usually start on the second pull. Let the unit warm then feather the throttle lever a couple of times before putting the unit into full throttle. If you flood the unit allow it to set for a few minutes before trying to start again. This is ALL FROM EXPERIENCE. And I wouldn't trade this little thing for all the tea in China. It is one great little workhorse for it's size.Beck « Show Less
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It's i plastic rubbery top that sets on top of the stick handle. To turn the flame on you just twist the flame. The sconce light is very soft and subtle, not bright. I wouldn't recommend as a flashlight , more like a nightlight. Very cute item.
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I would probably just warm the top the tea pot warmer on the stove and skip the candle. The cast iron will hold enough heat to keep it warm for a while and you will not chance a black spot on you nice tea pot.
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There is a small hole on side of grill . Facing grill on left side underneath the side burner. A fireplace match can be inserted to light grill.
1219935
I would ask your local gas company if this can happen via an adapter m perhaps the single burner w/aerosol type fuel canister will work best for you inside. You know the type caterers use.
1899743
Screw it on a canister of propane or butane, unfold the arms, crack valve until you hear a small amount of gas, ignite the stove and adjust the valve for desired flame.. Cook away
1899742
All you need to do is screw the stove onto the fuel canister. I used a Coleman can that I bought at Walmart. Make sure that the arms are extended. Once you have done this, turn the lever on the side. Use a lighter or a match and that is it. It should light and the more you open the valve the more heat. Good luck.
606208
We usually just use either butter or cooking spray and that seems to work fine. It also may help if you "season" it first. Spray it with some cooking spray and let it sit in the coals -just like you were cooking something. Flip it a few times and let it cool.
1505197
Hold the knob in until burner lights all the way across, still holding it in turn up flame slightly and release should stay light
1655356
You take it upon yourself when you do, obviously, but I have used it indoors several times with no problems. Keep the flame low, keep it near an open window or door, and do not leave it unattended. I open the back glass of my truck, open the case & turn it upside down to use as a counter, and set the stove on the case near the open glass. I cook with mine daily and so far, so good. Hope this helps! Also, hit the flea markets for butane, they're about $2 per can.
1064032
I use a stick lighter. Have the lighter lit before you turn on the gas...then slowly turn the regulater knob to let the gas in.
468990
For the mini hibachi, you scoop out the gel and put it into the bottom of the hibachi and light the gel. It also saves as you don't need to use a whole can and can re-seal the remaining fuel in the can.
1522277
I'm using a different butane burner, which has a small flame directly under the glass. Your gas stove may melt the handle.