Is there a way to separate the can from the stove for later use, or once attached you have to burn all the gas before replacing cans?
165313
I believe they're all made to attach and to be unattached for later use, no need to burn all the fuel. in short to answer your question, yes
165314
Yes, the can threads into the burner and is removable. A good portable system.
165315
Yes, you can separate the stove before the can is empty and use the rest later.
1029852
No. I bought 4 small, disposable propane cannisters at Sam's Club for around $13. You can find these cannisters at Walmart, Target, camping stores etc. They are about " high, and screw on and off. Unscrew cannister when not in use, otherwise, they will eventually leak out.
1891725
I used to put similar cans together when I had that problem. Every other can would be tomato soup or chicken noodle. Or put cans that you use together in the same slot. Like corn and black beans.
1158993
on the side there is a lever that engages the fuel, when done i push the lever to disengage. i dont remove because it is just laying in the bin and will cause no harm. the care taken should be, not to use too large a pan, which may trap heat if doing a long cook. this may force heat down to the cannister and cause it to explode. i stir fry or scramble eggs a lot, so not a concern. this may be rare, but read some safety concerns by googleing dangers of butane stoves. i will say, have used them for 20+ years and no issue. oh! i paid a little over a dollar each for fuel at lee lees in chandler,az.........asian market.
1177998
no.. fuel will drain back into can on it's own.. just hang the pump assembly to dry until next use.
737257
You can detach the fuel canister after you are finished cooking and store it inside the pot with all the other things, burner, cup for easy packing and storage.
2215818
Yes, just put the lid back on until the flame goes out. As long as there is fuel in the can you can light it again.
850723
There are plenty of videos on Youtube to show you how to replace the gas cylinder. It's not difficult, the hardest part is getting the base to release from the old cylinder. Reassembly is almost foolproof. It only goes together one way.
395337
What I would do.....is to build a container (open box shelf out of plywood...something like a shelf with walls) seal it (with a paint sealer), then prime it and paint it, then place the Thermo Tech around the outside of the open shelves you just built. Then strap down the gas cans into the open shelf. I would not rely on the Thermo Tech to protect the plastic ALONE on the gas cans.
102942
Nowadays, most butane cans are notched like the stoves for compatibility and ease of choice. Remember to remove the canister after each use. It will continue to fuel the stove (leak) and deplete whatever is left. Safety first as well.
2224134
No we just put it on the burner. We love it. We have a gas stove. No more hot spots. Very even heat.
1554748
No these are spare Jerry cans for the just in case scenario - the size 7 metal structure were the reason I use stabilizer so the gas can last 2 or 3 years depending on the stabilizer
94652
After reviewing the data, it is the can connector--that is fitting between cables and the can.I think all cans have their own type of fittings; however, the fitting between the cable and the can fitting is standard for all types of gas
2126255
I opened cupboards, draws etc. and also disconnected gas stove (if you have one). I put a bomb in each room through out our duplex. We vacated for I believe 4-6 hours (that's including any pets you may have). Afterwards open all windows to air out all the fumes. Hope this was helpful, and good luck!
1385433
They are meant to be disconnected after using. It comes with a small pouch for storing the 2 pieces, and when taken apart it occupies almost room. I really like this stove.
212598
There is nothing to remove. Make sure the opening is slid open as that is that part you pull to close when disposing. You should be good to go from there. I hope this helped!
458253
GasOne makes some that work well. They're big cans, like the size of a spray paint can, not the little ones you get for refilling lighters. Some hardware stores carry them, but not in my area, so I had to order them from Amazon. Here's a link http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0022BUT2O/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1376398267&sr;=8-1π=AC_SX110_SY190Yes, you're paying more for the gas than the stove, but a 12-pack will last you a long time.