Alcohol - Trangia Stove and DIY Alcohol Stove 

Thanks, John, appreciate that. Other than some trail cameras we have had issues with most of the stuff that we have reviewed, whether we bought it or it was sent to us has been pretty decent. Thanks for watching and appreciate you watching and commenting. Juddie

Glad that it brought back some memories, Dan. Yes, I am sure in a blind that it could put out a little heat for sure. At least enough to maybe warm your hands. I never thought about it in that way, but I have used my little butane stove in the blind to cook some Ramon noodles and of course it did provide heat in the blind. So I guess this would as well. Appreciate you watching and commenting. Juddie

Thanks, Dan. If you liked my DIY alcohol stoves, then your going to like the next video that I am getting ready to work on. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

They are, Matt. They are so handy, like I used this one the other day to make the jute match. I just fired up the trangia stove, and set it on the table, turned the aluminum stand upside down over top of the stove, and set a soup can with some wax in it to melt so I could soak the jute rope in wax to make the jute match. I have used the trangia stove down on the farm to make coffee on the back of the truck. My bugout/camping/bushcraft backpack has my 2-cup percolator in it as well as a small can of coffee, and I always carry some bottled waters, so I can have coffee when I want. LOL Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Good morning, Chad!

Thanks, Brian. When I did the DIY alcohol stoves I knew I need a way to put them out instead of just letting them burn till they were out of fuel. I had a viewer contact me about doing a video on making the pop can stove, so I may do a video on making one and with the snuffer lid. I really like the trangia stove due to the fact you can leave the fuel in it. I need to get me the two piece stand that actually sets on the burner. I believe though I can make one for it. Maybe another DIY project. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

You are so welcome, Randy. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Marty, that is one of my plans is to do some camping. I have a hot tent that I bought several weeks ago that I need to do a review on, but the weather has been so crappy during the weekends when I am off. This little Trangia stove I have here I have used several times to make coffee with my 2-cup aluminum percolator that I have when I have been down on Jerod's farm working. It is always in my backpack with a small bottle that has alcohol in it. Yes, there is a lot of compact gear out there now. Appreciate you watching and commenting. Juddie

Thanks, Cornbread. I have always wanted one, and I made some as you see, but I wanted the Trangia because you can leave the fuel in it. Not a bad price for the stove and stand. Thanks for using that link. I have been an Amazon Associate for some time now and just last week I actually setup my Amazon Influencer page. Haven't shared the link to it yet. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

I repurpose a lot of stuff. LOL I might do a video on making the jute match, it is easy to make, and I can see the use for it. You could use that to light a kerosene heater if your battery powered igniter isn't working. I hate trying to use a small wooden match to do that. Great for starting a fire in a tent stove or whatever. Don't worry about multiple comments, I do that myself sometimes. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

See, Todd, you got to watch to the end. LOL Thanks again for watching and commenting. Juddie

Good morning, Foggy!

Agreed, Tom. That is why I did the video. Now maybe the "O" ring is supposed to be glued to the lid, I don't know but it that doesn't make it junk. Also, the guy might not have understood that you have to light it and give it a minute or so for the jets to take off. Also, he may have not know that you have to either have the stand like I have or the 2 piece pot stand that fits on top of the trangia to set a pot on. If you just set the pot on the stove it will snuff out the flame. I really like them and you can pretty much get fuel for them anywhere! Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

@@JnJTrueOutdoorAdventures no the Rings are made to be removable because they compress over time and you can get a replacement simple

Jason, I have seen those. The only problem with them is getting the gel. With the trangia, link in the description of the video, you can burn alcohol, HEAT, denatured alcohol and there is another fuel, can't remember, but you can find fuel just about anywhere from Lowe's, Walmart, Autozone, etc. They are nice and can be used for a lot of things that require some heat. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

@JnJTrueOutdoorAdventures I get them at dollar store 1.25 a can used to be 1 for a can lol just like every thing it's went up

@@jasonbailey457 I have looked for those and haven’t been able to find them at our Dollar Tree. I had watched a video of things you could get at Dollar Tree for survival and some of the stuff isn’t at our Dollar Tree.

@JnJTrueOutdoorAdventures I get mine at family dollar

@@jasonbailey457okay, I may have to check there. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, Todd. Well, I can see that your question was answered by the next comment you made. I usually carry the can empty, and a bottle that I bought to put some alcohol in with me. It does come in handy; I keep it in the pack I keep in my truck. As well as my 2-cup aluminum percolator coffee pot and a small can of coffee. LOL Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie