Coleman Dual Fuel PowerHouse Lantern Demo & Features Explained Review 

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I just watched about a dozen Coleman Lantern review videos and this was the best one. Showing it can be knocked over and tips on the pre-burn were great.

Hey tentworld I bought my Coleman North Star and dual fuel stove in your store at fern tree gully 2 years ago and never regretted it. Thank you

Great demo of the powerhouse lantern Jase!

That's a great demo...I've wondered what would happen if the lamp fell over. Your test when rolling it around on the floor is very reassuring. Thx mate!

I bought my Coleman North Star and dual fuel stove at you store in ferntree gully, Vic and never regretted it. Thank you from Cebu, Phil.

I have been using unleaded on mine for well over 300hrs and so far I there hasn't been a clogging problem, yet! I have used coleman fuel and it is a little brighter than unleaded. Very good review.

On 5.7.21, I spent $8 at 2 separate garage sales and scored the Dual 2 lantern for $5 and the 413F 2 burner stove for $3 w fuel funnel and zero rust. Neither were used nearly enough and are now stowed below deck of my restored 1972 Glastron tri-hull bow rider for beach camping on the Mississippi River ❤️😎 thank you for your review 💕

Good demo! Could you tell me What is the gas capacity for the 295A model?

Nice one.. Keepsafe

As someone who uses these Coleman lanterns on an occasional basis, it is good to get some pointers from people who obviously use them more often than I do. But here is just some comments from me. First is a bit of a bash on Coleman. The funnel has a filter which is really a nice touch on Coleman's part. My issue is storage of said funnel. There is a plastic storage container for these lanterns (not shown in the video) but there is no place to store the funnel. So it is always going to be stored separately and possibly lost. I'd highly recommend anyone using the funnels to try to keep track of the ziplock bag it comes in. This will help keep dust, pollen, and the like out of the funnel when doing long term storage. But again, I really wish there was a storage option that would include room for the funnel. Keep it all together and simplify storage. Second is the storage bin itself. I wish these were made of metal, but we do live in a plastic age. I get it. So make sure you have given the lantern time to cool before storing it back in the case. One nice touch with the case is that the base has a little bit of room in the inside to put spare mantels and even the directions for the lantern. Put this space to good use. Third, lighting a duel fuel lantern should be easy if everything is working properly. You actually don't need to stick the lighter all the way up to the mantels. A simple bic cigarette lighter lit at the port at the bottom is enough to set the mantels alight. And if you stick the match or wand lighter up inside the lantern, you stand to damage the mantels by accident. Lastly, is I'd never use gasoline with these lanterns for the obvious reason. Stick to white gas (Coleman Fuel). People tend not to run these lanterns empty and gasoline has a very short shelf life. In many cases, 3 -6 months. You try to use old gasoline, and it is just going to gum up the works. White gas has a longer shelf life. But once the can is opened, it is recommended to use it within two years. (Coleman's suggestion.) But some people claim that white gas is usable decades later. Personally, I don't push my luck with this. I'll burn whatever I have off after about 5 years of unopened storage, but it is something to consider if you leave fuel in your lanterns. If you have gone more than a year or two between lantern uses, I'd suggest dumping the fuel still inside and replace with clean fuel. My point though is to date stamp your gas cans for when you purchase them and when you opened them so you can stay on top of your fuel and keep it optimally clean.

Do you have to replace the mantles every time, how long do they last?

What is the difference between this and the North Star - part from the single mantle?

Hafa Adai / Hello from Guam, USA 🇬🇺🌴🇺🇸 I just bought one at the Catholic Social Services thrift store...Coleman Powerhouse dual fuel...made in Nov 1991...got it for only $3

I have a duel fuel 295, which uses the #21 mantles. I have a lot of #20 mantles left from another lantern, can I use them, or do I need to buy some #21 mantles?

What do you do with the excess fuel if its not all used and is it safe to store in the lantern ? I'm just asking because I would like to purchase this for camping and four wheel driving but I may not always use the entirety of the fuel each evening, and hoping I can still travel with the fuel inside the lantern to the next camp site ?

What is the fuel in the plastic bottle...didn't catch the name for it. Thanks for video.

Can that Powerhouse lantern run on kerosene? Or are there any Coleman run on kerosene? Thanks in advance, mate!

Hello, I can use this lantern under the rain? Thanks.

after having my coleman lanter for a few years now. I light my lantern with a zippo. lol

Are gas lanterns discounted?