| Description | - Item # 54395
- 2 cans 6.4 oz each
- Approximately 4 hours burn time per can
- Use with Stove # 54435
| - Item # 340441
- Capacity: 20 cup
- Enamel Percolator Coffee Pot
- Top and side handle
| - Item # 34044
- Capacity: 8 cup
- Enamel Percolator Coffee Pot
- Top and side handle
| - Item # 350397
- Pot Holder / Trivet
- Silicone
- 7 3/4" X 6 3/4"
| 55107 | - Item # 35030
- Opens cans with twist of handle
- Opens bottles
- Made of stainless steel
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| Content | For cooking or heating at camp, home or in emergencies. Use with Folding Stove # 54435.
- Approximately 4 hours burn time per can
- Fuel: Diethylene glycol
- Odorless, non-toxic fumes
- Contains: Two 6.4 oz cans
| - Enamel Percolator Coffee Pot
- Capacity: 20 cups
- Kiln-hardened blue and white enamel finish
- Steel edges help prevent against chips
- Top and side handle
- Easy pour spout
- Percolator stem and basket included
- 9 ¼” L x 9 ¼” W x 9 ½” H
| - Enamel Percolator Coffee Pot
- Capacity: 8 cup
- Kiln-hardened blue and white enamel finish
- Steel edges help prevent against chips
- Top and side handle
- Easy pour spout
- Percolator stem and basket included
- 6 ½” L x 6 ½” W x 9 ½” H
| Silicone pot holder and trivet is a great multipurpose kitchen tool. Flexible enough to use on hot pot handles and pans or use it on the table top as a trivet. - Pot holder
- Trivet
- Material: Silicone
- Colors may vary
- Dimension: 7 3/4" X 6 3/4"
| Environmentally safe fuel storage container. Spout features variable flow, automatic venting, automatic locking when lever is released, and airtight seal when not in use to reduce spills. Sturdy handles. Meets CARB and EPA requirements for portable fuel containers. | - Opens cans with twist of handle
- Opens bottles
- Made of stainless steel
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Anonymous –
Took 15 minutes to boil 4 cups of water, 45 minutes to percolate coffee. Anything – including oatmeal and soup – will burn at the bottom of the pot unless constantly stirred. Although cheap, light, and easy to store and use, I will only use if I don’t have electricity, gas, solar, or an open fire.