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Jumble Jowls
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Joined: 16 Mar 2005
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Location: now here
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| hikerbiker wrote: |
| Plenty of white gas for us old timers. |
Even better, use a soda can stove. It burns denatured alcohol. You can find that anywhere. |
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Randito
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Joined: 27 Jul 2008
Posts: 7767 | TRs
Location: Bellevue at the moment.
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| Jumble Jowls wrote: |
| hikerbiker wrote: |
| Plenty of white gas for us old timers. |
Even better, use a soda can stove. It burns denatured alcohol. You can find that anywhere. |
Yeah, except alcohol stoves aren't allowed during times of high fire hazard
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Non-approved Fires
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Alcohol ultralight stoves (these tend to be homemade from aluminum or tin cans and burn rubbing alcohol)
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https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/okawen/home?cid=fsbdev3_053600#approved%20and%20non%20approved
I do find that alcohol stoves are pleasant to use for solo bike touring. Silent operation, fuel is easy to find in small towns. |
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Kat
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Joined: 05 Oct 2003
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I found this recent WDFW release a bit puzzling about propane stoves (Posted on the Stewardship forum). They didn't mention iso tho
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| Keep a cold camp. Campfires and charcoal briquets are currently prohibited across Eastern WA state lands. Also avoid using personal camp stoves and lanterns fueled by propane. |
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Randito
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Location: Bellevue at the moment.
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| Kat wrote: |
I found this recent WDFW release a bit puzzling about propane stoves (Posted on the Stewardship forum). They didn't mention iso tho
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| Keep a cold camp. Campfires and charcoal briquets are currently prohibited across Eastern WA state lands. Also avoid using personal camp stoves and lanterns fueled by propane. |
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I think the propane aspect is a bit too specific, reading the entire section it appears to me that they are saying don't burn anything, regardless of fuel type.
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Prevent wildfires and stay safe by following these recommendations
Keep a cold camp. Campfires and charcoal briquets are currently prohibited across eastern Washington state lands, but also avoid using personal camp stoves, propane fire rings, and lanterns fueled by propane. Eat no-cook foods or cook food at home and bring it with you. |
https://wdfw.wa.gov/about/wdfw-lands/wildfire |
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Kat
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| That makes more sense. But cold coffee... well, I guess it's still caffeine! |
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Randito
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Location: Bellevue at the moment.
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| Kat wrote: |
| That makes more sense. But cold coffee... well, I guess it's still caffeine! |
Well IDK -- my son seems to be happy to pay extra money for "cold brew" coffee. I'm not.
However for "alpine start" mornings from home, I have been know to load up my french press in the evening with cold water and place it in the fridge next to batch of "overnight oats" for getting going in the morning with a minimum of steps, but without resorting to a "clif bar" breakfast. |
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HitTheTrail
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Joined: 30 Oct 2007
Posts: 5015 | TRs
Location: 509
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Arlberg Sports in Wenatchee just got a shipment of MSR canisters. The sales dude told me they had been selling at a brisk pace all morning.
 MSR Gas |
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Downhill
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Joined: 30 Jul 2018
Posts: 274 | TRs
Location: Leavenworth
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| I have been able to buy the MSR cans (3 sizes) all summer at Der Sportsman in L'worth. Maybe I have just had lucky timing, but the clerk told me they only ran out once back in June for about a week. |
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BigBrunyon
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Joined: 19 Mar 2015
Posts: 978 | TRs
Location: the fitness gyms!!
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These guys better figure out this fuel situation!!!! remains an unresolved situation!!! Customers are gettin FURIOUS!!!
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