Can this be used indoors with an oil burner?
55351
I have not tried to do that. I mix it with my favorite lotion, before I go outside in the yard. I took it to Europe last year and it really worked.
55352
I don't know if this can be used with an indoor oil burner. That is a question I suggest you pose to the manufacturer.
55353
You can, but be careful with that. The oils are strong and heating them can produce some very strong vapors. In other words, don't be sitting right under that oil burner breathing in the fumes that occur.
1891723
Not a good idea; not even safe unless cooking oil directly on the stove burner sounds like fun to you. I also do not think direct contact with a heating element or gas flame is a good idea; the wire mesh is a fairly fine gauge and it likely to get hotter than you want.
626436
Yes, I use mine on an indoor gas stove. I also tried it on an outdoor propane stove. I had some trouble with this latter method because my flame was too broad and was scorching the steamer's handles. As long as your flame spread is controllable, it would work great.
1940239
The edges are not high enough for anything with grease (Bacon, sausage) and you would not get good heat distribution between the burners. I would not recommend this for any purpose other than using it with the equipment it was designed for. Safety first.
30264
You could. But you would have to stay away from the burners and any surface that is exposed to excessive heat.
1573233
Yes. put on some gloves or take a pot holder and lift the burner off of it. Your fluid will evaporate away if you don't relight it right away though.
22627
No, it shouldn't be used indoors. All the smoke and gases escape around the pot into the room.
517734
No, I wouldn't even try. Alcohol is much more flammable than kerosene and lamp oil. It's also more expensive. It's always better and safer to use the fuel the appliance was designed for. It does burn very well in stoves designed for alcohol use.
715217
yes as long as the comtainer fit inside. keep in mind that the flame would be very small, maybe invisible
1539629
Yes you can use these butane stoves indoors. I have found this stove to not to stay lite well at low temperatures. Just so you know.
1191868
Don't recommend its use in a clean room. It tends to leak oil when run for extended periods and the smoke you see is a mix of the oil vapor, from the pump getting warm, and impurities being drawn out of your materials in the chamber or appliance you're working on.
2193527
You can if you want to put that much oil in it. Personally, I would be hesitant. A wok doesn't have a very large base of support and can tip easily. I wouldn't want one full of hot oil on my stove. I would deep fry in a dutch oven and then transfer to the wok for finishing.
790941
I believe it would be unsafe to use it indoors for the reason of propane gas. Normally, gas needs plenty of veneration.
1824415
My only question would be, are you using this indoors because when cooking with propane you don't want to be in an enclosed space
443154
They are not really safe to use indoors. Any combustion will have carbon monoxide as a byproduct which is not safe to have in the house. There is also the issue of possible tipping of the burner. I have used mine in a drafty garage and it worked well.
725827
I believe that you could, as the basin the burner fits inside is fillable, though you may like to check with mfr for any possible concerns about high heat retention or other feedback they may have, as I did not try this personally so can't speak to it from experience. Wish you well and an excellent 4th :)
612843
You could if you cut it into smaller chunks. I keep a small jar of coconut oil inside if mine for frying. It works well. You could use a lightweight, small-diameter pan with this, but it pretty much comes with one (the "lid"). I love this cookset. Also, if you replace the plastic feet with bolts it can be used with wood. Fuel as well. This essentially makes it I tri-fuel system.