Why does it say for use in stove only? I have a torch that I need a canister for, but all that I find say for stove only on the side of the canister?
1745503
I haven't used mine yet but if'n it's NOT for my torch, I'm in big trouble. I bought it along with the torch head from the same outfit so I 'xpect it works great. I DO know that that one I use for my camp stove is entirely different from this one. I'd suggest going to the Iwatani website or call them with the name of the torch head and get exact details. Cheers!
1745504
It says for use in Cassette FEU cookers only. This does not mean it will not work with the torch, only that when using in a cooker use in the FEU type cookers.
1745505
I have a home & away stove. this canister works just great. I had some concerns about using this brand, but it works.
1745506
I just read over the entire canister and nowhere does it say "use in stove only".
1757176
The stove is for cooking so you don't use it for too long. You dump the ash out afterwards. It just collects at the bottom but there is not too much build up:
917451
Sorry, I have an old stove. Not able to answer whether you can use it or not.
2202281
Hope this helps; Yes you have to by butane cans separately in order to keep the torch going. When you refill the torch with the butane there is a fuel gauge showing how much is left or how much more it can hold. I personally use 5x refined.
1796967
Yes you can, just turn the stove on medium high heat and put the coals directly on it. About 5-7 minutes a side works good on my stove but just watch them and when they are completey
1187228
You can use the side burner for both, the grate can be raised about an inch or so for cooking/searing, then lowered flush for pots and pans. The side burner grate for that model comes with a cast iron grate that needs to be highly maintained due to the high heat burning off the seasoning of the grate. I ordered the stainless sided burner grate separately as it's low maintenance. Hope that helps
415918
You would need an adapter to do this. It does sort of defeat the purpose of carrying a compact stove though. If you have space for a normal tank, why not use a larger cooking surface as well? If you are doing this for space / weight, just buy the compact canisters that are made for this device.
529234
I use butane that I buy at home depot. There is a small valve on the bottom of the burner that easily fits the butane canister.
172702
No, you have to run it with a soldering tip. It i awesome for a soldering iron though. I don't recommend a butane torch if you plan on using it for plumbing or anything that requires a lot of heat, they usually won't get that hot.
820666
Do you own this stove? If so, it will tell you on the box. However, I am going to give you an educated guess. I looked at the Kenyon Express stove and it is a square shaped stove with a place for a canister to go into. All of the stoves that are this shape (that I have looked at online at Amazon and other places like auctions and manufacturers) use these canisters if they are the square shaped stove with the canister sleeve area. An important note I picked up from someone else -- take the canister out when you are done cooking or your butane will leak out and you will come back to an empty canister. Hope this helps. If not, contact the manufacturer before you buy. Do you own this stove? If so, it will tell you on the box. However, I am going to give you an educated guess. I looked at the Kenyon Express stove and it is a square shaped stove with a place for a canister to go into. All of the stoves that are this shape (that I have looked at online at Amazon and other places like auctions and manufacturers) use these canisters if they are the square shaped stove with the canister sleeve area. An important note I picked up from someone else -- take the canister out when you are done cooking or your butane will leak out and you will come back to an empty... » Read More Do you own this stove? If so, it will tell you on the box. However, I am going to give you an educated guess. I looked at the Kenyon Express stove and it is a square shaped stove with a place for a canister to go into. All of the stoves that are this shape (that I have looked at online at Amazon and other places like auctions and manufacturers) use these canisters if they are the square shaped stove with the canister sleeve area. An important note I picked up from someone else -- take the canister out when you are done cooking or your butane will leak out and you will come back to an empty canister. Hope this helps. If not, contact the manufacturer before you buy. « Show Less
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"In a stove"?? It can be used on a gas stove - either an indoors stovetop or an outdoors barbecue. I have used it on a barbecue many times for the grandkids when we are not camping, and have heard of others using it on a gas ring or stovetop. However, you wouldn't be able to use it in an oven - it has wooden handles which are not designed to withstand heat of that sort. Of course the real design of the piece, and the amazing beauty of it, is to use in a campfire where you can put the cast iron ends into the fire or coals, and the handles are used to handle the pie irons - putting them into and pulling them out of the fire. "In a stove"?? It can be used on a gas stove - either an indoors stovetop or an outdoors barbecue. I have used it on a barbecue many times for the grandkids when we are not camping, and have heard of others using it on a gas ring or stovetop. However, you wouldn't be able to use it in an oven - it has wooden handles which are not designed to withstand heat of that sort. Of course the real design of the piece, and the amazing beauty of it, is to use in a campfire where you can put the cast iron ends into the fire or coals, and the handles are used to handle the pie irons - putting... » Read More "In a stove"?? It can be used on a gas stove - either an indoors stovetop or an outdoors barbecue. I have used it on a barbecue many times for the grandkids when we are not camping, and have heard of others using it on a gas ring or stovetop. However, you wouldn't be able to use it in an oven - it has wooden handles which are not designed to withstand heat of that sort. Of course the real design of the piece, and the amazing beauty of it, is to use in a campfire where you can put the cast iron ends into the fire or coals, and the handles are used to handle the pie irons - putting them into and pulling them out of the fire. « Show Less
50510
Oh, I use it for cooking all the time. I puts out more heat (may I say BTUs) than the "regular" torch I used before. And it takes the regular type of household butane like any other one (including your Zippo lighter). But it does consume a lot of gas - which makes sense, I suppose.
790458
propane is supposed to be used only for outdoors, do not use it indoors in your kitchen. If you accidentally leave the burner turned on without a flame and something ignites the gas that has built up in an enclosed space it can cause an explosion or worse.
1158993
on the side there is a lever that engages the fuel, when done i push the lever to disengage. i dont remove because it is just laying in the bin and will cause no harm. the care taken should be, not to use too large a pan, which may trap heat if doing a long cook. this may force heat down to the cannister and cause it to explode. i stir fry or scramble eggs a lot, so not a concern. this may be rare, but read some safety concerns by googleing dangers of butane stoves. i will say, have used them for 20+ years and no issue. oh! i paid a little over a dollar each for fuel at lee lees in chandler,az.........asian market.
1423320
Uses "refill" butane. No window to see fill amount---however, this torch is spot on---if it does not turn on, add butane and it immediately lights, which means the "fill was low". I had Meistermeisser and it failed miserably.
1572133
Sure, put it on one side, and just don't use the burner underneath it, and you might want to put foil underneath it as well to shield it from the heat of the other burners so it won't combust to fast. Also try to keep the heat below 225 degrees.
346488
Insulation for some reason.I only know stove won't work with it in. So I took it out, and stove is now terrific. Couldn't even light a fire with it in.