COLEMAN PROPANE STOVE FORUM

Are Coleman propane stoves for use indoors or outside?

You should never use a Coleman propane stove indoors. These units are for use outside in open air environments. The propane gas puts off carbon dioxide which can be deadly if used indoors.

Are Coleman propane stoves only for camping?

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We're going camping with some hot desert country and I have a small propane stove that uses disposable cylinder, and also a Coleman stove that uses white gas, I plan to bring a stove. I have a van with a black shell Thule storage above. Where do I fuel? I imagine while driving the van interior will
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I have a two-burner Coleman propane campstove. The main (right) with the nearest gas bottle has a fresh clean blue flame. Another burner has a red / orange flames and seemed very dirty. Help?
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Electricity went out. There is no natural gas or propane or kerosene.
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I just bought a coleman F1 ultralight stove, but apparently did not fit into one propane cylinder that I
Currently own (mostly 1lbers), is there a way to have an adapter or something to solve this problem?
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Stove-in-law to change the basis of all pots and pans Black and difficult to wash from the soot. Is my fuel or stove? I plan to borrow my own parents, not the smaller Coleman stove but if I "Ozarks Trail" propane which I do not think it will make a difference! Anyone? Thank you!
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I have a Coleman camping grill that I bought several years ago, I used it several times a year when I camp. I fired it this year and light the stove and started normal, but a few minutes into the cooking gas will reduce the speed to go, I tried several different propane tanks and the result is alway
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Did you happen to know how long each can last from a portable stove, coleman fuel?. Thanks in advance.
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I just bought a hi-tec propane stove - but it looks very similar to the model of Coleman and I'm sure a similar method. It does not come with good directions, so I'm not sure how to hook it. In particular, there seems to be a separate valve in the rotation entering the propane tank, which without tw
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Sorry I had to ask in the hunt, but you're the one who will receive instructions on how to survive a major disaster in my opinion, for people who dont know how to catch food would be gone first!

This is what I have in so far as Kit:
First Aid kit for 2, plus a kit for Dog AID.
Water filtration
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I have more than 10 camping stove propane cylinders for us. Is there a place I can have them recycled or refilled?
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My husband has been wanting me to enter the chili cookoff for several years. I think it could be fun, and I like to cook anything, but here are my concerns. I like the heat, but not all people are not ... heat is always better in the chili cookoff? I have a huge pot, but when you do not have a stove
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I'm going camping in a couple weeks just outside of Kelowna, and I knew that there was a fire ban, but I do not know if the Coleman stove and / or a small propane bbqs allowed or not. can anyone help me out?
and if they are not allowed, any ideas on how to cook food without fire or electricity? rat
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I have a 7600 Coleman propane stoves 1000 square foot home. The stove has electrical wires going to it to turn on the blower.
At some point in the future I can get rid of woodburning stoves and furnaces. So I think that I would be able to place the electrical outlet where the furnace now. What type
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Coleman got the car home 2nd President propane kitchen stove with a thermostat on the wall next to the unit in the hall ... no a / c associated with this unit ... it is original to the house ... It worked fine until last Sat. and not hot when I got home that night ... propane kitchen stove did not w
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