Propane is a popular fuel for camping and RVs and a 20 lb tank is perfect if you run a stove and other appliances. Propane’s BTU rating refers to its thermal energy potential and influences how long your appliance will…
Propane and butane are both popular LPG fuel types for powering your camping stove and more. However, understanding their differences and how they operate in different conditions and which burns hotter can help you choose the right one for your…
If you have a dual-fuel Coleman stove, you probably know that you can use Coleman fuel, white gas or unleaded gas with it. There are also some other Coleman fuel alternatives as well but these are less common. Since unleaded…
Planning your next camping trip and use a Coleman stove that runs on liquid white/Coleman gas? If so, understanding how long Coleman fuel lasts can help you plan your trip more effectively and ensure that you don’t run out of…
If you have an RV, you probably have one or more large 30 lb propane tanks to power up your refrigerator, water heater and stove. Before embarking on a long camping trip, it’s good to understand how long the 30…
When I go camping, I find that a 5 lb propane tank is the perfect capacity because it lasts for several days and I don’t need to pack multiple smaller canisters. But I also don’t need to lug around a…
I love everything about camping but I must admit that preparing for a trip is not my favorite task. When preparing for a camping trip, I always make sure I have enough propane so I can cook and have enough…
White gas or Coleman gas is the best and recommended fuel to use with a Coleman stove but you can also use other less expensive fuel, like unleaded gas or even kerosene. Kerosene is more difficult to use with Coleman…
Any butane stove instruction manual will tell you NEVER to leave the canister in the stove but in reality, people do this all the time – myself included (shhh). I personally leave mine in my stove for storage (I just…
When camping, I always bring plenty of butane canisters for my stove. I’ve seen videos recently of butane canisters exploding and I wondered what the safe storage temperatures are for them to prevent an explosion? You should store butane canisters…