Old 05-27-16 | 01:38 PM
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BobG
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
Using an open flame device, such as a portable propane stove, inside a motel room would almost certainly violate CA's fire code.
Heh!... Back in the '60s I shared a floor of a crumbling fire trap of an old inn in Antrim NH with several other students from a nearby college. Always looking to cut food expenses I would occasionally fire up my Svea camp stove to prepare a meal in my room. Remember Svea? The one where you poured a puddle of white gas around the burner to pre-heat the stove and it would flare up like a rocket? (whoosh) Yep, that one! I finally got caught when the owner smelled my cooking one evening!

Back on topic, I see that Walmart indeed stocks Coleman branded isopropane canisters at many locations. They had so in the past, then they discontinued them for a while, now back on the menu.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Coleman-Bu...-Fuel/20595064

Last edited by BobG; 05-27-16 at 03:34 PM. Reason: add link for 220g canister
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