This denatured alcohol stove review has a bit of a twist to it that I hope will help out those who may be considering an alcohol stove as their cooking system during a survival or disaster situation. The alcohol stove has been a must have for backpackers looking for an ultra-lightweight packing...

Can't really find the info I'm looking for. I'm considering a small stove that burns denatured alcohol to use in emergencies. Just wondering if it's safe to use in a closed up house or if there will be toxic gases associated with burning denatured alcohol. Figure if I can use it in a closed up...

I've elected to use denatured alcohol as a fuel for my "Coke Can Stove" and the smallest container that I can find in the store is still pretty big. Every container for it in the store that I've seen is made of metel. Would it "eat through" a plastic container?