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  1. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    So, the gasket to my Optimus liquid fuel canister ruptured, leaked a small amount of (but extremely stinky) kerosene inside my backpack, on my tent, and on my favorite outdoor clothes. Not really in the mood for this to happen again. Which brings up two questions: 1. Do you really have to use...
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  2. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    I got a great gadget from REI a while back called the jetboil which is a travel cup sized cooking system.it all fits into the cup and consists of a cooking cup and propane stove that snaps on the bottom.it boils water incredibly fast and is a very handy small stove for travelers/campers/surivalists
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