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To: flatsville who wrote (522)12/9/1998 4:28:00 AM
From: JD  Respond to of 888
 
I have heard it mentioned on another thread that you can cook on
a KeroHeat if you remove the top grate and place the pan directly on the top of the
heater.

I personally have done this during a poweroutage in the winter. It works very well.

As far as a generator, I plan to use one only for short periods a day, to cool down a freezer and maybe run a microwave. I will need to have some fuel stored for emergency travel anyway.


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