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Weber 41455 20 Pound Tank Adapter Hose for Use with Weber Q and Go-Anywhere Gas Grill $24.81 You can BBQ all night long without changing a tank using this 46-inch long high-pressure hose. This is a very popular hose because this hose connects appliances that are designed for disposable cylinders to a 5-20 pounds refillable LP type tanks giving users much longer run times and convience.... |
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Camp Chef HWDS Triton Hot Water Heater $120.99 You can probably think of a dozen times when it would be helpful to have a portable, ready supply of hot water. Now you can, thanks to this handy Camp Chef portable tankless water heater. Just connect it to a pressurized water source and a bulk propane tank and you'll have on-demand hot water for keeping your equipment clean, washing Fido, cleaning your boat or just a nice hot shower during your n... |
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463 - Universal Air Daddy Pump Adapter $11.99 The Universal Pump Adapter speeds inflation of exercise balls.The valve stem is compatible with gas station air hoses, air compressors and bicycle pumps. Includes needle adapter.... |
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Black & Decker ASI300 Air Station Inflator $33.58 Powerful and portable, the Black & Decker ASI300 Air Station Inflator is the portable solution to household and on-the-go inflation needs. An illuminated pressure gauge gives you precise control, with an automatic shut off feature to make inflation easy. The ASI300 draws power from any home outlet or your vehicle's lighter socket, so you can set it up where you need it.ul.indent {list-style: insid... |
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Mr. Heater F276172 Propane One Pound Tank Refill Adapter $9.99 Refill Adapter, Allows You To Refill A LB Cylinder From A 20 LB Tank.... |
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Eccotemp L5 Portable Tankless Water Heater and Outdoor Shower $149.00 Endless hot water, in a FLASH! LP - powered Portable Tankless Water Heater. Hot water, instantly and exactly where you need it! Great for camping, cabin use, washing boats and cars, etc. Switch this Heater on and an intense flame instantly heats the water as it passes through. There's no reservoir to deplete like at home, as long as you feed water in, HOT water is coming out! Battery ignition star... |
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Coleman Two-Burner Propane Stove $43.97 The Coleman® 2-burner propane stove features a PerfectFlow™ system, which regulates fuel flow for constant, even heat. WindBlock™ shields burners from the wind for maximum heat, and adjusts to accommodate different sized pots.... |
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Camco 57341 Olympian RV Wave-6 6000 BTU LP Gas Catalytic Heater $251.31 This Heater is ideal for RVers. Installs in minutes and is safe and dependable. Height: 17 7/8" Width: 12 13/16" Depth: 4" State and local codes my vary and may regulate installation of these appliances in Recreational Vehicles.... |
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Camco 59043 RV 12' Propane Extension Hose $24.03 12 ft.LP GAS EXTENSION HOSE - Replacement for 12 ft.hose in the following Propane Connection Kits: #59123 ( 4-port tee with 12 ft.Hose and 5 ft.Hose) #59103 (3-port tee with 12 ft.hose) # 59143 (90deg. 4-port tee with 12 ft.hose) M x F swivel 1-20 female throwaway cylinder threads.... |
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Camco 57331 Olympian RV Wave-3 3000 BTU LP Gas Catalytic Heater $192.50 WaveTM heaters operate on low pressure LP gas, and can be wall mounted or used as portables. Equipped with a 100% safety shut-off valve to prevent accidental non-ignition fuel discharge. The built-in automatic Piezo electric spark starter will last for 20,000 starts. No electrical drain or battery connection. Operates at all altitudes No flame No flue or chimney Safe & dependable Installs in minut... |
Camp Cooking And Safety
Fond childhood memories of camping with our families often bring smiles and a wash of nostalgia in us. Now that you have a family of your own, it's your turn to let your kids experience great camping time and have their own camping memories to bring home and cherish.
But making a camping trip a great family time is not all about fun and games. It's not all about great food and great hiking. Sure, you have to bring your family to a nice camping site and create exciting and wonderful camping activities and games for them, but also one of the most important aspects of camping that you should never overlook is camp safety.
Safety during camping time, including cooking time with your Coleman stoves is one of your responsibilities that you have to take care of during a camping trip. Here are some safety guidelines you can follow to ensure your family of a safe and fun camping vacation.
• Never let children especially very young ones get too near the camping stoves or grills during cooking time. Should they want to assist, they can help prepare the ingredients or make the drinks.
• Educate your family about the "stop, drop and roll" method of putting off a fire on one's clothing. Orient them about the things to do in case of scenarios where fire is involved. Make sure they know how crucial it is to remain calm to be able to respond better to emergency situations.
• It is best to store flammable liquids only in safety cans and metal containers, a good distance away from your tent, RV or any source of heat or open flame. Make sure you close the cap of the container tightly.
• Refill your stove at a safe distance away from any heat source.
• When pouring flammable liquids, use a funnel to prevent spills. Clean any spill at once.
• Use the recommended fuel for your stove. Do not improvise or use an alternative unless it is specified in the stove manual that it is permissible to use an alternative fuel. Use only what is indicated.
• Should the need for changing a compressed gas cartridge or refilling a liquid fuel container arise, let the stove cool down completely first before doing so.
• Put your Coleman stove on a level surface. If the ground is uneven or if there is snow, what you can do is place it on top of sturdy plywood to keep the stove warm and minimize the risk of it tipping over.
• Check the stove and its parts like hoses and tanks for any damage. Make sure that there are no bent valves, cracks on the hose or uncovered treads because these can cause dangerous leaks.
• It is always a smart idea to keep the fuel tank away from the camping stove.
• Never leave a lit camping stove unattended.
• Dispose empty fuel containers properly.
• Never use your Coleman stove inside your tent.
• Label fuel containers accordingly so as not to mistake it for water bottles.
• Carefully read and follow the instructions for using Coleman stoves.
Incidents of your kid getting a scald from the hot soup or you getting a burn from improperly lighting up the stove will certainly ruin a camping trip. Remember, a good camping memory consists of wonderful family bonding time, great camping site, spectacular views and a sumptuous but safe cooking fiesta.
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