Attention all liquid fuel stove owners - German and Swedish car parts are selling 5 litres of brake cleaner for £7 or so. Its Naptha - a.k.a Coleman fuel, but at a fifth of the cost. Are Coleman taking the proverbial? Me thinks so.
Heads up - cheap coleman fuel at GSF
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I got 4 litres [?] cant remember of aspen 4 from a lawnmower place for my primus omnifuel.
Without researching the whole subject again, is this stuff as clean, as coleman fuel/aspen 4 then?
Thanks.
If its too good to be true, it normally is, isnt it?
Without researching the whole subject again, is this stuff as clean, as coleman fuel/aspen 4 then?
Thanks.
If its too good to be true, it normally is, isnt it?
This is the one I refer to:
and here's the 'ingredients':
I ran my MSR Whisperlite on it for 10 mins yesterday. It burns very clean and blue. There was a very thin layer of soot underneath the 'burner cup' from the yellow priming flame, but it was a miniscule amount of soot compared to the unleaded I usually use (I know, I know...).
and here's the 'ingredients':
I ran my MSR Whisperlite on it for 10 mins yesterday. It burns very clean and blue. There was a very thin layer of soot underneath the 'burner cup' from the yellow priming flame, but it was a miniscule amount of soot compared to the unleaded I usually use (I know, I know...).
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