burleymike said:My neighbor does it all the time, usually when the sun starts to go down I can go outside and see the huge cloud of smoke when she starts squirting the BBQ fluid in the stove. She stores the bottle about 4' from the stove. A lot of people just don't realize how dangerous using flammable liquids to start a stove can be.
burleymike said:My neighbor does it all the time, usually when the sun starts to go down I can go outside and see the huge cloud of smoke when she starts squirting the BBQ fluid in the stove. She stores the bottle about 4' from the stove. A lot of people just don't realize how dangerous using flammable liquids to start a stove can be.
Black Jaque Janaviac said:I see "parafin" bantered about as one of those excellerants that should be avoided. Are you referring to the liquid parafin lamp oils? Or parafin candle wax?
I never thought there's be a problem with using scraps from solid candles. Or am I wrong?
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