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StoveTec Wood Stove buy one send one to Haiti?

Postby norm » Fri Jan 22, 2010 4:28 pm

http://www.stovetec.net/us/
This is a wonderful stove design that many in the world especially those in Haiti could really benefit from now and for many years ahead($9each). If your looking for great little versatile unit for emergencies, s'mores, dutch oven, pressure canning outside,grilling ,burning twigs for fun, etc. They are constantly developing new technologies for stoves through Aprovecho http://www.aprovecho.org/lab/index.php even if you believe global warming isn't real and would like to eat a roasted spotted owl over Al Gore set aflame :evil: , you'd have to admit that there is a need to improve air quality for the poor that cook in their homes or lack there of. Thanks for your time and consideration. I thought it somehow related to BBQ however a stretch it may be. I'm not at all affiliated with these guys, just stumbled upon them in my web wanderings. :)
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Re: StoveTec Wood Stove buy one send one to Haiti?

Postby SoEzzy » Fri Jan 22, 2010 5:10 pm

I like the idea of one for BBQ competitions, so I looked at the Wood - Charcoal one, for $40.00 they are not bad, I was thinking 35 minutes chicken thighs for some extra time in bed on turn in day! :wink:

And the send one where it might help out for $9.00 looked like a good deal for our third world friends...but they weren't sure if Idaho counted! :roll:

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Re: StoveTec Wood Stove buy one send one to Haiti?

Postby norm » Fri Jan 22, 2010 6:01 pm

SoEzzy wrote:I like the idea of one for BBQ competitions, so I looked at the Wood - Charcoal one, for $40.00 they are not bad, I was thinking 35 minutes chicken thighs for some extra time in bed on turn in day! :wink:

And it's small enough to fit on your chair-side table to warm your spot of tea so as not to disturb Doug while he's cooking. :P
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Re: StoveTec Wood Stove buy one send one to Haiti?

Postby T » Fri Jan 22, 2010 6:35 pm

Yo, this is crazy I was just looking at one of these on KSL earlier http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad ... cat=&lpid=
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Re: StoveTec Wood Stove buy one send one to Haiti?

Postby sampson » Sat Jan 30, 2010 6:08 pm

norm wrote:And it's small enough to fit on your chair-side table to warm your spot of tea so as not to disturb Doug while he's cooking. :P



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Re: StoveTec Wood Stove buy one send one to Haiti?

Postby Frankenswine » Sat Jan 30, 2010 8:48 pm

norm wrote:
SoEzzy wrote:I like the idea of one for BBQ competitions, so I looked at the Wood - Charcoal one, for $40.00 they are not bad, I was thinking 35 minutes chicken thighs for some extra time in bed on turn in day! :wink:

And it's small enough to fit on your chair-side table to warm your spot of tea so as not to disturb Doug while he's cooking. :P



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Re: StoveTec Wood Stove buy one send one to Haiti?

Postby SoEzzy » Sat Jan 30, 2010 9:27 pm

Re: Who competing this year?

SoEzzy wrote:I'm going to be sitting watching Doug as he competes! :P

Trying to stay warm or cool, next to the appropriate machine for the time of year!
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Re: StoveTec Wood Stove buy one send one to Haiti?

Postby kevenjoo » Wed May 12, 2010 8:53 am

I think using StoveTec Wood Stove will be sure help some people in Haiti. Most of the people need their need warm temperature at night.
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