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andym
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Sounds like the water is toxic and so you would have to carry that out. That makes it seem like a heavier alternative to a small stove. I could see it as useful for situations where you don’t want to risk a flame or fumes such as cooking indoors after a natural disaster or inside a tent.
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bwcadan
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This old dog has no plans to learn this new, to me, trick.
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Scout64
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Looks like the ones that come with MREs. And, they get VERY hot.
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PortageKeeper
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These could have their place on certain trips. Either for heating up a meal, cooking some scrambled eggs in a bag, going stove-less on a short trip etc. You could rehydrate a meal ahead of time and dump it in the heater once stopped. Not sure that I will spend the money on them without a plan but, it's a thought.
Oh, don't stick one in your back pocket on a rainy day.
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