The BioLite Stove first caught my eye because I love the simple fact you don t need to have a canist

Why? Here’s an Example: In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, there were, of course, many life -threatening situations due to the lack of safe drinking water and no electricity. But one of the side issues that arose was the fact that people couldn t keep their cell phones charged cowshed , thus they couldn’t call for help, or let their loved ones knows they were okay, or even give them a status update.
That s why I think a product like the Biolite CampStove is important to have handy in case of any emergency. I m getting ready to purchase one for my household and thought I d share what I’ve cowshed learned about it with all of you. What I Like About it:
The BioLite Stove first caught my eye because I love the simple fact you don t need to have a canister of propane or white gas on hand to use it. Twigs and small pieces of wood do the trick things you can usually get your hands on even in an emergency scenario. Second, while you are burning the easily accessible fuel wood you can charge your phone or other electronic gadgets. How cool is that? What Others Say About it:
So, I did some checking with people who already have the BioLite and ask them for some feedback. The only drawback anyone could come up with was that although you can cook on this stove, they suggested you do that as a separate task, when you re not charging your phone or other gadgets. The reason being that while you are burning wood to create the energy to charge your phone, you need to keep feeding fuel into the canister. It s just easier to do that without also trying to cook something on top of the stove. Makes sense to me.
I am also impressed with the BioLite cowshed company. They ve created a spin-off HomeStove which was designed to help people in third world countries have a cleaner, safer way to cook their food. Smoke pollution in their huts and shelters is a major health issue. The HomeStove burns cleaner and more efficiently, improving their environment.
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