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		By: I. Fernandes de Oliveria		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Can make a kind of  &quot;Fancy Feast&quot; stove without the Carbom Felt wick - or any other wick maerial; instead use corrugated sheet of  beverage can around the inernal can, the corrugations create capilarity, work well, someone posted a video of this variation in YouTube.  

Since Carbon Felt is expensive and difficult to find in my &quot;corner of whe world&quot; I make one using an Coke can for the esternal part (fuel depot), and deodorante bottle for internal part (pot support) and steel wool (for cleaning cooking pots) as wick material, work well and surprisingly the steel wool create a &quot;varnish&quot; in the flame area and last longer. Probale the &quot;varnish&quot; came from some additve of the automotive Ethanol sold there.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Can make a kind of  &#8220;Fancy Feast&#8221; stove without the Carbom Felt wick &#8211; or any other wick maerial; instead use corrugated sheet of  beverage can around the inernal can, the corrugations create capilarity, work well, someone posted a video of this variation in YouTube.  </p>
<p>Since Carbon Felt is expensive and difficult to find in my &#8220;corner of whe world&#8221; I make one using an Coke can for the esternal part (fuel depot), and deodorante bottle for internal part (pot support) and steel wool (for cleaning cooking pots) as wick material, work well and surprisingly the steel wool create a &#8220;varnish&#8221; in the flame area and last longer. Probale the &#8220;varnish&#8221; came from some additve of the automotive Ethanol sold there.</p>
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