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Well, ideally you shouldn't be using them in the tent , because tents are flammable.
But you're right, they only get removed from the stove for transport and long term storage. while on site try to keep them in a cool ventilated place ie the porch of the tent. I wouldn't thonk a very hot car would be ideal, nor anywhere a gas leak can cause the gas to pool or come into contact with sparks.
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Topic: Gas Canisters
