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Quote: Originally posted by glen_p on 19/1/2009
Insulating a butane bottle is the worst thing you can do! As the gas is released the bottle will cool down* - if it's insulated it will simply stop working all together,
*Running high draw appliances such as industrial gas heaters will actually cause ice to form on the bottles, even indoors.
Use propane or liquid fuel.
Glen
Shows what I know!! Thanks for putting me straight Glen. I only suggested it based on experience of taking butane bottles inside the tent at night in winter and wrapping in clothing to stop them freezing overnight, then unwrapping and using outside in the morning. Never actually tried insulating one - and won't try now either!!
------------- Gurt Lush
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