BRS-8 Multi Fuel Outdoor Cooker - Portable Kerosene Stove with Foldable Gas Burners for Camping and Picnic Cooking

Bit late as the re-call was in may but i dont use the bottle i use a threaded gas canister and ill be honest it seems perfectly safe for me anyhow ive never used the liquid bottle and i never will so ive decided to keep mine its a damn good stove. I cant speak in regards to the bottle set up as ive mentioned so i dont suggest you go against the re-call if you use the bottle set up

Am I right in saying this product was recalled. I've had 2 near misses.. one with petrol and 1 with gas. This product leaks like a seive.Very unsafe

I love it!instructions are useless so here's the basics:-find somewhere outdoor with nothing flammable around you.3/4 fill tank, pump tank about 10 times, open valve until you see fuel spraying into the burner then TURN OFF the fuel valve to stop any more fuel going in.ignite the puddle of fuel then WAIT until the flame is POPPING and SPITTING (can take up to a minute) then slowly open the fuel nozzle until you get a nice blue roaring flame and you're running.Fuels:Ethanol doesn't work, it runs for a few seconds with a perfect blue flame then goes out even with the different spray nozzle used.Paraffin is hard to light without a decent match and doesn't burn a completely blue flame although it is cheap.Petrol is the cheapest and easiest fuel to use but stinks when you get it on your hands when depressurising it.Coleman fuel works as good as petrol but is very expensive but doesn't leave your hands too smelly.I bought a converter so can use camping gas bottles, search for 'Gas Bottle Adaptor Stove Connector for Camping Stove '

It uses unleaded refined petrol (Coleman/White Gas) or butane... But does come the required nozzle for parrafin as a seperate accessory (this is not clear in the instructions)The item did arrive with some cosmetic damage, which doesn't effect it's functionality - however, I got a small discount, and next day delivery; so overall I'm very satisfied(Edited)

Bought this to replace a “gasoline” Coleman stove that I lost. This has the fuel can separate from the main burner unlike the Coleman. Dubious about the durability of the sheathed rubber hose but the stove works very well with both butane and petrol fuel if a little noisy when it gets going.Can also be run on diesel by changing the injector but haven’t tried this. There is a metal “deflector” that sits above the jets and this seems important to the function of the stove, but it is not being attached in any way, so it will be exceedingly easy to lose.Time will tell if it lasts as long as the Coleman which was working great for more than a decade.

Product has arrived, box is damaged. Fuel bottle is scratched and marked and the stove has spot on it so it’s obviously been used and not what I expect having spent over £60 to get a used and abused product

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A bit noisy but very efficient