I have done the same in birch bark or used hot stones in
Perhaps I need to burn some of my firewood outside and see if I can put a plastic can to boiling water. If it fails all that would happen is I lose a coffee can. If I try the same in the house and it fails I'm sure my lovely wife would look unfavorable on the pursuit of science whice inspired me.
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Dennis Eugene,
2012-12-29, 16:16
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- My wife enjoyed that a bunch! - Otony, 2012-12-29, 16:36
- My Granddaughter -
Charles,
2012-12-29, 17:27
- My Granddaughter - Otony, 2012-12-29, 18:40
- Folgers coffee cans? -
Amerileiro,
2012-12-29, 19:47
- Folgers coffee cans? - Dennis Eugene, 2012-12-29, 21:30
- My Granddaughter -
Murphy,
2012-12-29, 22:06
- plastic coffee cans -
AkRay,
2012-12-30, 16:54
- plastic coffee cans -
Dennis Eugene,
2012-12-30, 22:22
- I have done the same in birch bark or used hot stones in -
Hobie,
2012-12-31, 15:33
- I have done the same in birch bark or used hot stones in -
Amerileiro,
2013-01-02, 10:47
- Yep, when bark burns it smokes but it doesn't stink like - Hobie, 2013-01-02, 21:50
- I'm not sure I'd want to be drinking the plasticizers -
stonewalrus,
2013-01-02, 22:36
- I like steel coffee cans because they don't cost anything - AkRay, 2013-01-03, 00:22
- I have done the same in birch bark or used hot stones in -
Amerileiro,
2013-01-02, 10:47
- I have done the same in birch bark or used hot stones in -
Hobie,
2012-12-31, 15:33
- plastic coffee cans -
Dennis Eugene,
2012-12-30, 22:22
- plastic coffee cans -
AkRay,
2012-12-30, 16:54