Thous Winds Camping Oil Lantern, Fuel Lamp for Outdoor Lighting Portable Stove for Cooking Warming, Black

Very cozy little fire. It burns nice and adds good light and heat. Using paraffin oil it can be used indoors in small areas too. Great piece for a campervan 😀

Excellent little cook stove. Great for Jiffy pop popcorn with the grandchildren. It does leak when moved around. Not an issue but something to be aware of.

Love that little fireplace! I already had a small cast iron tea pot and tried it out to see how long it will take to boil water on a low setting, or IF it can boil water. Does it ever, and fast at that. Needless to say, never leave anything flame unattended. The built is solid like cast iron which it might well be. When you first fill the tank, which holds about 200ml, leave it sitting for at least 15 minutes to give the wick time to soak up the oil. Then you'll have no problems lighting it and keeping it lit. It looks lovely with the dancing flames which instill calmness and even put out a little warmth. I keep it on our enclosed porch and have not noticed any smells.

This is an amazing little stove, light and heater. It is just right for when I want a fire but not a full wood stove fire. That’s how we heat our farmhouse. I was surprised by the amount of heat generated. It’s just enough to knock off the chill. A full tank of paraffin oil burning at a medium flame lasted 3 hours and boiled a full kettle. Keep in mind— only use a pot or kettle that you would put on an open flame. This gets hot enough it will crack ceramic pots even on a low setting. I waited a year before purchasing this stove. It was worth the wait. Odorless. Sturdy construction. No leakage though the tank is not sealed. Functional and compact.

Absolutely rocks! Solid, super heavy for the size of it. Quality. But the real beauty is in the warmth & the anesthetics.