Comments on: Campers Burned When Gas Canister Explodes in Tent http://www.hikerhell.com/2008/07/campers-burned-when-gas-canister-explodes-in-tent/ Learn from other hikers' mistakes (and triumphs). Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:29:44 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: B-Real http://www.hikerhell.com/2008/07/campers-burned-when-gas-canister-explodes-in-tent/comment-page-1/#comment-73 B-Real Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:07:00 +0000 http://thechroniclesofgnarnia.com/?p=226#comment-73 Thanks for the info. You've got a great blog too. <br/><br/>I've always wondered if I could use my MSR Pocket Rocket in an open vestibule during rain and snow. <br/><br/>I guess you're saying it's OK to do that? Thanks for the info. You’ve got a great blog too.

I’ve always wondered if I could use my MSR Pocket Rocket in an open vestibule during rain and snow.

I guess you’re saying it’s OK to do that?

]]> By: Walter Underwood http://www.hikerhell.com/2008/07/campers-burned-when-gas-canister-explodes-in-tent/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Walter Underwood Thu, 31 Jul 2008 20:51:00 +0000 http://thechroniclesofgnarnia.com/?p=226#comment-72 Backpackinglight.com did some serious testing on the carbon monoxide output from stoves. Except for a few bad ones, most stoves are safe to use inside at tent, at least from a fume standpoint. Flames are a completely different matter, unless you are in an igloo. Those are naturally fire-resistant. Backpackinglight.com did some serious testing on the carbon monoxide output from stoves. Except for a few bad ones, most stoves are safe to use inside at tent, at least from a fume standpoint. Flames are a completely different matter, unless you are in an igloo. Those are naturally fire-resistant.

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