When the fire is well-established, you can begin to add larger pieces of wood. Hardwoods (birch, maple, hickory, oak, etc.) will burn longer than softwoods.

Let the fire burn down to cold ash. Dig a small hole for the ashes, and pour water over them before covering with dirt.

The CampStove is compatible with most devices that can be charged through a standard USB port. This includes cell phones, smartphones, MP3 players, LED flashlights, headlamps, and rechargeable battery packs,...

The CampStove works very well in the cold, because the power generated is based on the heat difference between the flame temperature and the ambient air. The CampStove can...

If it’s windy, position the stove so the flame is blowing over the stainless steel fuel chamber away from the plastic power module. ...

The CampStove is designed for clean combustion, but all woods burned in the stove will create some soot. Pitchy pine will create the most, and hardwoods like maple...

The time to boil will depend on the heat of the fire you’ve built. With a typical fire, 1 liter of water can reach a boil in less...

Choose pots and pans that are no more than 10" inches in diameter and no more than 8 pounds when fully loaded. Any metal cookware (aluminum, stainless steel,...

On average, it may take 5-10 minutes before it’s ready to charge. It will take a little longer if you’ve recently been charging other devices, or if you haven’t...