Review on 🔥 Powerful Gas ONE GS-3900P Dual Fuel Portable Stove – Brass Burner, Spiral Flame, 15,000 BTU Output, Carrying Case Included by Justin Luna

My wife loves to cook on an electric stove so we have one in our kitchen. I, on the other hand, have been charged on gas and find that the electric responds too weakly. So when I really need gas for instant control, I pull this part out. I use one pound propane tanks to fill it up. The device gives off a lot of heat and is solidly built. It ignites immediately and allows a very wide and sensitively adjustable flame size. The pot stand is detachable for easy cleaning and can withstand a lot of weight. I have never tried using a butane canister in a device. Yes I use this burner indoors on a countertop and can't figure out why not. The manufacturer/dealer's advice not to use it indoors, just a way to limit liability if a user does something stupid I guess. Damn, if it wasn't stupid I'm sure they would have advised never to fill it up or even turn it on. Then, whatever happened, they could say that they do not recommend this use. Two things to note that I wish would be different: 1. The dial works the opposite of what I'm used to. Most controls increase heat or flame levels by turning clockwise; This reduces it, so you start by turning counterclockwise to light the gas and clockwise to turn it off. Nothing special, but not intuitive either.2. The control has no positive click in the closed position. I have some concerns that a relatively small incidental contact could open the valve slightly from its closed position, allowing the fuel to flow out so slowly that it would be imperceptible. I am thinking of making some changes to the device to make this position more secure. Until I can do that, I feel compelled to unplug the fuel tank every time I'm done burning, which is a bit frustrating. Overall I am very happy with the burner.