

| Subject: | Re: simple heat for stove top, e-bay |
| From: | Edward Maglott |
| Date: | Sun, 24 Feb 2008 09:50:00 -0500 |
I had forgotten that clay pot trick. Seems like I remember people saying you should heat the pot up in the oven for a while to make sure all the moisture is out of the clay, which might make it expode when it gets on the westy stove. I tried to engineer in my head (which I do all the time) a device that sits on the stove, has a heat exchanger and a fan and exhausts out the sliding window . Something like a zodi hot vent maybe. Never got anything out of my head on that, but I liked the idea that it could be left at home when not needed and only used on the trips that I wasn't at a plug in. Edward At 08:12 PM 2/23/2008, Rob wrote: >At 2/23/2008 04:01 PM, rpc wrote: >>I haven't seen this before. Simple and cheap. >> >> E-bay item # 280201712547 >> I'd like to see if the flame remains on the stove burner or >>migrates up onto the cone like a cat heater. >> >> I wouldn't leave it on all night. It's going to be -9 tonight. >>Global warming ain't what it used to be... >> >> Chris C >> 90MV > >Simple and cheap is a clay garden pot set on the burner (with the >pointy end up). The clay pot gets hot and gives off heat. >Not for the person who doesn't have common sense but a lot better >than nothing. > > > >Rob >becida@comcast.net
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