DONT use camping stoves indoors!

[moeburn]

Another lesson learned... figured I may as well teach it:

For the purposes of herb extraction and construction (lets just say for the record I was making cannabutter), I wanted to use a camping stove in my basement to not get caught by my parents. Once again, by not trying to get caught, I endangered their lives.

The camping stove is an old Coleman white-fuel stove, meaning it is fueled by naphtha or gasoline. I used naphtha fuel, like zippo fuel.

After 30 minutes of cooking, I realised that the air tasted like candy and I had a slight headache. WARNING SIGNS! I immediately turned off the stove and opened up a window, and did some research online.

I probable got a very mild dose of carbon monoxide poisoning.

Needless to say, nobody was harmed, and I am feeling much better now.

moeburn Reviewed by moeburn on 02-09-2007. DONT use camping stoves indoors! Another lesson learned... figured I may as well teach it: For the purposes of herb extraction and construction (lets just say for the record I was making cannabutter), I wanted to use a camping stove in my basement to not get caught by my parents. Once again, by not trying to get caught, I endangered their lives. The camping stove is an old Coleman white-fuel stove, meaning it is fueled by naphtha or gasoline. I used naphtha fuel, like zippo fuel. After 30 minutes of cooking, I Rating: 5

[Four50HP383Chevy]

did you really do this? did you seriously think that was a good idea? wow dude, just WOW

[nikweiser]

lol first thing i saw was camping stove and inside and i laughed.
at least you didnt fall asleep or something

[russ-bob]

are you kiding me? its a comon sense thing... where you baked when oyu got this idea? meh im just glad onone died that would have been a mess tot clean up lol.
Peace

~Russ~