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    I swap them during cooking too. nice idea AB but you cant fit the bottles into the cooker while they are dressed in a skirt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD View Post
    I swap them during cooking too. nice idea AB but you cant fit the bottles into the cooker while they are dressed in a skirt.
    I've got thin crappy open end ones and they just fit. The better stubby coolers will not though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD View Post
    I swap them during cooking too. nice idea AB but you cant fit the bottles into the cooker while they are dressed in a skirt.
    I do the same, lay one close to the cooker to keep it warm, when the one being used gets too cold swap positions. Only really an issue on cold mornings, but when you want that first hot coffee of the day it is a real pain.

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    yep i swapped to the 4.5 kg bottle for the same reason but do still carry the elcheapo with me.
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    My little gas burner that takes the disposables really needs to be chucked out

    Keeps leaking gas and igniting!

    Have a nice ring burner but one legs broke of
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    Quote Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2 View Post
    My little gas burner that takes the disposables really needs to be chucked out

    Keeps leaking gas and igniting!

    Have a nice ring burner but one legs broke of
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