- of all
functionality of
other stoves,
ovens and
fireplaces as well, such as: baking, cooking,
domestic heating,
drying plants and mushrooms, bathing,...
- A wood-burning
stove (or wood
burner or log
burner in the UK) is a
heating or
cooking appliance capable of
burning wood fuel,
often called solid fuel...
- stones,
resulted in a
stove. The three-stone
stove is
still widely used
around the world. In some
areas it
developed into a U-shaped
dried mud or
brick enclosure...
- A
masonry heater (also
called a
masonry stove) is a
device for
warming an
interior space through radiant heating, by
capturing the heat from periodic...
- A
portable stove is a
cooking stove specially designed to be
portable and lightweight, used in camping, picnicking, back****ng, or
other use in remote...
- The
Primus stove was the
first pressurized-burner
kerosene (paraffin)
stove,
developed in 1892 by
Frans Wilhelm Lindqvist, a
factory mechanic in Stockholm...
- A
kitchen stove,
often called simply a
stove or a cooker, is a
kitchen appliance designed for the
purpose of
cooking food.
Kitchen stoves rely on the...
- A hobo
stove is a
style of
improvised heat-producing and
cooking device used in
survival situations, by backpackers, hobos,
tramps and
homeless people...
-
cooking fire from an
adjacent room that
serves as a kitchen,
sometimes from a
stove set
below floor level. This
allows a
longer contact time
between the exhaust...
-
immediate blast of steam.
Combustibles on, or near the
stove have been
known to
cause fires.
Contact lenses dry out in the heat.
Jewelry or
anything metallic,...