[Stoves] Three traditional Indonesian charcoal stoves

[Paul Anderson]

Dear Crispin, and to Cecil Cook also, and others,

On 5/9/2014 6:59 AM, Crispin Pemberton-Pigott wrote: [referring to 
Indonesia]:
>
> There are many tiny stoves used for tea making. In fact most people 
> have 4 or 5 stoves of different sizes. The smallest one I saw was 
> about the size of a coffee cup. All the little ones are charcoal 
> burning. Charcoal is a tiny portion of the fuel supply, however.
>
Please tell us more about these numerous and tiny stoves and their uses 
and fuels.   Because....

This makes me think of the tiny TLUD stoves that are commonly made of 
tincanium (tin cans) but do a great job of small cooking and heating tea 
water, etc.   Knowing what the Indonesians are doing will help us 
understand what options might be also acceptable.

Paul

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> Regards
>
> Crispin
>
> Thank you sharing these - do they also use charcoal in these stoves or 
> mostly just alcohol?
>
> Why do you think they have different holes?
>
> Thanks
>
>
> *Cookswell Jikos*
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