How to: Kerosene Lanterns!

preview_player
Показать описание
A “how-to” on kerosene hurricane lanterns!
  1. Hat Life Adventures
  2. Hurricane Lamp
  3. Kerosene Lantern
  4. Citronella Lantern
  5. Prepping
  6. Preparedness
Рекомендации по теме
How to Use 0:02:51

How to Use an Oil Lantern

Kerosene lantern for 0:08:20

Kerosene lantern for beginners Dietz Comet oil lantern # 50

How to Use 0:02:41

How to Use an Oil Lamp

How to clean 0:03:24

How to clean and use an old-fashioned kerosene lantern

How to Use 0:19:29

How to Use and Maintain a Kerosene Lantern!

DIY Oil Lamp 0:00:51

DIY Oil Lamp

KEROSENE LANTERN ASMR 0:00:14

KEROSENE LANTERN ASMR

How to: Kerosene 0:09:02

How to: Kerosene Lanterns!

Restoring a 200 0:00:30

Restoring a 200 Year Old French Oil Lamp

Off-Grid Prepper Lighting 0:13:50

Off-Grid Prepper Lighting That Will OUTLIVE YOU

lighting a German 0:05:11

lighting a German Petromax 829 Rapid kerosene lantern.

Vintage kerosene lantern 0:00:19

Vintage kerosene lantern Bat 159, made in Germany

Unboxing Coleman Kerosene 0:11:50

Unboxing Coleman Kerosene Lantern🔥

Tips about Kerosene 0:14:32

Tips about Kerosene Lanterns requested by fellow YouTuber Habeas J

Tips for getting 0:06:50

Tips for getting the most light from an oil lamp

Oil Lamp Tips 0:08:39

Oil Lamp Tips for Off Grid Living

How Safe are 0:14:00

How Safe are Kerosene Lanterns for Camping in 2023?

Baby food jar 0:00:20

Baby food jar oil lamp 🔥

How to Use 0:01:01

How to Use a Victorian Oil Lamp

Lamps and Lanterns 0:10:17

Lamps and Lanterns Guide

Why do hurricane 0:31:46

Why do hurricane lanterns look like that?

Lantern Types and 0:14:26

Lantern Types and Fuels

Pressure lamps: gaslighting 0:30:48

Pressure lamps: gaslighting on the go

Buy One of 0:04:32

Buy One of These Before It's Too Late! (Kerosene Lantern)

Комментарии
Автор

The tubes on the side are “ air tubes “ these feed cold air to the flame so that it burns brighter. As the air enters at the base of the air tube it’s then heated by the flame and rises out the chimney at the top causing a draught which draws more cold air to feed the flame. Simple but brilliant. Excuse the pun.

TonyM
Автор

It's 2023. WHY would we need these? The advances in LED and solar charging has made some GREAT camp lighting options. I am all for nostalgia and I like FIRE. I suppose that is enough.

Milkman
Автор

Interesting video. On the bottle of my paraffin lamp oil, it says the oil can freeze at 45F. I use undyed kerosene in my lanterns as I don't care for the citronella smell in the house. Looks like the burner in the Stansport was installed upside down. Why do you store them dry?

kylerayk
Автор

i brought a stansport lantern at wm, $8.00.
Put about half inch of kerosene in it and sat it in a aluminum pie pan with paper towels under it, , because i had heard so many bad reviews on it i just hadda find out 4 myself, , bottom seam on 1 side leaks bad other side is okay..
Should hv listened 2 the reviews & spent the $8.00 on beer instead..

tomcatt