And people said Englander Stoves needed aesthetic improvements.....
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babalu87
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it reminds me of like the first soft serve ice cream machines.
its got the slots to hold a ton of cones, you put the cone underneath pull the handle and do the little swirl.
holy crap is that darths head?
its got the slots to hold a ton of cones, you put the cone underneath pull the handle and do the little swirl.
holy crap is that darths head?
tinkabranc
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Looks like it was an after thought from a shipyard that had spare steel laying around.
"Hey Ralph, look what I made"
"Hey Ralph, look what I made"
Jimbob
Minister of Fire
.....Copied from their site...
***The stoves have no moving parts and no electronics***
These burners are not cute and pretty. If you want a glorious piece of gold trimmed furniture to accessorize your living room or parlor you need to look elswhere.
If you like sophisticated, HiTech, "State of the Art", electronic gadgetry--you're at the wrong place.
:lol:
I wonder if they are EPA approved.
***The stoves have no moving parts and no electronics***
These burners are not cute and pretty. If you want a glorious piece of gold trimmed furniture to accessorize your living room or parlor you need to look elswhere.
If you like sophisticated, HiTech, "State of the Art", electronic gadgetry--you're at the wrong place.
:lol:
I wonder if they are EPA approved.
They're not even UL tested. They could get in serious trouble doing what they're doing, just like that 55 gal. drum outdoor furnace.
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