My ancient Coleman gasoline-fueled stove leaked fuel, so I had to carry it carefully. If I did not pump air into the tank just right, or if I didn’t get the stove resting at just the right angle, it would spit gasoline at me as well as all over itself, and ignite at unpredictable times when I was trying to cook. Some people would suggest I fix the leak, or buying a new stove, but I hate throwing something away just because it might kill me some day.
