10 Best Portable Stove
Updated on: September 2023
Best Portable Stove in 2023
Coleman Portable Butane Stove with Carrying Case
- Instastart ignition for matchless lighting; 7,650 total BTUs of cooking power
- Fits up to a 10 inch pan
- Lasts up to 1.25 hours on high on one 8.8 ounces butane gas cylinder (sold separately)
- Adjustable burner gives precise temperature control, and large base offers stability for easy stirring
- Durable porcelain coated grate is easy to clean, and aluminum burner is rust proof for years of use
- Carry case included
- 1 year limited warranty
Gas ONE GS-1000 7,650 BTU Portable Butane Gas Stove Automatic Ignition with Carrying Case, CSA Listed (Stove)
- High Output - Most Fuel Efficient Butane Portable Stove On The Market - Boils Water quickly with 7,650 BTU Evenly Compared To Compeititors Portable Stoves/ To Be used with 8oz Butane Canister Only (Fuel Sold Separately)
- Safety Features - Highest Safety Standard: CSA (US & Canadian Standards Association) Approved Portable, Easy To Use, Reliable For Camping, Outdoor Cooking, Home Emergency Kit, Etc. Equipped with Fuel Cartridge Injection safety feature, If the stove defects 0.7 kilogram force from canister, It will automatically ejects butane canister from the stove
- Automatic Starter - Piezo-Type Electric Starter With Safety Shut-Off System; No Matches Or Lighters Required
- Portable - Easy To Use, Reliable For Camping, Outdoor Cooking, Home Emergency Kit, Etc. *(Comes With Carrying Case/Complete With User Manual
- Quiet Operation - This stove provides clean efficient burn along with silent operation *OUTDOOR USE ONLY*
Coleman Gas Camping Stove | Classic Propane Stove, 2 Burner
- COOKING POWER: Up to 20,000 total BTUs
- 2 ADJUSTABLE BURNERS: For precise temperature control
- WIND-BLOCKING PANELS: Shield burners from wind
- PRESSURE REGULATOR: Pressure-control technology for consistent performance, even in extreme conditions
- RUNTIME: Up to 1 hour on high on one 16.4 oz. propane cylinder (sold separately)
- 3-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
TOMSHOO Camping Stove Camp Wood Stove Portable Foldable Stainless Steel Burning Backpacking Stove for Outdoor Hiking Picnic BBQ-Upgraded Version
- ♨Sturdy & Stable: This camping stove made of durable stainless steel. The windproof serrated cross stand offers a stable platform for your cookware and increases heat contact.
- ♨Unique Design, Efficient Burning: The wood stove has the double wall inside makes cold air to be heated fast when entering the chamber, thus significantly improve burning efficiency.
- ♨Unlimited Fuel: Use the twigs, leaves, branches, wood as fuel to cook a meal on your hike, and the stove includes a tray to hold solid alcohol fuel.
- ♨Foldable & Lightweight: Easily collapsible into a compact size (5.4" x 2.8") and packed in the mesh carrying sack for convenient storage. At only 1 pound.
- ♨What You Get:1*TOMSHOO Camping Stove,1*Alcohol Tray, 1*BBQ Grill Net 1*Mesh Storage Sack, 12-month worry-free warranty and friendly customer service.
RoadPro 12-Volt Portable Stove, Black
- Handy 12-volt portable stove
- Warms food to 300 degrees
- Can be used to heat most kinds of pre-cooked food
- Plugs into most 12V lighter-type sockets
- Ideal for stews, beans, chops, rice meals, hot dishes/goulash and more
Gas ONE GS-3000 Portable Gas Stove with Carrying Case, 9,000 BTU, CSA Approved, Black (Stove + 4 Fuel)
- Includes - Butane Stove and 4 Butane Fuel Canister Cartridge
- Portable, Easy to use, reliable for camping or home emergency kit
- Piezo type electric starter with safety shut off system; No matches or lighters required
- Comes with black carrying case in 'Color Box' (Complete with user manual)
- Heat Output: Up to 9,000 BTU/Hr.
Cusimax Portable Electric Stove, 1800W Infrared Double Burner Heat-up In Seconds, 7 Inch Ceramic Glass Double Hot Plate Cooktop for Dorm Office Home Camp, Compatible w/All Cookware - Upgraded Version
- [WORKS WITH ALL TYPES OF COOKWARE]: Compatible with pots and pans with maximum size of 7.1 inches. Works with glass, copper and frying pans, Cast-iron and aluminum and heats cookware efficiently with minimal heat loss. All CUSIMAX products are covered by Product Liability Insurance of United States.
- [HEAT-UP IN SECONDS] Compare to hot plate burner which takes minutes to heat up, Infrared burners takes few seconds to heat up. Powered by 120V and 900-Watts (left plate) + 900-Watts (right plate), add up to 1800W. Cook food including warm sauces, scrambled eggs, grilled cheese, boil water, make soup, cook pasta and vegetables and do so much more. Please cover your cookware with a lid when boil water.
- [CONVENIENT] The small scale in size makes it very portable. Ideal for dorm rooms, offices, camping, or even your RV. Great for every day use or as an extra cooking appliance in a busy kitchen. No stovetop required. Simply wipe with a clean damp cloth when cool.
- [SAFE & DURABLE] NO Radiation, our infrared cooktop works by far infrared heating and has no electromagnetic radiation, and therefore, it is harmless to the human body. Automatic safety shutoff function with temperature regulated by a thermostat, it is normal when the indicator turns on and off automatically. Black Stainless steel body built to withstand frequent use. Durable ceramic cooktop.
- [18-MONTH FREE REPLACEMENT] 18-month Warranty for quality issues with FREE replacement. 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. Customer Satisfaction is our goal, and Cusimax brand stands behind their products. With free Lifetime Customer Service, please contact us with any issues so that we can resolve them or replace your product. (All warranties are void for improper usage of the product). Get Yours Now, Risk-Free!
IMUSA USA GAU-80305 Electric Single Burner 1100-Watts, Black
- Can Be Used for Cooking Outdoors or in the Office
- Features a Temperature Regulating Knob with Heat Distribution Coils
- Power Indicator Light. Non-slip rubber feet prevents product from sliding
- Slim Space Saving Design
- This item shouldn’t be use for more than 60 minutes in a 2-hour period as indicated in the manual
Cusimax Hot Plate Portable Electric Stove Countertop Single Burner 1500W with Adjustable Temperature Control & Non-Slip Rubber Feet, 7.4†Cooktop for Dorm Office Home Camp, Compatible for All Cookwares
- [❤ MULTIPURPOSE & PORTABLE] - CUSIMAX Hot Plate is ideal for office use, camping, parties, boats, RVs, student accommodation, traveling or as an extra cooking utensil in your kitchen. Because of its small and light size, you can easily to used in confined spaces or anywhere.
- [❤ 1500W & EASY TO CONTROL] - CUSIMAX Hot Plate used 7 thermostatically controlled heat settings conveniently to cook a variety of foods such as warm sauces, scrambled eggs, grilled cheese, soup, pasta, vegetables and so much more. Also you can use it as extra burner to keep food warm.
- [❤ ALL TYPES OF COOKWARE AND SAFE] - CUSIMAX hot plate is equipped with a powerful 7.4 inches heating plate, compatible with pots and pans with maximum size of 7.4 inches. CUSIMAX hot plate can be used with any type of cookware in your home, such as aluminium pans, copper pans, cast lron frying pans and non-magnetic stainless steel pans can heats cookware efficiently with minimal heat loss. Also, compared to induction cookers, hot plate is safe to use and doesn’t emit harmful radiation.
- [❤ SAFE & EASY TO CLEAN] Black Stainless steel body built to withstand frequent use. Simply wipe with a clean cloth when cool. The non-slip feet ensure that the unit stays firmly in place. Overheat protection and stylish indicator light for safe use. Automatic safety shutoff function with temperature regulated by a thermostat, to avoid damage or injury.
- [❤ NOTICE] CUSIMAX offer a outstanding 30-day hassle-free return policy & 18-month promise. We assure you that no other countertop burner beats our products' high-caliber quality & efficiency. All CUSIMAX products are covered by Product Liability Insurance of United States. For details, please refer to the instruction manual. (Note: It is normal the machine will get hot because it has higher calorific value when it works. It’s normal that the heating light may cycle on and off during operation.)
Maxi-Matic ESB-301BF Single Electric Flat Cast Iron Heating Plate Burner Power Indicator Light, Non-Skid Feet, Easy To Clean, 1000 Watts, Black
- Adjustable temperature control with Off, Warm, Low, Med, and High settings
- 1000 watts of power for faster cooking
- Easy to clean heavy duty cast-iron flat heating plate
- Cool-touch base and non-skid rubber feet for stable cooking
- Power indicator light
- 1000 Watts of power for faster cooking
- Adjustable temperature control with Off, Warm, Low, Med, and High settings
- Easy to clean heavy duty cast-iron flat heating plate
- Cool-touch base
- Power indicator light
- Non-skid rubber feet for stable cooking
Top 5 Reasons Why a Gas Stove’s Burner Won’t Light
This article briefly discusses five reasons why a gas stove's burner won't light.
The first house that I ever purchased came with a very old gas range that would malfunction from time to time. The most frequent problem that I would encounter was a burner that wouldn't light. Over the years, I learned that there are typically five reasons why a gas stove's burner won't light. Here's a quick rundown on each one:
Extinguished Pilot Light
If your gas stove's burners are on the fritz, one of the first things that you should look for is an extinguished pilot light. There are several reasons why a pilot light goes out. One of the reasons is that the pilot hole becomes clogged. When my gas stove's pilot hole would become clogged, I'd shut off the burners and insert a thin needle into the pilot hole. Sometimes I'd have to wiggle the needle around in order to get rid of the entire obstruction. Afterward, I'd relight the pilot light with a long-handled match.
Dirty Igniter Electrodes
The second thing that you should look for when your gas stove's burners won't light are dirty igniter electrodes. A gas stove's igniter electrodes are located near the burner. It sort of looks like a ceramic, white spark plug. I would occasionally clean the igniter electrodes on my old gas stove with an old toothbrush. It seemed to work pretty well.
Clogged Portholes
The third thing that you should look for when your gas stove's burners won't light are clogged portholes. The portholes are located near the flash tube. The best way to access them is to lift up the top of the stove. Of course you'll want to remove the burner grates first. When the portholes on my old gas stove would get clogged, I'd use a sewing needle and an old toothbrush to clean them.
Misaligned Flash Tube
The fourth thing that you should look at when your gas stove's burners won't light is the alignment between the burner's flash tube and the pilot flame. Sometimes they fall out of alignment. The flash tubes are little tubes that extend out of each burner and face the pilot flame. You can generally push them back into alignment by hand.
Poor Air Shutter Setting
The fifth area that you should look at when your gas stove's burners won't light is the air shutter. The air shutter is connected to the burner tube and is located towards the front of the stove. As the name suggests, it is what regulates how much air goes to the burner. You can adjust the air shutter by hand using the shutter screw. In my experience, the shutter screw will move fairly easily. If yours won't, you may need to help it along with the aid of a screwdriver. Keep in mind that you may have to adjust the shutter several times before you are happy with the air flow.
Source: Personal Experience
Killeen Gonzalez has a history of completing DIY home improvement projects with her family.
