FUJIKA PET stove

For the past few years, we have had to wait several months to order a new Fujica stove, but we have now received a shipment of Fujica pets from the 1970s.

Although there is some damage such as discoloration, chipped enamel on the top, and rust on the saucer, it has been used infrequently and stored well, so it is in very good condition overall. The wick has also been replaced with a new glass wick, so it will last a long time.

It's powerful for its size, and heats better than Aladdin and other models. The current model is rated for a maximum of 8 tatami mats in wooden structures and 10 tatami mats in reinforced concrete structures, but I personally feel it can be used in larger spaces. It's perfect for home use and is sure to be a great addition to camping trips. However, if you plan to use it for cooking, we recommend using a trivet to prevent stains from forming on the top surface.

How to use <br data-mce-fragment="1">Lift the tube▼
Pull out the wick and light it.
If the tube is not inserted straight, soot will come out.
If a flame appears, try lowering the wick a little at a time.

Caution <br data-mce-fragment="1">Even when the earthquake-resistant device is activated, the wick will not lower all the way down, so when extinguishing the fire, please manually lower the wick all the way down.