Is Coleman white gas naphtha?

Coleman fuel, also generically sold as white gas, is a petroleum naphtha product marketed by the Coleman Company.

Is Coleman liquid fuel the same as kerosene?

Re: Difference between Coleman brand fuel and kerosene Kerosine is like Stove Oil, White Gas is Gasoline that’s being refined about 5 times more that Gas, there’s absolutely nothing the same about the two products.

Can you use alcohol in a Coleman stove?

No, it will not. It only works with coleman fuel or unleaded gasoline. Denatured alcohol is only recommended to clean the gas tank, the valve and the generator tube by allowing it a couple of hours to stay enclosed in the system and then disposing of it, but not to burn it.

What is stove naphtha?

Naphtha is a term relating to a range of hydrocarbons used as solvents or feedstock for petroleum products. For purposes of categorizing fuels for stoves, “naphtha” is used to include all naphtha and gasoline-like fuels that have been refined to be as aromatic and additive free as practical for stove use.

Is naphtha the same as camp fuel?

From what I can tell, camp stove gas and lighter fluid are quite similar and both referred to as naphtha.

What is the oldest Coleman stove?

Coleman records indicate that they made their Model 413E stove from 1954 through 1961. John Stendahl, whose collection this is in, believes this is the earliest version of the 413E’s. The tank is still copper painted but is now seamed around the middle and made from two pressed pieces of steel.

When did Coleman start making camp stoves?

1923
In 1923, the company expanded its product line and the Coleman Camp Stove quickly became a hit with people all over the country.

Is naphtha and kerosene the same?

Petroleum naphtha is a name used primarily in the United States for petroleum distillate containing principally aliphatic hydrocarbons and boiling higher than gasoline and lower than kerosene.