DIY Infrared Heater - No Electricity Emergency Stove / Heat (Not sponsored, Yet!)

See several options to use it as a stove - then we create an Infrared Heater with an options that will blow your mind. I've had the heat up to over 675 degrees F in minutes. It really puts out a lot of heat. (Not sponsored - but it should be!) This heater typically burns for approximately 6 - 7 hours depending on the quality of fuel used, the thickness of the wick, the size of the cans and diameter of the holes drilled. 👉Products Used in Video: ✅ VODA Heat Powered Fan: https://amzn.to/3MQ51wc ✅ Soldering Torch with Adjustable Flame: https://amzn.to/4pQTIT6 ✅ Carbon Felt - 20" X 20" Heat Resistant Fabric: https://amzn.to/4pOixyT ✅ 3 pack stainless steel wire mesh screen: https://amzn.to/48OswOP ✅ Infrared Thermometer Laser Temperature Gun: https://amzn.to/4qq7FHI Support the Channel 🌱 If you enjoy simple DIY projects, budget gardening, and practical off-grid ideas, I’ve set up a Patreon for anyone who’d like to help support the channel. Support helps cover materials, testing, and filming time — and yes, it keeps me in coffee ☕ 👉   / whyamigreen   ⚠️ Updated Safety Note: This video documents an experimental alcohol-based heating concept tested at the time of filming. After further experimentation with similar designs, I learned that alcohol vapor can behave unpredictably under certain conditions. For that reason, I do not recommend attempting to recreate this setup. This content is shared for educational discussion only. Inspired by experiments shared by Robert Murray Smith. This video shows my own testing and observations at the time, shared with respect for his work and legacy. Use at your own risk and always prioritize safety. #diyheater #emergencyheater #offgrid #infraredheating ‪@dollartree‬ ‪@amazon‬ ‪@HomeDepot‬​