Cleaning and caring for your Wrought-Iron Pan: How to keep it ready to use for a long time
How to properly clean and care for your cast iron pan – without damaging the patina.
Wick petroleum stoves diameter 55 mm x 170 mm
Wick petroleum stoves diameter 55 mm x 170 mm
improved flame behavior
long service life
suitable for kerosene stoves
diameter of 5
5 cm
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SKU:
DOCHT3
Description
Description
This Petromax stove wick made of cotton impresses with excellent flame behavior and an extremely long service life.
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Specifications
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