Name: | Barry, Canada |
Feedback: | I put the wok burner (137,000 BTUs 9″) through a complete test last week for about 8 straight hours – and I am quite satisfied, although I am going to have to adjust my cooking technique to its high performance demands. A few questions and comments: At almost full heat, the flames jump outside and under the wok holder. In fact, if I left this for more than a few seconds, it might start to melt the hose. Any advice. I also find that I have to be very careful of sauces that contain sugar (marinated meat, tomato, Indonesian bottled hot sauces, etc.). The sauce caramelises on the wok. I can remove it only by removing the food and turning the wok to high heat. This creates a layer of charcoal which does separates from the metal fairly easily. I am concerned that if I do this often, the wok may crack although it is pretty good carbon steel and I have been using it for many years. Again, any advice? Other than that, I am very satisfied. For your information, I started by making a vegetable stir fry for about 10 people – fairly simple, quick and tasty. The next day I made a sauce for a paella – three hours of simmering down a tomato based sofrito – for a dinner for 60 people. Then someone brought over a vat of Chilli which I heated up on top of the work burner. When that was done someone else had the fixings for Mexican carnitas – marinated meat, stir fried in the wok. Then the wok was used to reheat the tortillas. My wife no longer thinks I am completely nuts for buying this. And again – how did you end up doing this – or are you really a rocket scientist who does this wok thing on the side? I did try turning the wok burner upside down and running it full throttle. I got about three feet of lift off (just kidding!). |
Our Answer (if any): |
Thank you very much for your feedback.
Also thank you for asking why I have a PhD title while doing a stove business. So far I have been trying to avoid telling my story. Since you asked twice, I will just have to tell from now on. So a friend of mine and I started to try out an outdoor turkey fryer in Wisconsin (he is on mechanical engineering side and I’m on the user side). What I found is that an outdoor turkey fryer stove can not be used to do stir frying appropriately. After a couple years of usage and modification, the stove you have is the outcome. As for now, I’m still working full time for electrical engineering firm(s). Making stove and selling is just my hobby business (some time I got criticized by my wife that I do not maintain enough health (by working on it whenever order comes) that I get cold/flu easily and pass it to our 1 year old every time). The main reason for keeping it through so far is because I desire to see people using our patents and ideas. If there is any company likes to continue on it, we are more than willing to pass the business along. Let me know if you have any more question. |
Category: Customer Feedbacks
I’m enjoying the stove.
Name: | Jim, Kansas |
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I’m enjoying the stove. I have one question and one request. What’s the best way to season a carbon steel wok. I can’t seem to get that slippery “glaze”. Also, will you please send me an id and password so I can watch the videos on your web site? (I’m still getting my cooking area together so will send picture as promised.) P.S. I’m also an EE. I work in instrumentation and controls (in the food industry.) |
Our Answer (if any): |
Thanks for telling us that you enjoy the product. Here is a link to caring your iron wok CareIronWare. Let us know if it does not answer your question. Your user id and password for using customer access video is (please observe that they case sensitive): User id: xxxxx Password: xxxxx Lets know how it works out. |
We have tried the new stove several times last week – it was fantastic experience.
Name: | S.T., California |
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We have tried the new stove several times last week – it was fantastic experience. The fire was much stronger than our indoor stove – and as a result, we basically moved our kitchen outside J Thanks a lot for the great stove. Please let me know if you have some evaluation/feedback form or so. Cheers, |
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Although the long legs are not foldable, they are fairly easy to detach. You can use a screw driver to loosen the adapter screws and take off the long legs. Without the long legs, the short leg stove might be easy to move around. Let us know if this helps. |
I recently receive your stove.
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John, Virginia |
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Hi, I recently receive your stove. I bought the PF9S50. When it came, I noticed the regulator is only 5 psi, which is not considered high pressure, while on your site you claim it is high pressure. Also, the air shutter cap does not hold very well to the burner. |
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Hi Jay, Thanks for giving us your feedback. The burner is a high pressure burner. IF the regulator does not produce high pressure gas, the burner will not perform. In this sense the regulator is producing high enough pressure. To our understanding, low pressure is measured in water column instead of PSI. With respect to the air shutter cap, there should be a spring between the hose orifice end and the shutter cap. The spring tightens the cap against the burner such that you can adjust the shutter position with respect to the burner holes for correct gas-air mixture. If you notice the spring is missing, please let us know. We will send a replacement. Best Regards, |
I just purchased an EasyFlamer EF11LP50 and I like it very much, but I have a question.
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Jintana, connecticut |
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I just purchased a easyflamer EF11LP50 and I like it very much, but I have a question. Can you use it inside the house if you put it on top of a stove that has a hood and vent. |
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Thanks for your feedback. All our stoves are meant for outdoor use only. We would not recommend to using it inside the house. In case that you really want to bring it inside, please caution the following:
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I looked at expensive wok cookers found them to be to lacking power.
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Robert and Mytrinh, California |
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I looked at expensive wok cookers found them to be to lacking power. I did a web search and found your product. I love everything about this product, it cooks fast and possesses more heat than I imagined. I use the Flamer 3 times a week, for cooking stir fry, searing Ahi, and on weekends I do bacon and eggs outdoors (neighbors love the smell). I have purchased numerous iron pans to use with the Flamer. The Flamer is hard piped directly to my barbeque center so it sets on top of the granite counter, I have drilled a hole in the top for the gas tube to go through. I don’t think you can improve this product but if you do I would like the new model, I am more power addict and love new and improved models. Thank you for providing the Flamer. |
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A friend found the site on the web.
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Gabriel, Florida |
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a friend found the site on the web. He knew I was looking for something too cook fish outside. We use the stove every week and are very happy with it. Price was great. The only comment I have is, It would be nice if the regulator worked clockwise instead of counter,clockwise. |
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I am extremely impressed by the power this wok burner gives!
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Felix, Canada |
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I am extremely impressed by the power this wok burner gives! |
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I like the wok burner a lot.
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Phil, Arizona |
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I like the wok burner a lot. It does exactly what it is supposed to do; provide a huge amount of heat that is needed to properly use a wok. I bought it online after a lot of research. There are no local stores that carry it. I use it maybe a dozen times a year, but live here, where it is located, only 6 months per year.
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The stoves worked great and we had fun with it.
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Yoko, Indiana |
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The stoves worked great and we had fun with it.
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