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Stove alcohol - how dangerous?

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Hmm, generally speaking, water is a major by-product of burning almost
anything combustible in an oxygen atmosphere.

True, but your propane stove does not leave water dripping from the
overhead. Maybe it's because alcohol already contains a molecule of water
in each molecule. My chemistry is rusty. Too much alcohol?

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