Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

Input:
Question: Worthington 16.4 propane cylinder Question is simple. Can I use Worthington 16.4 oz Propane Cylinders with this stove?
Document: If by cheaper, they mean malfunctioning units can't use fuel and are therefore more economical, they are correct. But the fact of the matter is that much if not most of the liquid fuel ends up going to pot as it has a limited shelf life. They say two years, I'd say more like half that. About half the white fuel I buy ends up being used as cleaning solvent in the garage.The figures they use re propane cost are worst case scenario. I think the last one I saw was assuming a cost of roughly $4 per 16 oz cylinder.
It supplies even and good heat and we've used it with cast iron skillets with no problem. A 16 oz propane cylinder lasts more than an hour with both burners at high heat and several hours with one low burner. It's also very rugged.It's an excellent camp stove for emergencies.
easy too use, plenty big enough the cook breakfast for 3 to 4 people. easy to clean, light, lighter works great. Makes camp cooking soo easy!! !i love this product! !
I love this stove. Very easy to use. Just attach the propane canister, push a button and whammo! Heats up nicely and the stove is very easy to clean. Love it! !
I paid extra to purchase an InstaStart Stove but apparently I received a conventional Coleman 2-Burner stove since the ignitor feature does not work. I must use a hand held ignitor to start the propane burners. What did I get for the additional  purchase price? ?
The gas manifold was a separate piece, and the unit lacked a secure attachment point for the gas cylinder on the stove itself, leaving the gas cylinder loose and requiring a larger surface area to balance the entire unit.I returned it the next day, and bought a cast iron two burner from another vendor.
On our very first camping trip with my new stove, it caught fire. The seal around the knobs that turning on the stove seem to be leaking gas, so when the it is turned to full, the stove caught fire. Even when the stove is not in use, the gas seems to be leaking. A propane cane was slowly running out overnight without the stove on. This is the second PerfectFlow InstraStart stove I saw on fire. Last year, a friend of mine had the same incident.
I've had people ask about where I got my stove from people wanting something new. I've never had to use a lighter, it always lights (sometimes I need to give it a second for the gas to get going, 2-3 quick clicks and it's on).I got the bag to go with it and will do a separate review - and while it's handy the nylon fabric over one of the propane canisters shredded. I'll probable try to make a new fabric holder out of knit or something.
We acquired this little stove because we were undergoing a kitchen renovation and already had a propane tank (for a Weber grill), and could cook outdoors at this time of year. (Do not, of course, use this indoors). We found it worked well with a 5-gal. tank if you also buy a Coleman propane hose and adapter.The built-in starter button is a nice touch. As for the flame difficulties that other reviewers report, I suggest that you might want a separate, hand-held spark lighter if you find the built-in spark a little small.
I put a bungee around it also. Because there is some stress with the fuel line and small propane tanks-I think I'll use the larger 20lb tank and hook direct to the tube from the stove-less stress on the fitting. It" a blow torch if you run it full, I'll bet it does get hot! Anyway it seems very good and hope to get lots of good meals cooked with it-am using cast iron grills and pans for even heating-pancakes are better than on the home stove with the cast griddle.
Answer: yes