Rub the outside of the pot with washing up liquid, then the door just rinses off.whoof wrote:mercalia wrote:leftpoole wrote:A mallet is not required at all for any reason!
A simple Methylated spirit stove is obvious for cooking, followed by cheap (and nasty) pans from a Supermarket!
John
you can do better than that - use of those wood burners that work nicely with twigs. I was trying one out last summer and quite inpressed. meths still costs money, twigs dont
one of these
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Portable-Outdoor-Wood-Burning-Camping-Stove-and-Blowtube-Set-Picnic-Backpacking/303572525094?hash=item46ae552026:g:uAUAAOSwsqdexCvS
mine came with a little dish for those I think solid fuel things
I've got one of these half the price of the above and folds flat. So far have only used it for a brew in the back garden and seems OK other than making your pot sooty.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Outdoor-Ligh ... 0005.m1851
Now that hot tenting is a thing (as it always was until the advent of plastic tents), I want to see the first canvas solo tent with a wood burner.