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Why the hell would I have a tarp in my hotel room?

If you plan on putting a pot in the fire, you can coat it with dish soap beforehand. It get easy to clean.

nice great way to spread more heavy metal contamination in the already polluted waters.... all for looks.

yea im not freakin cooking with my water carrier for camping.

Rambo definitely made the knife industry in the '80s millions. Cold Steel, Gerber & Buck were the kings in the day.

My man! Drinkin' some Brooklyn!

What if I take it in clean… then leave with it used properly

i use my coffee grounds.. fry pan etc works like a charm

The Pathfinder Store makes a stainless steel cup for the standard Grayl. A little cheaper alternative.

Talked about why you should use TRT.

I got the loose paint and heavy rust off my trailers rims with leather gloves and drive way stones rubbed them with stones took off the loose paint and rust in 15 min power washed then permatex rust converter then two Coates of Rust-Oleum red oxide primer in the quart can painted with a brush now good for another decade or two . They where really bad not a little.

One thing I noticed about Gayle, is, just like everything else in the outdoor gear, they are stupid expensive.

Carry a small light weight green scrubby

A great video SIR! Very informative.... Thank you!!!!! Take care of yourself.............

If you don’t have access to a sandy stream, you can use ash from the fire that made the soot, with the same method. Works even better than sand.

What do you think of the neck lights? Hands free, but not on the head.

We used to use Murphy oil soap before putting it in the fire. In the Boy Scouts of the 1970s

A whole video here full of great information, and all anyone can do is fixate on/ shame him for his pants. Firstly, it is functional. Still offers relative leg/knee protection while allowing ventilation. I began doing this to my pants for no gi jiu jitsu years ago because it still protected my legs from mat burn without having to wear a separate rashguard. I guarantee you no one said anything about my "capri pants" while i was tapping them out. The same principle applies for outdoors pants, especially if you are going to be doing a lot of work on your knees (which you are when practicing bushcraft.) Stop being petty, listen to the man's advice, and shut up about his pants. Great video Coalcracker!

Im more of a winter camper. But. Snow works about the same.

I make bags and pouches for everything, so I usually clean most my stuff at home but I don't feel compelled to get it back to mirror finish

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Dirt... God made dirt... and dirt don't hurt!

Put some ash on it.. It will loosen it up

how often do you come across contaminated water? you shouldnt be camping there anyways. I have drank my share of wild water and as long as it is running, doesnt smell or look funny, or comes from a bar ditch you have a good chance of it having less chemicals than your city water

Sand is also great for bathing, as it effectively removes dead skin. Just be sure to rinse off really well in the nether regions.

Oh yes, that’s right! If you don't want scratches, use leaves or moss, you can also use the leaves of birch trees or chestnut trees which contain saponins and the stuff is like soap, you can even wash your hair with it. Greetings from Germany Walter 👍🏻 🌲🌳🪚🪵🪓🗡🔥🥩🥓🏕🍺👌🏻💪🏻👍🏻

I'll use sand and water in the desert, and coarse grass and water in the mountains in places where I can't find suitable sand.

reminds me of cleaning rust off of big chains.. we would just drag them behind the jeep down the beach for a few minutes. .. i've done a wet towel and ashes from teh firepit before and that gets things pretty clean too

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Dam good info !! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪👍👍

The lighter fluid is absolutely useless in this situation as it will evaporate after a few minutes and just melt the wax. Cotton balls and petroleum jelly will burn a long time, and never get wet. Just soak cotton balls in that jelly and you're golden.

NIce but I would try first to clean the inside with some wood ashes and a tiny bit of water, as the ashes plus water plus fat/oil residues from your meal gives you some basic soap. Then you clean with that mix also the outside, and if still required, then only do it with sand or whatever else abrasive you get, as shown here. Yet, thinking that you might have some basic body cleaning stuff with you when you are outside, I would suggest to simply use tooth powder if your pots are over dirty. That tooth powder is what our ancestors used to clean their teeth before any smart pharmacist got the idea to add to common tooth powder some glycerine or other gel stuff in order to have a tooth paste which weights much more, makes fun to staple on the tooth brush and can be sold at much higher prices. Even though unknown to most people nowadays, tooth powder is still available on the market. It is of course perfect for use at home but also especialy for the outdoors as it weights almost nothing (compared to tooth paste) and is multifunctional, can be also used to clean vessels or dirty hands etc.

Good info. A stainless steel, 3M Scotch-Brite brand scrubber pad works good, too. Rip it in half if you are counting ounces. Can be sanitized easy, as well.

my brother just uses a paper towel and some grass. works for him.

I use a pad of steel wool from the fire kit. It dries out fine

great video, best of luck!❤️

A science guy did an objective study. He found that a blackened pot transfers heat faster than a shiny pot. More efficient black. He recommended leaving discoloration and not going as far as shining, even in the kitchen. He said that shiny reflected whereas darker color absorbed the heat. Great vid, sir. Thanks?

Lid off Insert sand and water Replace lid Shake it like you stole it Remove lid Rinse Air dry

Oven cleaner gets pots, pans, etc… nearly looking new.

Oh, great video thank you.

Hey Dan, can you do a dry camp ( no water) hygiene video?

I like how that jewel weed made a special guest appearance

Have you ever used a pinecone to scrape off food stuffs? Thoughts

When I'm on safari I take a couple of little chaps to do the washing up and cooking old boy.🤣

1. I would have add an overhand not right after the clove hitch to safely keep it in place. 2. Burn te edges of your cords. they will look better. last longer and will be easier to handle my 2cents

Now, after wallowing in a steam and making it gunky, the INSIDE of the jug needs to be cleaned. HINT: it’s more important to have the inside clean than the outside. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying