Description
Description
The Sea to Summit Camp Kitchen Clean-Up Kit with Soap is everything you need to wash up after dinner at camp, zipped into one round case: a 10 L folding sink, 50 ml of Wilderness Wash, a pot scrubber, a washcloth and a dish towel. 270 g, and the dishes are done properly instead of being wiped out with a corner of your shirt.
What it is
A complete camp washing-up station that packs flat into a 21 x 3 x 13 cm zip case. Six pieces in all:
- 10 L Kitchen Sink: a collapsible nylon basin with a stainless steel rim. Fill it at the creek, carry it back to camp and wash there.
- 50 ml Wilderness Wash: concentrated, biodegradable soap. A few drops do a full wash.
- Pot Scrubber: palm-sized, with bristles for scrubbing and a built-in scraper for the burnt-on porridge.
- Washcloth: coarse on one side for cleaning, soft on the other for wiping.
- DryLite Dish Towel: dries the pot and bowls so they go back into the pack dry.
- Zippered case: keeps the damp cloths and the soap away from the rest of your gear.
Who it's for
Hikers, paddlers and families on multi-night trips who cook real meals and want to clean up the right way. Leave No Trace practice is to wash at least 100 m from creeks, rivers and lakes so soapy water never reaches them, and the sink is what makes that easy: one trip to the water, then all the washing happens back at camp. It is just as handy on a long weekend at a campground with no sink in sight. We stock it because it turns washing up into one grab-and-go kit that lives with the cook set.
If you only boil water for dehydrated meals and eat out of the bag, you will not need the full kit.
Key details
- Weight: 270 g for the complete kit.
- Packed size: 21 x 3 x 13 cm.
- Materials: polypropylene scrubber, HDPE soap bottle, 80% polyester and 20% nylon towels, nylon and stainless steel sink, nylon case.
- PVC free and BPA free.
- Non-stick pots: the scrubber's nylon bristles are fine on non-stick, but keep the hard scraper edge for stainless steel and aluminium.
Looking after it
Keep the water in the sink below 60 °C: boiling water damages the seam tape. Wash with warm water rather than straight off the stove, and never use bleach in it, because bleach damages the coating. Tip the grey water out on soil well away from water, rinse the sink, and hang the cloths and towel to dry before they go back in the case so nothing goes mouldy between trips.
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