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Backpacking Cooking Pot Care

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Summary: Don't use steel utensils on Teflon cookware. Learn about stoves and cooking pot care on backpacking trips in this free camping video from a hiking expert.

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By Brant Bowers
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Brant Bowers has worked in the Camping Department at Bill Jackson's sporting goods store since 2004. He loves the outdoors, backpacking, canoeing, climbing, and any other activity that...read more

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"You have got to take care of your gear and when you are using your cook pots if you have aluminum pots with Teflon you are not going to take your stainless steel spoon and scrape through that so remember use some plastic utensils. They sell plastics that will break but if you get a carbonate resin plastic it is going to be very strong and sturdy so when you are in there you are not scraping up your pots. If you use your pots over a camp fire what you will find is you get black soot all over the bottom of your pots. How do you take care of that you rub a little soap over the bottom of your pots so that the blackness does not stay there and you can wash that off. Remember in your pot selection, aluminum pots are going to be relatively easy to dent so you may want to opt to something a little stronger like anodized aluminum or titanium. If you have any questions give your local outfitter a holler."

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