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I've just removed the folding bowl & folding colander from the van, having bought them well over a year ago and never used them which guarantees that I'll need them on the next trip
Ooooooooooo I thought I posted this topic in Chitchat, as I have no experience of it and it may be no good, and therefore most certainly not a Toptip!. Maybe its been moved or I was half asleep?
What I was wondering was with a relatively heavy base but floppy sides, how well does it pour?
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They've been availalble for some time, a friend has one and it is rigid enough for pouring out.
Bit of a solution looking for a problem, if space and weight are that tight, why not forget a kettle and boil water in your saucepan, the fold up one isn't light weight either.
If you carry a kettle I assume you pack it full of stuff when you travel, who carries an empty space with them?
If only they would supply with an electric element so I could take when travelling without the motorhome, brews in hotel bedrooms, ship cabins etc? Something light to fit in my suitcase. I spent 2 weeks in Sofia in a hotel last year for work, no self brew facility, spent a fortune on cuppas via room service
can't see the point for the motorhome. I have lightweight kettle and pans and fill them with other stuff. I suppose if you had a really small motorhome where space was at a remium.
We do have collapsible dog bowls and water bowls, based on same material and principle, which we take in the cars as well as the motorhome and they are fantastic for weight, hotels, ships, long journeys and space saving
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Looks interesting though
which guarantees that I'll need them on the next trip 
