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Welcome to the fourth instalment of twelve monthly blogs, these blogs will cover some of the many key gardening tasks that will need to be undertaken throughout the year.
It may come as a shock to some, but it is actually possible & really simple to control any weed without resorting to weedkillers. Believe it or not, killing & restricting weeds can be as simple as pulling them straight out of the ground! Other exciting methods include burning them to a crisp or using weed barriers.
Timing: When weeds become troublesome Difficulty: Easy to moderate
Suitable for- All types of weed can be controlled without the use of weedkillers, but deep-rooted weeds can be harder to control. Annual weeds (which only live for one year) and Ephemeral weeds (which live for less than one year) are easy to manage, but often scatter seeds in large quantities and usually reappear, requiring further control. Deep-rooted weeds (which die down in winter and re-grow each spring) can re-grow from their roots even when the tops are removed or burned off. They can be challenging to dig up and can grow through weed barriers.
Weeds can be dealt with whenever they become unruly, this tends to be in the spring-summer months. It is best to place weed barriers down during late winter / early spring, this is because weed barriers work best as a preventative measure.
Mulching: Use a thick organic mulch such as bark or wood chip to smother weeds around plants. To be effective, you will need to keep them topped up to a minimum depth of 10-15cm (4-6in) to suppress established weeds. Be sure to keep woody stems from rotting by maintaining contact between shrub stems & mulch to a minimum.
Edging boards or strips: These are used to edge lawns & pathways to prevent unwanted grass growth into the border. This method of weed control is useful where invasive rooted grasses such as ‘couch grass’ are a problem.
Root barriers: These are inserted into the ground to stop the spread of perennial weeds like ground elder or horsetail into neighbouring gardens. They are also used to restrict invasive plants like bamboo, or suckering trees, shrubs or raspberries. A straight barrier can be made from paving slabs or corrugated sheets, but for a flexible solution, use a sturdy fabric like Rootbarrier
Placing landscaping fabric over recently cleared ground will hinder re-growth of old weeds and prevent new ones from being established. There are many types of weed suppressant fabrics available to purchase; each has its advantages and disadvantages.
There are many types of weed suppressant fabrics available to purchase; each has its advantages and disadvantages.
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
Woven plastic strands are used for temporary cover, or for the long-term on beds, borders or pathways.
Advantages: Different grades in toughness, weight and durability are available & doesn’t need to be covered in mulch.
Disadvantages: Cut edges may fray and is much heavier than spun materials.
Black plastic sheeting can be used to suppress weeds in parts of the garden where appearance isn’t a priority.
Advantages: Cheap to purchase & easy to cut.
Disadvantages: water-resistant material allows ground to dry out underneath, allowing rain to pool at ground level, Pierce holes in the surface so water can penetrate. However, this can create an area for weeds to grow through.
Problems
This is not a one-off garden task & repeated control measures will be necessary. See our own weed profiles blog (Coming soon) for more detailed advice on the eradication of specific weeds. Some of the most persistent include; bamboo, bindweed, couch grass, ground elder, horsetail, oxalis and speedwell.
Lawn repair:
Patches in lawns can appear for many reasons, and when they do, it is always advisable to repair them. Re-seeding, or turfing bare spots will prevent weeds germinating in the patches, and of course, it looks much better.
Quick facts:
Repair lawns in spring or autumn by Re-seeding bare patches or using turf from another part of the garden. If the whole garden is patchy, it may be advisable to totally re-seed or re-lay the lawn
When to repair lawns – It’s best to repair lawns in spring or autumn, when the weather is damp and cold, as the grass is most likely to recover well in these conditions.
A better result may be achieved by pre-germinating the seed before it is sown. Add the grass seed to some moist soil in a bucket and cover it with clingfilm. Place a warm place – no higher than 15°C (60°F). After three days, check for signs of germination. If none is seen, check daily after that. Once you see small roots developing, sow the mixture as stated above.
Problems – It is not uncommon for repaired patches lawn to look a different colour. Using turf patches from other areas in the garden (rather than new turf or seed) may avoid this problem.
Spring frosts can destroy new buds, shoots & flowers. Frost often affects plants in a random pattern & yet sometimes only the upper flowers are spared. Heavy russeting and cracking of skin can appear in apples and pears due to damage from cold temperatures. Cold damage can also cause fruits to become malformed.
When to protect from frost- When temperatures reach below 0°C (32°F) over a sustained period, this temperature is cold enough to freeze trees’ buds/blossoms, fruit, leaves, and even twigs. The measures that will need to be taken depend on the fruit you are trying to protect.
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Most fruit damage can be avoided by choosing an area where spring frosts are least likely, however, this isn’t always an option for gardeners. Planting in a sunny, sheltered spot such as a south-facing wall is preferable for early flowering crops such as apricots, nectarines & peaches.
Soft fruit: use a fleece cover to protect the developing crops on the nights a frost is forecasted.
Strawberries: protect with a double layer of fleece, open in the day to allow pollinators access
Small fruit trees: cover with fleece overnight, remove during the day.
Keep grasses at the base of trees cut short during the flowering season, long grass will prevent the heat from escaping out of the soil.
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When to prune
Routinely prune climbers between December and February after the flowers have faded. Tying back or shortening long whippy shoots during autumn will prevent them from becoming damaged by strong winds. Pruning can happen at any time between late autumn to late winter. It is much easier to see what you are doing once the leaf has died back your Roses will respond better also and grow back more vigorously the following spring.
Climbing roses are not self-clinging and need the support of horizontal wires or a trellis to which the shoots can be tied to.
Common rose problems include rose powdery mildew, rose black spot, replant disease, rose die-back, rose rust. Common rose pests include rose aphids, rose leaf rolling sawfly, rose large sawfly Blindness (lack of flowering) is also a common problem with roses.
Many seeds can be sown outdoors, including Vegetables, biennials, annuals, and herbaceous plants. Preparing a good seedbed with a crumbly soil & free of weeds is the secret to success.
Many seeds can be sown outdoors, including Vegetables, Biennials, Annuals, and Herbaceous plants. Preparing a good seedbed with crumbly soil texture, free of weeds is the secret to success. Sowing seed outdoors between Spring until Autumn is suitable for many plants, some examples include – Centaurea cyanus (cornflower), Digitalis (foxglove), Iberis umbellata (candytuft), Eschscholzia (Californian poppies), Helianthus annuus (sunflower), Limnanthes douglasii (poached egg flower) and Tropaeolum majus (nasturtiums). Vegetables such as carrots, beans, peas and onions can also be grown from seed outside. Outdoor sowing, directly into final growing places, is ideal for gardeners that do not have room indoors to raise seed in propagators or trays. You can freely scatter ornamental seed to achieve natural-looking growth, or sow cutting flowers and vegetables in clearly defined drills to make thinning and weeding easier to carry out.
Seed germinates quickest when the soil conditions are warm and moist. This usually means (April-June) either mid-spring to early summer or (September) late summer. If protection can be provided in the form of cloches or fleece, for example, then sowing is started in early spring. Regular watering will also make it possible to many raise rows of seedlings during the height of summer. However, Always refer to seed packet instructions for best sowing times, as it does vary with each plant type.
Sowing seed is actually very simple – even plants can scatter seeds, they grow where they land as soon as it gets moist and warm. However, this is how us humans should sow:
Under certain soil conditions, a cap of hard compacted earth can be formed during heavy rains, this then dries into a crust through which seeds may find impossible to emerge. Using a Peat free multipurpose compost to cover seeds can help prevent this issue.
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Keeping an organised home makes life so much easier! There are many great organising products out there, many of which carry a hefty price tag. Thankfully, I’ve created a list of the best budget home organising products from Amazon.
You don’t need to break the bank to declutter and organise your home, check out these budget organisation products and let me know your thoughts!
Double the hanging space of your closet in an instant with this adjustable hanging closet rod. No tools or permanent installation required, simply adjust the hanging height to your preference and hook it to your existing closet bar. Notches in the vertical bars make it simple to get a level hanging surface.
BONUS STORAGE – Additional mesh pockets stitched to the side of the organiser grants you bonus space to store headbands, rattles, shoelaces, and other accessories.
Ideal for organising lingerie, underwear, underpants, bra, socks, scarf, ties. Make it easy to find which one you want to wear without ransacking through all of your clothes.
These large capacity storage boxes are compatible with the depth of standard wardrobes, giving you a neat and beautiful look, these boxes also feature a transparent label pocket on the front for easy identification.
The great thing about these hangers is that they’re compatible with all kinds of clothes, including Jeans, Pants, Trousers, Ties and Scarfs. These simple yet strong hangers can easily double the size of any closet space.
Investing in a decent set of airtight food storage is great for keeping your cereals fresh & crispy. This one change won’t only prevent food waste but will also save time and money spent shopping for cereal.
The perfect kitchen companion for keeping your pots and frying pans organised and within easy reach.
Storing sharp knives loosely can be dangerous and can damage expensive blades This 2-Tier knife organiser provides both safe storage and easy access for a range of kitchen knives.
The storage bin makes it easy to organise all your DVD’s, video games and gaming accessories in one convenient place. The open top of the bin makes it easy to see what’s stowed away inside and grab what you need, right when you need it!
This revolutionary design is such a simple idea, it leaves you wondering why it hasn’t been thought of sooner. By angling and layering each compartment on top of each other, it enables you to store a full cutlery set in less than half the space of a conventional cutlery tray.
For more Products, tips and advice on how to declutter and organise your home, including 5 of the most commonly made mistakes that make a home look cluttered! Check out my Decluttering Guide Blog below.
Thank you for taking the time to read my blog. I hope the above products and ideas have helped make the adventure of organising your home that little more bearable.
‘Out of sight, out of mind’ is a phrase used often by those looking to declutter a space quickly. However, out of sight isn’t out of mind forever, and soon these people find themselves rummaging through cupboards and drawers in a stressed out, blind panic for items that slipped their mind because they chose to hide them away, instead of organising correctly.
Having too many pictures on your walls can feel overwhelming for some people. If your eyes aren’t able to rest, it doesn’t make for a peaceful space. If your walls are cluttered, try taking down some things & see how you feel with less after a few days. This single tip may be the breath of fresh air your space needed.
Having a nicely styled bookcase looks great in any home. However, it’s easy for books to creep up & multiply and before you know it, you have double-stacked shelves with books wedged into every gap possible. Avoid the temptation to double-stack books into that little space above the books. Leave room on shelves to make book access easier. This tip will make creating more aesthetically pleasing book arrangements more possible too.
With the increased use of smartphones, tablets and other electronics also come the clutter. Utilising a docking station or drawer to store devices will help maintain the tranquillity and keep your most prized possessions from becoming lost or damaged. Keep chargers, and cables organised or hidden. Visible & tangled wires make your home look cluttered.
Makeup and excessive toiletries can quickly make a bathroom seem cluttered. Try to Minimise what you leave out by Storing daily used items and build a habit of putting them away as soon as you’re done.
Items that look out of place and float around your home can cause your home to look cluttered, nobody likes losing things, so make sure that everything has a place to be put away.
Below, I have listed 15 insanely clever product ideas from Amazon that’ll help make the adventure of decluttering & organising your home a little more bearable.
#1 – Lazy stacking board; easily make clothes neat like a book. Simple & easy to use, fold shirts, T-shirts, pants/ Trousers and even Jumpers/ sweaters! With this board all kinds of garments can be evenly folded in just 3 seconds!
#2 – Wardrobe space saver an excellent wardrobe organiser that effectively maximises the space of your closet.
#3 – Laundry Organiser; Organising your clothes just got simpler – and infinitely tidier with these ingenious organisers. Simply flip through your beautifully folded tops without pulling apart all your hard work.
#4 – Drawer Organiser ideal for organising lingerie, underwear, underpants, bra, socks, scarf, ties. Make it easy to find which one you want to wear without ransacking all of your clothes.
#5 – Reading Nook Storage; These versatile bookcases are perfect for any room and any purpose, shoe storage, toy storage, bookshelf or window seat.
Your bedroom should be a relaxing space. However, having lots of items on your nightstand or dresser can soon make your room look cluttered. Try leaving fewer things on your bedside table and see how it feels. You may feel happier in your bedroom with less stuff sitting out.
#1 – Cable Management Boxes; A perfect solution for that over-cluttered extension cord & messy cables. Take control of the chaos as well as protect pets and children from directly touching live power strips and plugs.
#2 – DVD Storage Containers; Streamline dusting your lounge by putting all those individual, misaligned and busy cases into one, easy to manage container; Also suitable for Xbox & Playstation Games, Controllers and even cleaning products!
#3 – Remote Control Organiser Box; Ideal for keeping all your favourite remotes close at hand and easily identifiable. Save time and stress with this space saving storage solution.
#4 – The tree bookshelf; keep clutter out of your space with this Uniquely designed bookshelf can be well integrated into the style of any home and office. It is not only a place to store books, but also an ornament that can make your home unique.
#5 – Mirrors; One Great way to maximise the size of any room is to use mirrors; this will make a room feel less cluttered and create an illusion of space.
Create play zones It can be hard to contain the kid mess at times. But designating a home for their toys by sectioning it off from the rest of the living room can make the thrice a day tidy a lot easier.
#1 – Cereal boxes brought straight from the store and left on counter-tops can soon use up precious space, making your kitchen look messy & disorganised. Purchasing airtight storage containers or cereal dispensers will soon sort this problem & keep your cereals fresher for longer.
#2 – Fridge Organisers and Storage Containers; Make your fridge the ultimate place for functionality by organising all those different ingredients, cans, pots & other chilled items with these deep organisers that allow you to place an array of things inside.
#3 – Pan lids can often be awkward items to store but not with these simple solutions. Holders can be mounted inside cupboard doors, in deep drawers or on walls and neatly hold pan lids for easy access.
#4 – Get organised with this Tatay Baobab Organiser Set – with their attractive anthracite design, these robust storage boxes are ideal for keeping kitchen drawers, dressing tables, desks and worktops neat, tidy and organised.
#5 – A pot rack organiser is the perfect Kitchen Assistant for Keeping Pots & Pans Organised.
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Purge your cabinets! Check dates and put things where you use them. Get rid of boxes by storing dry goods in air-tight containers.
Thank you for reading this blog. Hopefully the above tips, product & ideas have inspired you to want to begin your sorting and organising journey, feel free to leave a comment below with your tips or if you feel there’s anything I’ve missed 🙂
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Did you know that 95% of the slugs in your garden can be found underground? Slugs can cause a lot of damage throughout the year on a wide range of plants, but it’s the seedlings and new shoots of spring that are most at risk.
Slugs are so overabundant in gardens that some damage will have to be tolerated. It’s impossible to completely eradicate these pests but controlling them is essential. Fortunately, some measures can be taken to help protect your most vulnerable plants and minimise the damage caused by these pests.
Biological control options such as ‘Nemaslug’ are specific to slugs and snails and have no adverse effects on other animals. This product contains microscopic worms that work by entering a slug’s body and infecting it with a bacteria that causes disease and then death. All you need to apply this option is a watering can with a Course rose attachment.
Slug killers that are based on aluminium sulphate are not strictly organic. However, they are environmentally friendly. These versions of slug killers kill slugs and snails on contact with minimal risk to pets or other wildlife. Commercially available products using aluminium sulphate as an include Fertosan and Growing Success.
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Removing the caps from plastic bottles and cutting off the bottom end will make an excellent protective cloche for young plants. Be sure to check freshly transplanted plants to ensure no slugs have become trapped inside.
SAS slug and snail repellent is made with natural yucca extract that when sprayed on the ground, forms a physical barrier that slugs and snails won’t cross. It will withstand light rain but will need to be resprayed after a torrential downpour.
Other materials such as forest bark, crushed eggshells, wood ash, human hair and even soot are said to make practical slug barriers when sprinkled around plants and on the ground. Unfortunately, the effectiveness of any obstacle that dries out the slime that slugs and snails move on is inevitably weather dependant, but maybe worth trying, especially if the affected area has protection from the elements; for best results, apply the material at a width of a few inches.
There are many trap types commercially available; many however can be easily made at home from empty plastic pots such as half-buried yogurt pots filled with milk, water or even beer. These are especially useful when protecting newly planted seedlings. However, these types of traps have also been known to trap giant, black ground beetles. These beetles are your friend as they eat slugs, so make sure to keep the lip of the trap at least 2 cm above ground to stop these beetles becoming trapped.
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A bed of lettuce in Spring is a real treat to slugs looking for a good meal. Try to sow some sacrificial crops of something you know slugs love; this may help reduce any damage to the crops you want to harvest for yourself.
Too often gardeners attempt to grow plants that are unsuitable for their site. Unfortunately, this is also true for plants that are very susceptible to slugs and snails; in this case, it isn’t worth the effort. If you find that slugs are continually eating away at your garden, then maybe have a go planting something else instead. Alternatively, you could try using terracotta pots or wooden planter for these plants to keep them out of reach of slugs.
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Slugs will inevitably collect in cold & damp spots. You can always use this fact to your advantage by using a piece of wet cardboard held down with a stone, lift it at regular intervals to pick and dispose of the slugs by dropping them into a pot of salty water. Alternatively, Tongs, Forceps or a pair of thick rubber gloves can be used if the idea of touching slugs repulses you. This method alone is unlikely to reduce any slug population in the long run but can be used to save individual plants.
Leaving the ground rough and lumpy while slugs are still active will allow the species that hibernate to move deep into the soil. Digging in Winter while the ground is cold and slugs are less active may also help kill slugs by exposing them to predators. Look out for slug eggs while digging. These appear like small clusters of colourless, eggs, almost like small frogspawn.
Directly sown crops can be eaten off by slugs, especially in the early Spring when topsoil is cold and seedlings are slow to emerge. You can increase the rate of seedling growth by:
If sowing directly always fails, the transplants may be a better alternative. They must again grow quick to survive slug attacks, so it is best to raise them in individual modules, so there is minimal damage to growth when they get planted out. It is worth growing plants a little longer before transplanting. A 3ft length of plastic guttering can be used to sow crops such as peas; these plants can then be slid into place once they are well grown.
The main attack on potato tubers happens in late summer and autumn, so lifting the crop by the end of August, at the latest, can help to reduce any damage. If harvesting early reduces the yield too much, consider choosing early varieties and decreasing the spacing between plants to about 12 inches each way. Doing this will reduce the size that each plant will reach, but will also produce crops earlier, with more plants in the given space, so overall yield should remain the same.
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Nothing beats kicking back after a hard days hike like cooking some delicious food over a camp stove or open fire. However, your whole camping/hiking experience could soon turn sour if the cookware you’ve bought turns out to be unnecessarily bulky, clanky or challenging to use. Cookware is often regarded as one of the most essential pieces of kit in your pack, so taking some time to consider which type will best suit your needs will save a lot of hassle & future discomfort.
In this blog, I’ve narrowed it down to the top 10 best backpacking cookware sets to make your search a little easier.
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Height | 7 inches |
Length | 13 inches |
Weight | 2.22 Kilograms |
Width | 10 inches |
Material type | Stainless Steel, Anodized Aluminum |
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The Jetcloud Camping Cookware Kit is both lightweight & portable, making it much more convenient for camping, hiking, backpacking, picnic and other outdoor activities.
Pan | Teapot | Cup | Fry Pan | |
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Size/ Capacity | 166x89mm | 800ml | 175ml | 167x39mm |
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The Odoland Camping Cookware set is a handy piece of kit for anyone that loves outdoor activities. One Kit meets all your needs, whether you’re camping, hiking, climbing, hunting or just go for a picnic!
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A time-saving Cooking Mess Kit: Durable pot and pan are not only high temperature tolerant, but also conducting heat quickly to fry and boil food. Smooth surface is easy to clean with a wet cloth or running water.
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Great for Outdoor Kitchen: The camping cookware comes equipped with all of your kitchen essentials, offering an ideal solution for boiling water and cooking food outdoors. Perfect for camping, recreational use, emergency, backpacking trip, picnic and other outdoor activities.
Pot | Frying Pan | Teapot | Teapot Capacity | Weight | |
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Size /Capacity | 173x90mm | 180x40mm | 130x70mm | 800ml | 900g |
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Healthy and eco-friendly: This cookware sets can heat quickly, you can make a meal in a short time. Comes with bowls, spoons made of food-grade PP plastic and an extra cleaning sponge.
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Foldable and portable: All the objects in this cooking set can be stored together in a mesh bag for convenient carry. Foldable handles on pots, frying pan and soup spoon. They can be folded to save space.
Small pot | Big pot | Fry Pan | |
Size/Capacity | (D)148mm*(H)85mm | (D)172mm*(H)98mm | (D)180*(H)43mm |
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The lightest available cooking set, the Snow Peak Titanium Mini Solo cook set is streamlined & efficient for the most rugged of outdoor adventures.
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Snow Peak’s Ti-Mini Solo is made of ultralight titanium and features a nesting cup and pot. The pot can store two 110-G fuel canisters for the ultimate back-country cook set.
Height | 6 inches |
Length | 5 inches |
Weight | 272 Grams |
Width | 5 inches |
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Hard-anodized Halulite alloy pot distributes heat evenly for fast and efficient cooking and is exceptionally lightweight and abrasion-resistant
Contents:
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Integrated nesting design has room for an ultralight stove and 110g fuel canister to store within the set (not included)
Size | 5.5 in x 5.6 in x 5.9 |
Weight | 680 Grams |
Material type | Compound |
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This versatile collapsible cooking pot & kettle set are both lightweight and durable.
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The fundamental appeal of this set is how compact and functional it is. Now, this set features hard-anodised aluminium bases that allow stove cooking. The beauty is in how they collapse and nest together, creating the most compact cooking sets on the market.
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This compact set is fully equipped for the Gourmet needs of any camper & is reconfigurable for every need from 2 a person backpacking trip to a 4 person car camping experience.
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The rugged stuff sack holds the set & doubles as a sink or hand-wash basin.
Height | 9.25 inches |
Length | 9 inches |
Weight | 1.94 Kilograms |
Width | 5.25 inches |
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FEAST IN THE FOREST: The Bugaboo Base Camper is perfect for family camping. Every set includes two pots, a frying pan, two nylon strainer lids, a cutting board, a folding pot handle, and a stuff sack/sink. The pot and lid combo are perfect for stovetop use.
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COMPACT CAMPING: The set is ingeniously designed to nest into the stuff sack that doubles as a sink for washing. The small weighs 2lbs 7oz, medium 2lbs 10oz, and large 3lbs 4oz.
Product Dimensions | 20.8 x 13.7 x 20.8 cm ; 1.1 Kg |
product Weight | 1.2 Kg |
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