Collapsible DIsh Tub

Discussion in 'Other Gear & Equipment' started by Randy, Mar 9, 2015.

  1. Randy

    Randy Ranger Donating Member

  2. Jay & Valerie

    Jay & Valerie Ranger Donating Member

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  3. AlCat

    AlCat Junior Ranger Donating Member

    That dish tub is too small for my tastes. We use two rubber, collapsible buckets to wash and rinse our dishes. Something like this:

    http://www.amazon.com/World-Class-Equine-Collapsible-Bucket/dp/B000CSYDLW

    Much easier to tote a bunch of water back to the campsite from the communal water spigot using the sturdy collapsible bucket, than with that collapsible dish bowl. Our buckets may be a bit heavier than the collapsible dish bowl in the post above, but I find them to be far more useful.

    YMMV, of course

    We do use the collapsible bowls, however. Very handy.

    -Al
     
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  4. Betsey

    Betsey Camp-Inn Staff

    We've used those for several years...on our second set now & love them. They stack into one another & sit on top of the cooler in the galley. In fact, we have many of the Progressive collapsible kitchen products in the teardrop...variety of bowls, colanders, funnels, storage containers, salad spinner (although that one is kept at home). We also have a lot of other products from Progressive & love them!

    :cool:
     
  5. birder526

    birder526 Novice

    Thanks, Randy, for the suggestion! It's in our Amazon cart! :)
     
  6. hiadventurer

    hiadventurer Junior Ranger

  7. pat walsh

    pat walsh Junior Ranger

    we have the collapsibles tub, bowls, tea pot and the salad spinner.
    We take the bown part of the spinner on trips and leave the spinner part at home. In addition the uses already mentioned the tub is good for washing dirty dog paws and we use a couple of the bowls for dog food and water the covers keep them from spilling in the car and protect them from blowing debri at the camp site. Bella will nudge me to open them in the car or campsite when she wants a drink or food.
     
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