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| #68008 - 06/22/06 04:06 PM  Re: Boiling Water - containers? |  
|   Old Hand
 
   Registered:  03/18/06
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 Loc:  The Netherlands
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I always use HD aluminium foil in my PSK, but a mess tin or sierra-cup would be better (of course it doesn't fit into your nalgene)
 I use a coffee filter and micropur tablets if I can't cook
 
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| #68009 - 06/22/06 04:14 PM  Re: Boiling Water - containers? |  
|   Enthusiast
 
 Registered:  01/12/05
 Posts: 248
 Loc:  Oklahoma
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Campmor sells a metal cup that fits over the Quart Nalgene bottle...although I doubt that it would be big enough to cook squirel or rabbit stew in, but you could use it to boil water.Space Saver Cup
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| #68010 - 06/22/06 05:54 PM  Re: Boiling Water - containers? |  
|   Addict
 
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You can't really make a pot big enough to cook in small.  Pick the biggest you are willing to carry.
 For weight savings, go titanium or aluminum.
 
 For shape, go with either bowl, cup or square mess tin.  The Trangia mess tins double as a container for food or kit, are light, easy to pack and may be your best bet.   Search mess tin kit on this site and that may help.
 
 Good luck.
 
 
 re-reading your post, I would definately repackage your PSK in a Trangia tin, ditch the nalgene and go with a playtapus water bag for extra water storage.
 
 
 
 
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| #68013 - 06/22/06 06:12 PM  Re: Boiling Water - containers? |  
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| #68014 - 06/22/06 06:27 PM  Re: Boiling Water - containers? |  
|   Journeyman
 
   Registered:  03/16/06
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| #68015 - 06/22/06 06:33 PM  Re: Boiling Water - containers? |  
|   Addict
 
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I have that very Ti cup (MSR one in link above).  It is a nice cup, pricey, and it perfectly fits in the Katadyn ExStream Water purifier.
 You can boil water in it (obviously) but your sure can't cook a meal in it.
 
 
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| #68016 - 06/22/06 07:06 PM  Re: Boiling Water - containers? |  
|   Addict
 
 Registered:  08/14/05
 Posts: 601
 Loc:  FL, USA
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I know that the army canteen isn't the most versatile choice in H2O carriers but it fits a canteen cup nicely.  A lot more room than the cup that fits the nalgeen bottle, although I haven't tried to cook in it, it is a bit bigger than the cup but it still is not a pot.  I have mine with me almost all the time......nice insurance.......  |  
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