Alpine Cooking Clean up
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Hey guys, probably a stupid question but how do you clean your cookware in subzero temperatures without getting frostbite in your fingers?
>>672346
Steel wool and place place it in the fire if it is metal.
Heat up water on stove, use dish brush if you don't want to get wet or use waterproof gloves.
I've got stainless cookware so I just boil up some snow and wipe it out.
>>672346
scrub with snow, and anything left in the pot freezes, waiting to become part of the next meal.
urine is actually great for cleaning
it totally washes out without leaving any hint of piss
just piss in your pots, seriously
not joking
>>672422
This is 110% true. Especially if you can snowpack after.
>>672422
Yeah, not a lot of people know this. Or they just think its bs when someone tells it to them.
>>672346
It is a stupid question because people don't go out in sub zero weather
>>672489
American pls, winter camping is awesome if there's enough snow for insulation
>>672491
Oooo, the old snow makes the air warmer meme
>>672346
First of all you should be eating out of a plastic mug. Your pots should be used for melting snow and that's it. Second, freeze dried and instant food are the preferred alpine meals. There is a TON of water around you. No sense packing extra weight.
>>672491
Pls don't think all Americans are pansies like that guy. There's a strong community that recreates all over the states all year round. There's a reason outdoor rec is a multi billion $ industry
>>672835
You should still pack drinking water, though. At least a day's worth (3-4 liters).
>>672346
>Tell your bitch to do the dishes.
