Tips for Boiling Water While Camping 

It's not just for making a hot cup of coffee or tea; it's essential for cooking, sterilizing utensils, and ensuring your hydration is on point. The tips mentioned in the video, from choosing the right camping stove to purifying water from natural sources, are spot-on. What sets this guide apart is the practical advice that stems from real camping experiences. It's clear that the author knows their stuff and genuinely cares about fellow campers' safety and enjoyment. Plus, makes it an easy, perfect for those moments when you're prepping for your next adventure.

Best thing I have found is a copper vessel to boil water. The soot isn't a problem because it seems to be repelled once it get blackened. It's like anodised. You just give it a light wipe and its clean enough to put in the back pack. But wait there's more. The water boils 25 % quicker

Thanks for tip.

yea but I cant exactly bring a bought this giant on a 3 day camping trip up a river, also how do you put a pot on without a grate and without gloves

Nice tip, to cool faster place your pot into the stream you got your water from in the first place (no not all the way dummy!) Even if by some chance the water is as warm as the air liquid/liquid cools faster than liquid/air. I have been able to cool 2lt of water from the camp fire to cool enough to place in a (plastic milsurp) canteen in about 15-20 minutes.

Cool

How long did it take to boil?

Who’s here watching this in 2020