Re: [at-l] more boring gear talk

["W F Thorneloe, MD" <thornel@attglobal.net>]

I've got the Titanium pot. It is a bit bigger than necessary, and works 
well as cooker and plate. I've not had any trouble cleaning it, as I always 
eat, heat more water, drink the soup, and clean in such fashion. When I've 
used it for popcorn (than's Gutsy) it can be a bit of a problem for a few 
meals.

Is it worth the lighter weight? Got mine on sale at REI and split a 2 pot 
set with another fool. My daughter had confiscated my $3 aluminum pot. I am 
not sure it was worth the bucks

OrangeBug
Atlanta, GA

At 10:39 PM 2/23/2000 -0800, ejbaker wrote:
>         Who has used either or both?  Is the titanium a pain to 
> clean?  does the
>non-stick get easily rucked up (I'm hard on EVERYTHING erum, everything not
>living)?  Is the titanium worth the lighter weight?

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