I got two of these from asda in a twin pack for about £8 years ago.
One at home is looked after, this is just a fishing frying pan.
I have previously used tefal and others, not worth it.
When its knackered I will buy a couple more

In reply to Post #16
Trangia 27 kettle with provenance, including intact handle heat guard, not bad at all ..

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I have the same kettle, also with intact handle, although my kettle doesn’t look as shiny and new as that one. Had it well over 20yrs, probably nearer 30!

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Mine was looking a bit like a bacteria breeding ground so I cleaned the greasy top half, but left some patina on the lower half so I don't appear too much of a noddy. Well over 35yrs old.
It has survived a couple of optimus paraffin stoves, several colemans and now has a happier life being bathed in propane from my bulin t4.
Before cleaning...



After cleaning...

In reply to Post #19
you should send it off and get the bottom half etched

In reply to Post #19
Them Trangias are indistructable. Had mine getting on for 30 plus years now. Looks like yours has had a bit of dirty fuel Colman burner abuse like mine as well

In reply to Post #19
Ha, that’s exactly what mine looks like!

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Tell a lie, mines not quite as bad and only a 2 cup version. Yours looks like a 4 cup?

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I’ve had an idea for a new website where we can share pictures of dirty cookware…..

Only Pans anyone?

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The old Cemex website had a 'My Kettle ' thread..

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This was my contribution to that Cemex thread.
I've still got.

In reply to Post #27
Full on Tel, that one..

In reply to Post #26
Ha, yeah I remember that. Was pages and pages worth!!

I wash and clean my trangia kettle, inside and out after every trip. It looks as good as new. Do I have a problem? OCD, Some kind of fetish? Or an unreasonable desire to remain healthy.