Lightweight Coffee Cup

[Paul_B]

Like it. Did you rub the top down to get it smooth and "un sharp", as my can opener would leave it like a razor. :yikes:



Loads better than the 3-in-1. I quite like it....no..... I like it a lot. May not be filtered but gives the impression it is. Just too :tapedshut dear

Buy the re-fill pack it's slightly cheaper!!

 

[drewdunnrespect]

were do u get this cosy material from cos i want to make one for the crusader (in my opinion) the greatest mug thats ever been why cos its bomb proof and can with stand my elephant movements and doesnt damage when i accidently drop it down a fifty foot hill and then go running after it yep not my proudest moment

 

[decorum]

were do u get this cosy material from

It's available from a couple of sources ~ it's usually referred to as Reflective Foil or Reflector Foil. Have a look at the Pot Cosy thread by SimonM.

 

[andythecelt]

From what I've understood reading around the UL sites, plastic lined cans are visibly so. You can see it's been lined with a plastic film, that can looks absolutely fine to me. I'd certainly not worry about heating water in one.

The reflectix material you can buy in DIY shops, or Bob at backpackinglight.co.uk sells smaller pieces of it I believe. I make my cosies from closed cell foam mat material, I find it holds the heat longer. A double thickness pot cosy kept boiling water hot enough to scald me 40 minutes later when I opened it.

 

[Spaniel man]

Rich, where did you get the Reflectix from? My google-fu is failing me.....
Edit... found it.

 

[R.Lewis]

.....and can with stand my elephant movements.....

You do that in your mug?? And still drink from it???

 

[beamdune]

B&Q sell it.

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[drewdunnrespect]

U naughty man Mr Lewis