GSI Outdoors 74125 Compact Scraper , Grey, 3.4 inch

Fits into my Toaks pot kitchen with minimal weight penalty. Gives me a "spatula" to scramble my eggs and also helps to clean the pot afterwards.

I have this in my backpacking and camping gear, and it does the job. Strong enough to scrape out my cast iron while camping, small, light, and gentle enough to use on my jet oil setup when cleaning. Just pick which side to use. I have 2 at this point and it’s well worth the 5 ish bucks.

Makes cleaning dishes a lot easier at camp. Doesn't take up any space.

I bought this device for use with my Keith titanium multi cooker. The multi cooker is a tall 900 ml pot with a inner liner for cooking rice and steaming. The rice seems to stick in the corners of the inner pot and is difficult to remove without soaking the pot. I find this device to work perfectly at scraping the rice out of the bottom of the inner pot. Since buying this scraper I have found it quite useful at scraping the round areas at the bottom of my 700 to 900 ml pots that my spark or spoon just couldn't reach or break loose. One of the key features that I like is the non flexible surface on one side and the flexible surface on the other. The non flexible surface is very effective at muscleing stuck on food bits while the flexible surface acts as a squeegee reducing the amount of water necessary to clean the pot.

I bought this to add to my GSI kitchen set. I think it depends on what you need in your kitchen set. This is probably an item I would leave out for a backcountry hike, but for car camping, I felt it would be useful. GSI includes a scrapper to help get the pot clean (for washing). However, if you are like me, you cook some instant potatoes, oatmeal and other trail foods where the scrapper could be useful to help get that last bite or two from the pot. Time will tell if it's a useful addition for my kitchen kit. Pros: It seems durable and well made. It's compact and lightweight. It's a scrapper, so what else is there to say. It works to scrape a pot. Serves the purpose. Cons: It may be overkill if you are looking for backcountry kitchen items. Probably paid a little for the brand name.

If you're using an isobutane stove and an ultralight pot/kettle for cooking, you've probably experienced a thin layer of burnt crap at the bottom of your pot. Use this scraper immediately after emptying your cookware and you'll save a bunch of time scrubbing and washing. It's made of a flexible plastic with different shapes to scrape junk out of the rounded corners of pots and cups.

It's strange to love such a thing as a plastic+rubber scraper, but I do. I've used practically every variation on this device and this one is by far the most useful in a camping context. The hard ones don't get into corners easily, so they leave goop that messes up the water in the three-basin washing system. The soft ones can't remove the level of gak that builds up after an oatmeal bowl is left out too long. The others I've tried don't have the soft bits in the right place, or the hard bits are so hard they damage the surfaces I'm trying to clean. Yeah, these are hard to find, and they're pricey for the product category, but dangit they're worth it.

The perfect tool for a specific task

Guter Schaber. Klein und leicht. Tut was er soll. Klar könnte man sich unterwegs was schnitzen.... was soll man zu nem Schaber auch sonst schreiben.

très pratique, bien conçu, s'adapte à toutes les formes de plats ou de casseroles en fonte (comme dans mon cas)! Un côté plus souple que l'autre. Bien utile!

Genial, para completar el Kit de limpieza para esos días de camping

I’ve used this camping and at home - it is a must-have tool. It does not scrape the coating off the pots, pans or dishes and does a miraculous job compared to a sponge.

Facilita muito no acampamento, fica mais fácil de lavar os pratos e panelas