sagalout
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Went to drink me coffee today and it was stone cold, just run a test on the flask and it is full on proper Binka'd. Whats the best one to buy? Want one of a about half a litre capacity for coffee only.
'Spose I should wait and find out what Binka uses.
Yes, of course!"USED" would be more accurate
'Spose I should wait and find out what Binka uses.
I suspect "USED" would be more accurate :wh
'Spose I should wait and find out what Binka uses.
I have had the Stanley classic in Peter's link for a couple of years now and its served me well
yeah, maybe, but the mark 6 is under development just in case:wh.Forget BSI and Kite Marks we can have a new standard NUBB (Number of Uses By Binka) NUBB 2 is good, NUBB 3 is excellent, and NUBB 4 is superb and NUBB 5 is indestructible in normal use.
Bl00dy hell. that made I laarf!Funny you should mention that Phil, I'd literally filled the flask only ten minutes before setting off on foot to a local pond via the shortcut over the level crossing when suddenly and completely out of nowhere...
I use a small steel flask for my short trips which I think I paid a fiver for, keeping it light. And I use QT tea. I was paying £2.40 in Morrisons and found it for a £1 in the good old pound shop. I stock up with a few jars everynowandthen. Saves a few quid.Well i have a no name non desscript steel flask that has been thru one rolled rally car umpteen drops on rallys and fishing trips a 1Ltr job batterd and brusied but still works fine around 20 hours and still useably warm (hot water only i use QT it dont brew in the flask)
PG ..
Well I for one will not plan any journey until I know where Binka is going to be that day!ah, I'm not buying that, not for one minute..