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01/5/2010 at 1:17pm
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I use the dirt trapper mat from my front door (just grab it last thing before I lock up the house). It's rubber backed and it's often featured on shopping tv channels for £20 but if you go to B&M bargains it's £6 for the large and £3 for the small.
The last time we'd camped the grass had just been mown, but not collected very well. The mat saved an awful lot of that grass making it in to our tent and I think performs much better than any little mats you would get for a tent.
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01/5/2010 at 2:22pm
Location: Cumbria (Upper Eden Valley)
Outfit: Cabanons SunValley Michigan Khyam ABI
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Quote: Originally posted by frome on 01/5/2010
I use the dirt trapper mat from my front door (just grab it last thing before I lock up the house). It's rubber backed and it's often featured on shopping tv channels for £20 but if you go to B&M bargains it's £6 for the large and £3 for the small. The last time we'd camped the grass had just been mown, but not collected very well. The mat saved an awful lot of that grass making it in to our tent and I think performs much better than any little mats you would get for a tent.
I have them for the house Frome - from B&M bargains
We use cheap car mats as well as the Outwell ones when we camp
We also use carpet squares inside - the one sthat carpet shops sell of cheaply because they have beenin the samples book
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01/5/2010 at 7:05pm
Location: Hull East Yorkshire
Outfit: Outwell Vango Relum & Cabanon!!
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We have the Outwell mat outside (Just 'cos it says Outwell on it!) then one of those microfibre type ones just inside the door. For the bedrooms, we bought some £1.60 ethnic type rugs from IKEA as they were a fetching shade of green to match the tent!!!
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Can't imagine why as they don't work - its always the same temperature and the compass has a mind of its own. What has always puzzled me is, Why do Outwell supply them ?? Where do they think we are going in our tents ?? I have never needed to use a compass on my trek to to loos, and as for the temperature, well if I'm hot I take my coat off, if I'm cold I put it on !! Simples !!
