Coleman or Rubbermaid ?
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Coleman. They rock!!!
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Depending on where you are camping, you may be able to get by with a fleece liner, a down throw blanket, or a sheet, any of which can be found in a discount store. All of which are under 20 bucks. Or you can just pack a cool weather pair of PJs or sleep in your clothes or bring an old blanket from home.\n\nIf you need anything warmer in the summer, you should be able to get by with ANY low budget bag from a discount store. They aren't too hard to pick out. Your basic 40-50 degree bag. \n\nThere are a lot of variables to picking out a sleeping bag. If none of your needs are that extreme, then it isn't such a dilemma. But if you need lightweight, compressible, easy to hike with, AND roomy, warm, durable, then you are certainly going to pay for it. That's when you need to turn to a reputable brand of backpacking gear and you will get what you pay for, including high performance fabrics and insulations. Otherwise you end up with a very warm sleeping bag that weighs 12 lbs or a very light sleeping bag that falls apart in your hand. You will always have to compare and balance the things you want out of your bag. You will not find a 40 below bag that fits in the palm of your hand and lasts for 10 years in the arctic expeditions, and costs 50 dollars. \n\nCheck Walmart for any of these items above, or if you want a "real" camping bag (beware crappy zippers) try Slumberjack, very low budget yet official camping gear. Kelty makes better sleeping bags, and other manufacturers can really set you up nice. However, you just don't need that kind of technology in the summer.\n\nOne thing to consider when buying any camping gear is that, in addition to the brand of the piece you choose, it is important to choose a reputable retailer that stands behind their products. Kind of like appliances. You can buy a Kenmore washer at Sears with a warranty, or you can buy the same item from Joe Schmo on Ebay and you are stuck with it if it is a lemon. One of the best retailers in the camping biz is Campmor (great online selection), and another is REI. \n\nDon't forget with your summer sleep setup...that you need a mosquito net.
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Make sure you choose one that sells propane AND PROPANE ACCESSORIES.
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most camp beds are plastic i suggest keeping your arms and legs inside...cuz it might runn off the edge.
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Try Colemans website.  It would helpif you gave the model number.
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You should type in Him Containers Limited.com i have not been there (or even heard of it), but i would guess they have some info. check it!
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a custom built one.  That way you can design it for your needs and not have the stuff on it you don't need.  And generally they run better and are cheaper.  Local shops, not affiliated with the big chains, do the best job and want to keep you happy because they truely need your buisness.  Look into them and talk to them about what you want and need and you will probably get a good price.  Not only that you will never have to send it off to get it fixed if there is a problem with it.
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I buy alot of my camp equipment online @ www.campmor.com. They have great deals and deliver right to your house. Prices are affordable,all items are guarunteed and shipping is not unreasonable.
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Have a look into IKEA.\n\nYou have a novel idea, which i believe will require a lot of resource, from desinger, all the way to manufacuring, warehousing and etc.\n\nYou have to understand the basic principle of RTA furnishing. think through it.\n\nNot discouraing you, but just thought you need to think a little wider and deeper.
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PerfectFlow™ InstaStart™ Propane Camp Grill by Coleman!!!
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Try and contact the manufacturer. Here's their website.\nhttp://www.thepenninegroup.co.uk/\nThey have a lot of info on their site.\nGood Luck and Happy Camping!!!!
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Charlet Moser's are really awesome. CAMP has some really light options.
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Branded always is better - coz they're better in performance and support is assured. But if u can manage with lesser performance and your own maintenance - just go for Assembled
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The supermarket I use in the UK (Tesco) sells a very strong plastic bag called a "Bag for life" for about 20c. It has a nice design on it, and the guarantee is that if one falls apart, they will give you another. I always use these. The oldest one I have, (still in regular use I might add), is about 4 years old. \nThis seems to me to be the best option by far!
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I much prefer the thermal lunchbox.  \n\nIt is bigger, allowing for adult sized meals & snacks.  If you are doing the "leftovers" thing you will have a hard time getting containers to fit into brown bags.  If you work in one of those offices where there is a FOOD MOOCH (you know, one of those annoying people who takes things out of the fridge that don't belong to them), you can keep the lunchbox at your desk & your food will still stay cold. \n\nGreat for sneaking office supplies & company secrets out of the building.  Someone might get suspicious if you took your brown bag home.
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You didn't say what brand you have but the Coleman website lists them. $2.99\nhttp://www.coleman.com/coleman/colemancom/detail.asp?product_id=829B705T&categoryid=5300\nGood Luck\nD
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Carpeting is less expensive than hardwood flooring.  As for making the home warmer - that must mean aesthetically, not temperature wise.  Neutral is a selling point because any furniture will go w/ it.