Saturday, Jul 11, 2009 at 11:04
Hi
John,
Good question - I have not noticed any smells at all.
The stove has a stainless steel wind guard which covers two sides, plus there is a vinyl 'splashback' which attaches to the camper with velco. Both the windguard and the splashback are very easy to clean - any cooking splatter can be wiped away immediately.
We found the way the
kitchen folds around and attaches to the side of the camper useful while we were away recently - we were in northern NSW a few weeks ago, and copped 200mm of rain in 4 days. We had the awning up, plus two end walls, the draught flap and a '
kitchen infill' (which fills in the area between the awning roof and the front
kitchen & fridge storage boxes), and could quite happily
cook outside without getting wet. I am sure that if the
kitchen was one that just pulls out (without folding around to attach back to the camper) we would not have escaped the rain while cooking. Also, when we weren't using the
kitchen, we could use the whole area under the awning because the
kitchen is tucked neatly beside the camper. We found this useful because we have a 4yo, and the extra room to play was good.
Like I said previously, I'm sure you will be happy with whatever one you choose - they are all good campers.
Leanne
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