PAA Travel Scuttle

Mike Smart said:

I Bought This Scuttle from
Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements & used it today for the first time.
The Plastic it’s made of is very robust & virtually unbreakable in its everyday use.
For me the bowl is very light and idea for travel as it’s intended.
You can either fill it with hot tap water, boiled out the kettle or even microwave it to get it hotter which i doubt i would do.
It’s probably everything you want in a travel bowl.
However at £27.50 i genuinely don’t think it’s worth it.
Yes i understand the science & technology’s in new materials but still at the end of the day it’s a shaving scuttle and well over priced.
Also the narrow bottom means you can’t really get a good splay in to it to make up parts of the soap you’ve pressed in.
Over all now that iv bought it i like it but if i were to rewind the clock i wouldn’t buy it again.
On the other hand iv had this collapsible dog feeder bowl for over a year now and it’s absolutely class.
infact i find it so good i can’t find any negatives and at £3.90 or less of ebay
what would you go for ?

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Mike Smart said:

I Bought This Scuttle from
Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements & used it today for the first time.
The Plastic it’s made of is very robust & virtually unbreakable in its everyday use.
For me the bowl is very light and idea for travel as it’s intended.
You can either fill it with hot tap water, boiled out the kettle or even microwave it to get it hotter which i doubt i would do.
It’s probably everything you want in a travel bowl.
However at £27.50 i genuinely don’t think it’s worth it.
Yes i understand the science & technology’s in new materials but still at the end of the day it’s a shaving scuttle and well over priced.
Also the narrow bottom means you can’t really get a good splay in to it to make up parts of the soap you’ve pressed in.
Over all now that iv bought it i like it but if i were to rewind the clock i wouldn’t buy it again.
On the other hand iv had this collapsible dog feeder bowl for over a year now and it’s absolutely class.
infact i find it so good i can’t find any negatives and at £3.90 or less of ebay
what would you go for ?

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saj1985 said:

Hey you still using the scuttle?

want to get a scuttle again but not a ceramic one after my self one got a hairline crack with not a lot of use

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Mike Smart said:

I Bought This Scuttle from
Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements & used it today for the first time.
The Plastic it’s made of is very robust & virtually unbreakable in its everyday use.
For me the bowl is very light and idea for travel as it’s intended.
You can either fill it with hot tap water, boiled out the kettle or even microwave it to get it hotter which i doubt i would do.
It’s probably everything you want in a travel bowl.
However at £27.50 i genuinely don’t think it’s worth it.
Yes i understand the science & technology’s in new materials but still at the end of the day it’s a shaving scuttle and well over priced.
Also the narrow bottom means you can’t really get a good splay in to it to make up parts of the soap you’ve pressed in.
Over all now that iv bought it i like it but if i were to rewind the clock i wouldn’t buy it again.
On the other hand iv had this collapsible dog feeder bowl for over a year now and it’s absolutely class.
infact i find it so good i can’t find any negatives and at £3.90 or less of ebay
what would you go for ?

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Honey badger said:

For the price of the plastic things, the number of items they produce after creating the mould is quite important. If this was an item that is sold for the millions price could be 1£ maybe less.

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hdb3326 said:

I got a LICKIMAT Wobble in Green for home and Orange for my parents place in Devon. Absolutely superb for lathering, no issues with washing them out and if i drop it / knock if off the side then no worries with it breaking or damaging anything else!

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