
Coleman Outdoor Accessories
ENJOY BEING OUTSIDE AND PREPARED
Pack these for Camping, RVing, Tailgating, and emergency preparedness. There’s always something that brings you outside on a regular basis, and that’s a good thing. Make sure you’re prepared, so you can fully enjoy your time outside. Welcome back to the great outdoors, made better with Coleman.
Coleman Wax Firestarters | Citronella Scented – 16 Wax Cups
Coleman Citronella 18oz Two Tone Bucket with Lid and Handle
Coleman Citronella 11oz Iconic Cooler Candle with Double Wick
Coleman Citronella 20oz Bucket with Triple Wick
Coleman Citronella 11oz Decorative Stone-look Candle
Coleman Citronella Incense Sticks
Coleman Citronella 11oz Bucket Candle with Lid
Coleman Camp Soap – 25 Travel Soap Sheets
Coleman Citronella 8oz Color Changing LED Candle
Coleman Citronella Nostalgic Scented 6oz Square Candles with Lid
Coleman Citronella 6.7oz Iconic Lantern with Handle
Outdoor Tips
Campfires & Cooking
- Always bring extra matches.
- Waterproof your matches by dipping them in nail polish or melted paraffin wax.
- Make campfires easy by starting preparations at home. Fill an old egg carton with dryer lint and bring it with you to the campsite. Place it under the dry twigs as you build your fire and use it as a fire starting "log".
- Alternatively, purchase a fire starter and cut it into small pieces to get a number of campfires going out of just one log.
- Soft woods like pine, cedar and fir are best for starting fires.
- Rub the outside of your pots and pans with liquid or bar soap before cooking over an open fire. This will make the black scorch marks come off much easier.
- Alternatively, cover the bottom of your pans in tinfoil to keep them clean.
- Create easy packet meals in aluminum foil. Add sliced potatoes, a little butter, onions, carrots, and any other veggies you like, seal it, and roast it over the campfire for an easy & delicious meal.
Keeping Warm
- If your socks are wet at the end of the day, sleep with them around your midsection to dry them out. This is much more effective than hanging them outside.
- To help keep warm at night, fill your water bottle with boiling hot water, wrap it in a towel, and put it in your sleeping bag before you get in.
- Sleep in a hat to help keep warm at night. 80% of body heat escapes through your head.
- Dress in layers so you can easily add or remove clothing depending on the weather.
- Pack your clothes in grocery or garbage bags. It will keep them dry if it rains, and the bags can be used for dirty laundry at the end of your trip.
We Know the Outdoors
The Coleman Company, Inc. has been encouraging people to get outdoors for years. They've been doing so by developing rugged, reliable outdoor products that make being outside that much more enjoyable. From the legendary Coleman lanterns and stoves, to tents, sleeping bags, coolers, backpacks, and grills. You name it, if there's something integral to a great outdoor experience, it probably has the Coleman name on it.












