Reddit mentions of Lunatec Self-Cleaning Travel Washcloth. Odor-Free, Quick Drying &Light Exfoliation. Wash Cloth is Ideal for Camping, Backpacking, bathrooms, Gym, RVs and Boating. Compliments Any Travel Towel.

okay that's really cute.

but seriously, i bring a towel and washcloth with me everywhere; specifically, these:

• Towel: https://www.amazon.com/Rainleaf-Microfiber-Towel-Inches-Blue/dp/B01A4ZXXR2/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=quick+dry+towel+rainleaf&qid=1570065310&sr=8-4
  
  
• Washcloth: https://www.amazon.com/Lunatec-Self-Cleaning-Exfoliation-Backpacking-Compliments/dp/B004KSL96C/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=quick+dry+washcloth&qid=1570065335&sr=8-5
  
  these guys easily fit in my onebag. Between this and making my own bed in the mornings, I don't need housekeeping during my stays.

Check out Outdoor Gear Lab for reviews of all kinds of gear. Including a "Best Buy" in each category. Even if you don't buy their recommendations it helps you know what to look for/avoid.

• Pack - Check out Walmart. Honestly their Ozark Trail stuff isn't the worst in the world for less than $30. Especially if you'll be upgrading later.
  
• Kettle/pot and utensils - Are you only boiling water for coffee? Try a Toaks 550 pot with lid. It's your mug. If you're doing boil in bag meals it's also your water boiler. Just bring a spoon and fork from home. Or if you're worried about ruining or losing it, go to Goodwill/Walmart/Dollar store. As for a stove I love the PocketRocket 2. $45 but you can find it for cheaper.
  
  
• Permethrin - Yes. Buy the concentrate on Amazon for much cheaper than premixed. Follow this guide to treat your clothes before you go. Bring deet as a backup or for exposed skin.
  
• Power bank - Anker is a pretty popular brand. I got the PowerCore 15600 mAh from Amazon and I love it.
  
• Dishwashing - No need! Lick it. Rinse it. Wipe it if you must.
  
• Shower - I got one of these scrubby washcloths from Amazon. It's really aggressive so you don't even really need soap. Find a water source or just your drinking bottle, get it wet and scrub all your danger zones. Plus it dries super quickly and rinses clean.
  
• Bears - Get a cheap 8L dry bag (or however big you need), line it with an OP Sak and hang it.
  
• Clothing - check out the sale rack at REI. Also Target/Walmart has good, light workout shirts and bottoms. Avoid cotton at all costs.

The 110g canister fits if you put it in upside down. My MSR 110g canisters fit in my Stanley pot which is only about a year old. Doubt that the pot has changed since they've been selling that same design for years.

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I have one of these scrubby, quick-rinse/dry washcloths that I use for cleanup. I shove that in the very bottom of the pot and then slide the canister in (upside down) on top of it. The washcloth helps protect the connection on the canister and also helps keep the pot from getting scratched.