Can I re-use canes & pots from tomatoes with blight?

If you disinfect the pots after cleaning thoroughly...they should be ok. I'm not so sure about the canes...they would be quite cheap to replace.

I should just wash them in hot water with something like Jeyes fluid added (if you can still get it.) That should put paid to any fungal spores.
What's more important is to remove any dead leaves and infected fruit and put in the bin.
Blight is very much influenced by the weather too and the best hope is for a good summer.
But I've noticed here in France, despite a very hot and sunny season, the tomatoes in the polytunnel have all got blight, while the outdoor ones, growing in a different spot than the previous year, are virtually blight free.
I'm certainly going to be far more hygiene conscious in the tunnel this autumn and winter and will clear out all the debris as soon as possible.
Spores quite clearly do survive in the soil and on any debris left around.

Good sterilisation will allow you to use the pots and canes on tomatoes next year. Do you grow plants other than solanums (potatoes and tomatoes) that need the use of pots and canes?If so, it would be even safer to use these pots and canes on them next year and use different ones for the tomatoes.

I have 3 tomato plants with blight this year, growing in the ground, in a flower bed. I don't know why they got the blight. All the ones in pots along the wall of the house are doing fine, but I'm keeping a close eye! I have thrown out the blighted ones but must admit I hadn't thought of the canes being a problem. Must get the Jeyes out tomorrow. Yes, you can still get it. To my surprise I saw some in the local Tesco the other day!

Thanks everyone, I'll go hunting for Jeyes this week.

As you say, AmbleAlice, it's not the end of the world if I need to buy more, the canes can always make kindling for my chiminea :o)

Bertie, I took the entire plants out - I was being very unobservant and they were quite badly affected by blight, beyond recovery.

Thanks bulbaholic, I have grown broad beans this year which need canes but I cut the ones I used for toms too short for that. What I grow changes form year to year so I'll bear in mind that they'd be better used on other plants next year.

It seems to be the weather, PennyFarthing, loads of people had it last year and I think this year too - too much rain.

Thanks again for all your help folks :o)