Make fire starters that can be used when camping, fishing, or any other outdoor activity involving fire...or just for use in your home fireplace. Requires only dryer lint, a paper egg carton, and some old candles
- Hot
- Latest
-
How To:
Remove Maggots from Your Eyeball
-
How To:
Use garlic and ginger for a cough remedy
-
How To:
Escape from zip ties tied behind your back
-
How To:
Start a fire with a battery and a staple
-
How To:
Make a teepee from an inexpensive tarp
-
How To:
Make a tin can survival cook stove
-
How To:
Light a match without a matchbook cover
-
How To:
Start a fire with quartz
-
How To:
Escape from Dual Zip Tie Handcuffs
-
How To:
Light a fire with a piece of quartz and steel
-
How To:
Identify flint and other types of sparking rocks to light a fire
-
How To:
Escape from zip ties
-
How To:
Make Fire-Starting Char Cloth from a T-Shirt Using a Tuna Can
-
How To:
Join parallel sticks with shear lashing
-
How To:
Make a survival bush bow and arrow
-
How To:
Tie the trucker's hitch Boy Scouts knot
-
How To:
Assemble a basic survival fire starting kit
-
How To:
Survive a bite from a cottonmouth snake
-
How To:
Tie a Mexican braid
-
How To:
Purify Urine for Drinking with an Emergency Solar Still
-
How To:
Use garlic and ginger for a cough remedy
-
How To:
Escape from zip ties tied behind your back
-
How To:
Start a fire with a battery and a staple
-
How To:
Make a teepee from an inexpensive tarp
-
How To:
Make a tin can survival cook stove
-
How To:
Light a match without a matchbook cover
-
How To:
Start a fire with quartz
-
How To:
Escape from Dual Zip Tie Handcuffs
-
How To:
Light a fire with a piece of quartz and steel
-
How To:
Identify flint and other types of sparking rocks to light a fire
-
How To:
Escape from zip ties
-
How To:
Make Fire-Starting Char Cloth from a T-Shirt Using a Tuna Can
-
How To:
Join parallel sticks with shear lashing
-
How To:
Make a survival bush bow and arrow
-
How To:
Assemble a basic survival fire starting kit
-
How To:
Tie the trucker's hitch Boy Scouts knot
-
How To:
Survive a bite from a cottonmouth snake
-
How To:
Tie a Mexican braid
-
How To:
Purify Urine for Drinking with an Emergency Solar Still
-
How To:
Make a Slammin' Fire Piston for Under a Buck
2 Comments
would that be lint & wax, perhaps?
no. i think it was soap. the nitrate in the soap is very flambal in small quantys. or in thin layers. just not a big chunks. try it. get a few shavigs heat and light it.
Share Your Thoughts