From Wildwood Survival, how to make fire with a condom and water. Okay, so article author Rob Bicevskis doesn't use a condom (he suggests any kind of "plastic wrap"), but I think a condom makes it a little more fun. Nicely photographed how-to, click through for the text steps. Additional fire-condom How-To video further down.
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I think it would not work! I´ll test it at the end of winter perhaps.
Ahh! The air-bubble at bottom breaks the light! Am i right?
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