BIASTNR Permanent Match Matchstick Fire Starter, Immortal Lighter with Keychain, Kerosene Refillable Flint Lighter for Camping Hiking Emergency Survival Gear

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I like make up pad removers better than cotton balls. Make a Al foil boat and smear PJ over the top and melt in the oven. 1/2 pad will be more than enough for a fire. They fit real nicely into a can of Skoal. I decided to experiment with another solution. I had an old, refillable camping squeeze tube in a box in my barn. I bought a 13-ounce jar of petroleum jelly at a local big box store. I took the petroleum jelly to the barn, lit my Norwegian “Storm Kitchen” alcohol stove with the permanent metal match, and began melting a pot of snow on the stove. Melt the pj and wax and then pour into a gallon sized zip top bag with 125 large cotton balls. While the mixture is still liquid gently squeeze the air out and seal the bag. The cotton balls are absorbent and will be saturated with the mixture. Let cool, turning and manipulating the cotton balls so the mixture doesn’t settle and pool. License suspension: After granted, your gun license may be suspended if you don’t follow the rules. If you don’t have the firearm insurance the AG has the right to suspend your gun license. And if your license is suspended you have to return it and surrender all guns and ammo.

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Storm Kitchen” alcohol stoves usually take a long time to warm up, but once they warm they begin to burn much hotter. After about an hour, the little stove was really burning fiercely. The water boiled vigorously, and more than half of the petroleum jelly melted. At that point, I removed the petroleum jelly jar from the boiling water with a pair of pliers, and poured an appropriate amount into the open end of the squeeze tube with the help of the milk jug funnel. I then extinguished the stove, and went to take the dog for a walk while I let things cool down. Coughlan’s makes a unit that comes with half a dozen or so cotton/wax tinders. I’ve had success with it with or without adding Naptha. It is pretty inexpensive. Makes for a great cache item. Peanut lighters are similar. That o-ring is the key to keeping Naptha from evaporating. Good for long term storage, not so much for regular use, as those o-rings wear out.The dryer lint produced by our clothes dryer does not ignite as well as most other dryer lint while using a ferrocerium rod. Our lint contains too high of a percentage of dog hair. But even the dog hair does not prevent our lint from rapidly igniting when exposed to the flame of the permanent metal match. Accelerant in Tubes

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Twenty minutes later, the freezing temperatures in the barn had caused the petroleum jelly to re-congeal. I squeezed a small amount of jelly on to some dryer lint, and ignited the lint with the permanent metal match. When it was properly fluffed, the dryer lint/petroleum jelly combination worked almost as well with the metal match as a cotton ball/petroleum jelly combination. I still strongly prefer cotton balls for use with ferrocerium rods because they ignite more easily and consistently. Fire straws are easy to make and carry. Just make your cotton and petroleum jelly balls and take a plastic straw cut to what ever length you want and stuff the cotton mix into the straw and seal by heating the open ends of the straw and crimping the melted straw. Makes a waterproof starter that can be carried anywhere. Just clip an end open and pull out the amount needed or use the whole straw ,once started even the plastic burns . I melt petroleum jelly with wax in a double boiler setup, a 13oz pj as shown along with 4oz-8oz or more of wax. The wax makes the pj less messy and the pj makes the wax softer. They are durable and I have never had an issue with any of them. I use zippo lighter fluid and with normal use the mat h usually last about three days of use.I had one of these years ago. It was a constant in my hiking kit. Unfortunately I lost if someplace over the years. I’d like to find another one, or even two, but haven’t been able to find a decent one for sale in Canada. Thanks for the article as it has reminded me that I need to renew the search.