3 Ways to make Awesome Cheap Fire Tinder

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  • @spacekat8249
    @spacekat8249 Рік тому +21

    I know it's basic for the "old" preppers but please, do more videos like this, thx!
    Regards from France

    • @ctrip34
      @ctrip34 Рік тому +5

      I agree.. it's just a nice refresher & it might give older preppers a new idea or perspective on how to do something.

    • @patriciaduncan6523
      @patriciaduncan6523 Рік тому

      @@ctrip34
      Hello from San Diego! In 1975, I was in France and bought some mustard in a pretty little French ceramic jar, and never used it until my husband who loves to cook opened it bcuz we had no mustard on Thanksgiving day in 2005. So he made up a delicious mustard & honey glaze for the ham and we all chowed down on it like it was manna from Heaven! All scarf and no barf, lol. But I never told my family, they just kept eating it up! Plus I baked up some Hawaiian sweet bread, called Malasads, from scratch, they finished that off too….
      Anyway, so glad for your site, learning good stuff!

  • @kroninn
    @kroninn Рік тому +5

    I take laundry lint and or cotton balls and mix it with Vaseline. I build fire bundles with toilet paper rolls, shredded junk mail and my lint/vaseline mix in the middle. I generally use these in my charcoal starter. Three gets the job done.

  • @midknightrider58
    @midknightrider58 Рік тому +7

    Great video!!! Here is a technique that I did to make two of these types of fire starters. I actually made the paper egg carton fire starters about 6 years ago. The only difference in the ones I made. I mixed sawdust, magnesium shavings with cotton balls covered in petroleum jelly. Then I poured wax in on top of them. After they cooled and I cut them apart. I glued a piece of paper over the tops of them for a neater finished product. Then to use and light up, just cut open the top with a knife to expose and lite the mixture inside. I also made fire starters using cotton rounds. With magnesium and petroleum jelly sandwiched between two cotton rounds dipped in wax. Once cooled, I stored them in an old snuff can. The magnesium made a hugh difference! And they burned more intense and worked outstanding in wet or snowy and even in breezy conditions.

  • @bingothelegend
    @bingothelegend Рік тому +3

    The lint also works with Vaseline. I have used both the tp rolls and egg cartons. It is a little messy so wear gloves but it is much quicker than the wax method. I took an old bowl and emptied a jar of Vaseline and mixed in the lint then added the lint to both the rolls and the egg carton. Thanks for the great videos. I love the old style informative videos.

  • @anthonybarker2087
    @anthonybarker2087 Рік тому +8

    I always love your one on one demonstrations. You're my favorite.

  • @archangelmichael1978
    @archangelmichael1978 Рік тому +2

    Junk mail, dryer lint, vacuum cleaner bag, and receipts and such are great. Shred them. Stuff it into a bucket and mix with some water and vaseline. Press the water out of it. Let it dry. Knock it out of bucket. Now you've got a big block of firestarter. I like your egg carton and toilet paper roll trick though! That'd be a great use.

  • @saltydog3394
    @saltydog3394 Рік тому +4

    pretty fancy there Sootch lol - i put the wax in an old tomato can to melt on the wood stove to make the egg carton item and the flat side for the cotton rounds for get home bag or the like... pretty cool tho, thanks for sharing these reminders!

  • @marccalvert6040
    @marccalvert6040 Рік тому +7

    Just made a bunch with the egg carton flats. They are awesome for fire starting when we go camping.

  • @patriotallen9717
    @patriotallen9717 Рік тому +7

    Low tech and very practical. Very useful content.

  • @Gumby1978
    @Gumby1978 Рік тому +3

    I have made all three. They are great fire starters.

  • @lindahudson8618
    @lindahudson8618 Рік тому +5

    The cotton rounds look easy to make! I've done the toilet paper rolls with lint but didn't know you could use Gulf Wax. Thanks for the info.

  • @joshuabessire9169
    @joshuabessire9169 Рік тому +6

    Impressed with how well the cotton pad worked, but that tp tube was a portable dura flame log. Wonder if I could use hickory shavings and cook with it.

    • @joshuabessire9169
      @joshuabessire9169 Рік тому +1

      @@WinterInTheForest paper towel roll would work, or wrapping paper.

    • @ctrip34
      @ctrip34 Рік тому +1

      @@WinterInTheForest its not like he wipes his ass with the roll. The lint & hair on the other hand I'd probly stay away from. Take some saw dust & pack a tube. Then pour wax into that.

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому

      @@WinterInTheForest you obviously use your toilet paper rolls in ways regular people don't. 😳

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому +1

      @Joshua Bessire you could definitely put in hickory chips and have some delicious smokey grilled hamburgers, other meats, vegetables. It's a great idea!

  • @alsparks8709
    @alsparks8709 Рік тому +3

    Ok loved the video I have followed you for about 3 years now and love your content. While watching the video I had an idea , why not leave the cotten pads on the wax paper fold it up helps water proof it and adds to the burn time you are gonna toss it out anyway and the same could be done with aluminum foil it won't burn but it could provide a dry base in wet conditions

  • @rwun283
    @rwun283 Рік тому +1

    I tend to mix dry sawdust with mine. We haven't used our dryer in 6 years, so... It's a good dense cellulose source, that takes the wax well. Add some cotton that blows off the trucks on the way to the mill, you're golden.

  • @liquidflame1987
    @liquidflame1987 Рік тому +1

    I've always add and either diesel or grill lighting fluid to the melted wax to make it easier to light

  • @tactesticality3673
    @tactesticality3673 Рік тому +8

    Fritos chips make a good fire starter in a pinch.

    • @chrissewell1608
      @chrissewell1608 Рік тому

      I bet most greasy potato chips would light up!

    • @doplardom
      @doplardom Рік тому +1

      Mmmm, Freetoes!🥴

    • @chrissewell1608
      @chrissewell1608 Рік тому +1

      @@doplardom 🦶😛

    • @doplardom
      @doplardom Рік тому

      @@chrissewell1608 😂, yep and they smell like feet too, Freetoes for breakfast!

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому

      Both the suits channel and sensible prepper have them videos using Doritos to light fires.

  • @reginaschmid2657
    @reginaschmid2657 Рік тому +1

    Love this idea! Have seen the idea with the make-up pads before, but with the toilet paper rolls, that is new to me! Thanks for sharing and keep these sort of tips and tricks coming!!😊

  • @janeentumbao8690
    @janeentumbao8690 Рік тому +5

    Perfect timing!
    So...
    An Army friend of mine said that, in a pinch, he used hand sanitizer in place of Sterno.
    How would you recreate emergency Sterno?
    And if you could do an indoor version, that would be great! Alot of us preppers live in big cities and still want to be prepared! 😁
    Thanks!

  • @counselorchip2248
    @counselorchip2248 Рік тому +3

    I used hemp string and waxed it. Cut to length for an Altoids tin.

  • @dennislogan6781
    @dennislogan6781 Рік тому +2

    I make the cotton pads with candle wax by using a candle warmer and getting the wax to a liquid state and dipping the cotton pads in.

  • @aslansdaughter4648
    @aslansdaughter4648 Рік тому +2

    Very good! I have used the toilet paper rolls and paper towel rolls with lint before, but did not add the wax. That will be my next project!❤

  • @raptureready4080
    @raptureready4080 Рік тому +1

    cool stuff for camping or back yard cooking.

  • @CourtJester1960
    @CourtJester1960 Рік тому +3

    On the cotton rounds, if you only dip them 90% or so, leaving just a bit unwaxed, you can fluff up the unwaxed part and light it with flint & steel or ferro rod. Much easier to light.

  • @MattTransit
    @MattTransit Рік тому +1

    Growing up, my Dad would roll up old newspapers, tied off with cotton twine or string. He'd store them in the basement several months in order for them to maintain their rolled up shape.
    Then we'd use them in the fireplace during the winter months.
    Luckily, none ever popped open after the string holding them burnt off.

  • @simonlamb6326
    @simonlamb6326 Рік тому +2

    Can we please get more videos like this. Good information and reusing things we all have. We can all prep without spending hundreds of dollars with useful knowledge and proper planning.

  • @user-ff8yl2ob3r
    @user-ff8yl2ob3r Рік тому +6

    Great video, as always, Don. Always appreciate the information you provide.

  • @jillcooper6371
    @jillcooper6371 Рік тому +1

    The egg crate one works wonders!!!! It's how I light my pizza oven.

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому

      That is very cool.

  • @jrgmelb25
    @jrgmelb25 Рік тому +5

    Fire, Fire! Fire!!!! 🔥

  • @nanachick05
    @nanachick05 Рік тому

    Great demonstration Sootch! Love the simplicity of these.

  • @renee8813
    @renee8813 Рік тому +4

    Thank you SP 🙏This is awesome! Mine will be the Dog Hair variety as well .I also have about 30 large jar Yankee candles that are 80% empty and now I know what to do with that leftover wax! 👍😅🐾💕🐶

  • @kurtcranford3045
    @kurtcranford3045 Рік тому +1

    if you have a band saw..........it makes cutting the egg carton super easy

  • @christiananthony1274
    @christiananthony1274 Рік тому +1

    the pads look the best.
    i wonder how to press pads out of lent

  • @billygraham3064
    @billygraham3064 Рік тому +1

    Instead of candle wax you could also use Crisco vegetable lard which is a cheaper alternative.

  • @stevemoore9951
    @stevemoore9951 Рік тому +1

    Greetings from the PPRC great video, I am impressed.🇺🇸

  • @eileensimpson3725
    @eileensimpson3725 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for the video.
    I just made some egg carton tenders.
    It's easy and fun.

  • @Oli_5.56
    @Oli_5.56 Рік тому +1

    Grillanzuender (Wachs/Holzgemisch) sind auch sehr gut und lassen sich auch gut mit dem Feuerstahl anzuenden. Man muss sie nur etwas aufbroeseln.

  • @sinclairpages
    @sinclairpages Рік тому +2

    When all the electric goes away your stove will no longer work. Suggest a gas type stove. Gas will be around a lot longer than electric in an SHTF.
    My gas stove runs on Natural or Propane gas. I have the orifices for both.
    People over look old COTTON shocks, T-Shirts and underwear as a fire starter.
    I have a paper shredder that shreds down to almost powder. It makes great fire tinder also.

  • @ctrip34
    @ctrip34 Рік тому +1

    I use the cotton pads but I dunk mine in a Petro jelly mixed with lighter fluid. I let them dry & then do a quick dunk in some wax. Works pretty good. I've thought about cutting out the petro jelly cuz it is kinda gooey & messy but it does work well. Just depends. Sometimes it's nice to have just the petro jelly with wax on the outside. Allows you to break it up & use it for dry skin or chapped lips.

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому

      My only thought is that I don't want to breathe fumes from lighter fluid. Isn't that stuff carcinogenic?

    • @ctrip34
      @ctrip34 Рік тому

      @@nmr6988 mmm I don't think itll be lit long enough to do any harm to you. Once it gets your small kindling going & the flame gets bigger itll consume that starter in no time. Mmm there might be a way to use
      Alcohol but idk.

  • @somoza8121
    @somoza8121 Рік тому +5

    Great video and may the LORD CHRIST JESUS Bless you

    • @Enes-wj5xq
      @Enes-wj5xq Рік тому

      He can't because he is not God

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому

      @SOMOZA81 AMEN!

  • @janiceshrope4062
    @janiceshrope4062 Рік тому

    I am So happy you are getting back to these short informative videos👏

  • @herbertoakleyjr7176
    @herbertoakleyjr7176 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for the tips keep them coming

  • @saramclaughlin2470
    @saramclaughlin2470 Рік тому

    I watched a video where wax paper, like used in the kitchen, was wrapped around the toilet paper roll after it was stuffed to help keep it dry plus the wax paper will also burn. Great video by the way.

  • @dovey4703
    @dovey4703 8 місяців тому

    Thank you for the great idea!! Love the toilet rolls and egg carter

  • @johnsmithfakename8422
    @johnsmithfakename8422 7 місяців тому

    When I make my waxed fire tender, I add a little oil to the wax mix (Mineral oil is my favorite, but paraffin lamp oil is also a great alternative, and some charcoal lighter fluid works), I think in a 4 wax : 1 oil ratio. This softens the wax, makes it easier to manipulate, and ignite.
    My preferred wax infusion material is cotton (cotton rounds, cotton rolls).

  • @MI_Prepper
    @MI_Prepper Рік тому +2

    The toilet paper roll was a GREAT idea, I bet some waste paper from a shredder would be a good ingredient, too. So would "smoker" wood chips or wood pellets.

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому

      Well, that is a great idea and sounds like a good cottage industry. My shredder has a double cross-hatch action that turns everything into tiny little compressed balls. They would be perfect to use in any of these fire starters.

  • @watchandpray8918
    @watchandpray8918 Рік тому

    The candle wax is bith a fire accelerant and a fire extender so it's an excellent choice. That said, if you didn't have access to wax or didn't want to use your candles this way, you could substitute cooking fat, vaseline, chapstick or something like old duct tape you were throwing out.
    Lots of stuff will burn.
    But it's very good to get it together to have ready ahead of time.
    Thank you for doing these teaching vids.
    People should keep stuff like this in their car in case they get strandred.

  • @atongs_edc
    @atongs_edc Рік тому

    Great idea. I actually use pencil shavings as tinder. I got four kids going to school so I sharpen pencils every single day. I collect them and put them in ziplock pouch as well. Got this idea from a friend, also an outdoor enthusiast and part time UA-camr. Tinder is much easier to carry than to find outdoors so you gotta have them with you.

  • @wehrmeister
    @wehrmeister Рік тому +1

    I'm about to make a bunch of the egg carton fire tinders. I had to buy cardboard egg cartons from Amazon, can't find them in my grocery store, and bought bags of tea lights from the dollar store, along with a metal dog bowl to melt the wax in. Guess I could have used toilet paper cores, but I think I like the smaller portions to carry, although you pointed out that you can cut the rolls down.

    • @richardelliott9511
      @richardelliott9511 Рік тому

      I don't know how much those egg crates cost to buy buy maybe check out paper condiment cups.

  • @michaelmeyers4950
    @michaelmeyers4950 Рік тому

    Great video! Make up pads in wax are my favourite. One tip though:
    From my experience it will be difficult to light it with a ferro rod (even after breaking it up). What I do is is only dip the top 25% and bottom 25% of the pad in wax.
    That way when you pull the pad apart it will take a spark instantly.

  • @leatherneckprepper4477
    @leatherneckprepper4477 Рік тому +28

    I love the smell of burnt dog hair in the morning!

  • @darbovision2672
    @darbovision2672 Рік тому +1

    I can see the TP roll being cut in half or quarters to make more starters.

  • @jacobjones784
    @jacobjones784 Рік тому

    With the cotton rounds mix a little bit of paraffin lamp oil into the wax before you dip them. About 10-1 wax to oil. Helps get them started and burn better. Those are my go to fire starter, you can start them with a ferro rod very easily

  • @monicagould8136
    @monicagould8136 Рік тому +3

    The wax you are using is used to top off and seal jelly. Instead of using jar lids you simply pour the wax on top of the brim of the jelly jar to seal it up!!!! It will not hurt any thing you use to heat it up,,,it is a food product,,, that's why it is sold in the canning department at the store!!!!!! Just wanted to let you know!! I enjoy all of your shows and miss the series!!!!!

    • @nagaviper1169
      @nagaviper1169 Рік тому

      I was wondering. Never heard of gulf wax, but I don't can so there's that. Than you

  • @snteevveetns
    @snteevveetns Рік тому

    I use CA coastal oak for my fires. I struggled w my first fire start in my fire pit. I had the paper too tightly wrapped. My 2nd/3rd fired I used just lint under the kindling (small chips of oak from the feathering), and it work excellent! I didn’t have any wind/inclement weather to be dealing with. I’ll start making the egg create version of this! Thanks!

  • @kevinramsey3490
    @kevinramsey3490 Рік тому +4

    Shannon!!!! Don's in the kitchen!!!😎😇

  • @Bear5491
    @Bear5491 Рік тому +5

    Easier way to make cheap fire starters is to cut up a duraflame log. You can about 40 starters from one log and cutting the log up with a hand saw is much faster than messing with the wax. Cut the log like a loaf of bread in 1” slices and then slice the slices in 4 pieces with knife. They will burn for about 15 minutes and this is how I light fires in my wood stove all winter long.

    • @papimaximus95
      @papimaximus95 Рік тому +3

      They actually make Duraflame Firestart CUBES that are wrapped and the size of those mini candy bars. I keep 5-10 in my bag and use them all the time to start fires.

    • @Bear5491
      @Bear5491 Рік тому

      @@papimaximus95 Very true, cutting up a log into 40 pieces makes the starters less the 0.10 each.

    • @papimaximus95
      @papimaximus95 Рік тому

      @@Bear5491 ua-cam.com/users/shortsm-j3jLKiZVM

    • @ctrip34
      @ctrip34 Рік тому +2

      I took one of those fire starter logs &shaved off some pieces to light a fire. It didnt burn. I was really puzzled by it.

    • @papimaximus95
      @papimaximus95 Рік тому +3

      @@ctrip34 Purchase the Duraflame Firestart CUBES from Wally World (18 pack). They are extremely small and light weight. Just light the corner of the wrapper and it will burn for at least 30 minutes if not more.

  • @hopebuxton7123
    @hopebuxton7123 Рік тому +1

    Great video! Thank you!! 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

  • @Valor_Defense
    @Valor_Defense Рік тому +2

    Going back old school aye Don lol

  • @chriswilson9230
    @chriswilson9230 Рік тому +1

    I’m impressed with how long that the cotton pad even burned. I’ll go with the toilet paper roll.

  • @davidjones1393
    @davidjones1393 Рік тому +1

    THKS DONE

  • @laurelrunlaurelrun
    @laurelrunlaurelrun Рік тому

    Less grocery stores carry gulf wax now. I think less people use it for canning now. I found some at Michael's, the big craft store chain. In the candle making aisle there of course.

  • @tommysimmons5266
    @tommysimmons5266 Рік тому +1

    I save the cardboard off toiletries and paper towel. I stuffed them with old paper products and light it up, takes 15 seconds to get started.

  • @davemartin9632
    @davemartin9632 Рік тому

    Like the instructional video!!

  • @deceptionsdemise
    @deceptionsdemise Рік тому

    These are great ideas 💡

  • @chrissewell1608
    @chrissewell1608 Рік тому +1

    Thanks to you, Don, and a few others... I am building a small (med.) Size tinder box! I have always wanted one, so why not!? Because ya just never know when you need a good camp fire, Bon fire, or inner city peaceful protest!? (I live near Atlanta, So....!)

  • @DavidMN-
    @DavidMN- Рік тому +1

    Great way to use up all those random "No there's still some left!" candles lying around my house :)

  • @jtpenman
    @jtpenman Рік тому +1

    Awesome

  • @kayroth8750
    @kayroth8750 Рік тому +1

    I've seen the egg carton with wax and shredded newspaper.

  • @TressaZimmerman
    @TressaZimmerman Рік тому

    Yep that is some good use of stuff that normally would be thrown away.

  • @jessesioux4431
    @jessesioux4431 Рік тому +1

    Egg crates are good but i won’t be using them because we keep them for getting eggs from our local supplier

  • @kimskluckers5665
    @kimskluckers5665 Рік тому +2

    Use a soup or vegetable can to melt wax in. Personally I melt my wax on a trivet on the woodstove. DO NOT LEAVE THE WAX WHEN MELTING.

    • @kjon3
      @kjon3 Рік тому +1

      I bought an old crock pot at the thrift store. When your done just shut it off until next time.

  • @m.myrick7086
    @m.myrick7086 Рік тому +1

    How did the wax clean out of the stainless steel containers???

  • @m0ther0ne
    @m0ther0ne Рік тому +1

    A good one is soaking cotton wool in Vaseline (petroleum jelly).

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому +1

      That's the first firestarter video I ever saw on SensiblePrepper about nine years ago. It's still my favorite after all these years.

  • @williamsellers8710
    @williamsellers8710 Рік тому +2

    What kind of fixed blade knife was that in the video when lighting the egg carton

  • @Castleknight
    @Castleknight Рік тому

    Can you put the egg carton in the refrigerator or freezer to harden them up faster?

  • @h.h.1266
    @h.h.1266 Рік тому +1

    Is it hot enough to use instead of a solid fuel tab?

  • @5pointstar78
    @5pointstar78 Рік тому +1

    i'm a big fan of cotton balls soaked in petroleum jelly.

  • @bobclarke7240
    @bobclarke7240 Рік тому

    I would love to see a review of the Rapdom 96

  • @andreasm1317
    @andreasm1317 3 місяці тому

    That was really interesting. Thanks.
    Phenomenal that the TP roll went for nearly a half hour.
    Given access to wax may be challenging, would these work with animal fats (lard/tallow) instead? Not as stable of course but more accessible.
    Peace.

  • @DrSchor
    @DrSchor Рік тому

    Hello Scooth. Excellent information you alway have. It is not more sensible to use the many excellent inexpensive commercial fire starters already on the market, as opposed to making you own. If you are forced to improvise to create a Firestarter, you have not sensibly prepped, which is the theme of your channel

  • @chrissewell1608
    @chrissewell1608 Рік тому +2

    Well, atleast someone has finally found a good use for dryer lint! (I can donate 40,000 lbs. / year! )
    And left over TP and paper towel tubes! We usually give our egg crates to some friends who raise chickens, and swap for a few dozen FRESH EGGS! This year (2023), eggs are so dang expensive, they may start selling them? 🐔🥚🥚🥚🍳💰💰💰

  • @johndoe-bq1xt
    @johndoe-bq1xt Рік тому

    ur ah genious! boil the water as a heat transferrence i love u sir !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @11ccom
    @11ccom Рік тому

    More good stuff.

  • @coltballistic1776
    @coltballistic1776 Рік тому +1

    Can you do a 2023 EDC update

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому +1

      I think he has done one just recently. Check back through the January videos and I think you'll find it.

  • @pnyarrow
    @pnyarrow Рік тому

    Grerat info - thanks for sharing. stay safe. ATB. Nigel

  • @papimaximus95
    @papimaximus95 Рік тому +1

    Even easier: They actually make Duraflame Firestart CUBES that are wrapped and the size of those mini candy bars. I keep 5-10 in my bag and use them all the time to start fires.

  • @spookymulder945
    @spookymulder945 Рік тому +1

    Neat!

  • @MrRedFox13Photography
    @MrRedFox13Photography Рік тому

    the cotton round A tier

  • @Amara1324
    @Amara1324 Рік тому +1

    From experience, if you get a decent amount of pet hair in your dryer lint, it doesn't work very well. In that case, I suggest saw dust instead.

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому

      I have had just the opposite experience with pet hair. It burns like crazy when mixed with the other ingredients. Maybe different kinds of pet hair? Who knows.

    • @Amara1324
      @Amara1324 Рік тому

      @@nmr6988 I have 10 cats and 2 dogs, I honestly think my lint is 90% hair.

  • @theoneandonlycarlton
    @theoneandonlycarlton Рік тому +1

    That wax isn't gonna ruin your pot,it's perfectly edible,they use in Chocolate candy making.

  • @Merica-1989
    @Merica-1989 11 місяців тому

    Gulf wax works better than regular candle wax. Regular candle wax stays a little soft but the gulf wax hardens and doesn’t feel greasy.

  • @thinkoutsidethebox7020
    @thinkoutsidethebox7020 Рік тому

    Cook fatwood the same way and add the resin to the wax

  • @johndoe-bq1xt
    @johndoe-bq1xt Рік тому

    energy is the name of the game - I LOVE AMERICA !!!!!!!!!

  • @neoaliphant
    @neoaliphant Рік тому

    ive been using the makeup pad wax biscuits for years, and my wife uses the cardboard and eg carton but with newspaper and sawdust as dryer lint has too much wool and mot enough cotton...

  • @scottystillskates
    @scottystillskates Рік тому

    Waxed cardboard fruit boxes cut into strips work awesome as a fire starter. Ziplock them and your good to go.

  • @nmr6988
    @nmr6988 Рік тому

    Dollar Tree has economical aka cheap cotton rounds. $1 or even $1.25 is a great deal.

  • @jessesioux4431
    @jessesioux4431 Рік тому

    Golf or gulf wax? I got beeselwax and paraffin wax .

  • @Truth1561
    @Truth1561 Рік тому

    Will soy wax flakes work?

  • @Z7d3nR4
    @Z7d3nR4 Рік тому

    Vaseline rubbed into Cotton Balls works well, also, but is a bit messy.

    • @nmr6988
      @nmr6988 Рік тому

      That's the first firestarter video I ever saw on SensiblePrepper about nine years ago. It's still my favorite after all these years.

  • @alrinaleroux9229
    @alrinaleroux9229 Рік тому

    Dear Sensible Prepper, thank you for your videos. Perhaps you are already aware of this, but I discovered today that May 1 (aka "May Day") is traditionally celebrated all over the world as a holiday for laborers and the working classes (it is International Workers' Day).
    I read the following on Wikipedia:
    "May Day has been a focal point for demonstrations by various socialist, communist and anarchist groups since the Second International. May Day is one of the most important holidays in Communist countries such as China, Vietnam, Cuba, Laos, North Korea, and the former Soviet Union countries. May Day celebrations in these countries typically feature elaborate workforce parades, including displays of military hardware and soldiers. ...
    "... The biggest celebration of 1 May usually occurred in the capital of a particular socialist country and usually included a military display and the presence of the president and the secretary general of the party. During the Cold War, May Day became the occasion for large military parades in Red Square by the Soviet Union and attended by the top leaders of the Kremlin, especially the Politburo, atop Lenin's Mausoleum. It became an enduring symbol of that period."
    Best regards.