What does the material look like?Is it sawdust and wax?I keep about a dozen duraflame logs on hand and they are made with sawdust and have a waxy oil texture. Along with several gallons now of discount hand sanitizer,chaffing fuel canisters,they cover the emergency cooking well !
@@titanpreparedness it’s always good to have options. The fire starter logs stay good for along time but leave soot on your pot.the hand sanitizer burns great but some brands leave a residue behind. I just use an open can of some sort but cooking my meals at work I’ve found that gas stoves are a bit too hot and expensive, the waxed sawdust is just dirty on your pots and will dirty up your bag. The hand sanitizers are cheap and clean .they burn hot too. Each does have its pros and cons but Ive been using hand sanitizer for months now and I don’t have to many complaints!
Thx for the option, cost does seem high compared to other options thou
I agree. It would be nice but pretty hard to stock up on many of them
What does the material look like?Is it sawdust and wax?I keep about a dozen duraflame logs on hand and they are made with sawdust and have a waxy oil texture. Along with several gallons now of discount hand sanitizer,chaffing fuel canisters,they cover the emergency cooking well !
Yeah it's some kind of callouse material so wood particles of some kind. I need to test a alcohol stove at some point just to see the pros and cons
@@titanpreparedness it’s always good to have options. The fire starter logs stay good for along time but leave soot on your pot.the hand sanitizer burns great but some brands leave a residue behind. I just use an open can of some sort but cooking my meals at work I’ve found that gas stoves are a bit too hot and expensive, the waxed sawdust is just dirty on your pots and will dirty up your bag. The hand sanitizers are cheap and clean .they burn hot too. Each does have its pros and cons but Ive been using hand sanitizer for months now and I don’t have to many complaints!