You can make a fire starter from dryer lint or cotton balls by saturating them with melted candle wax or Vaseline and compressing them into marble-sized pellets. Store them in a plastic bag or plastic 35mm film canisters. To learn more, like how to start a fire without matches, click here to order Frank Miniter’s […]
You can make a fire starter from dryer lint or cotton balls by saturating them with melted candle wax or Vaseline and compressing them into marble-sized pellets. Store them in a plastic bag or plastic 35mm film canisters.
To learn more, like how to start a fire without matches, click here to order Frank Miniter’s The Ultimate Man’s Survival Guide.
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