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Safely Using Gasoline For An Improvised Cooking Fire
25 September 2013, 13:00,
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Binnie Away
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RE: Safely Using Gasoline For An Improvised Cooking Fire
Yeah but what i did was have a container of red hot sand, and dropped some wax on it,

held a flame against it and managed to get it going.

the sand is the "wick" but it wasn't perfect, but i carry some wax in my kit for fire lighting.

I do have a small "survival stove" i made from an empty pellet tin, some wax and some cardboard, it also works quite well.
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RE: Safely Using Gasoline For An Improvised Cooking Fire - by Binnie - 25 September 2013, 13:00

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