Part one of #survivalPackOnTour 🔥 Make a fire 🔥…
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Part one of #survivalPackOnTour 🔥 Make a fire 🔥
Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures of the production of the charred cotton. You tear a cotton T-shirt (or other pure cotton fabric). Then you take a small, flat tin with a removable lid and poke a small hole in the lid. Fill the tin with the scraps of fabric and place it in the embers. ATTENTION: The tin must not catch fire!
After a short time, smoke will start to come out of the hole. Now wait until there is no more smoke and close the hole with a toothpick or small piece of wood. Leave to cool.
There are now pieces of charred cotton in the tin, which are perfect for catching a spark and starting a fire. In the video, I used charred cotton, wood wool as tinder and a bushcraft knife with a fire steel to catch the sparks.
Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures of the production of the charred cotton. You tear a cotton T-shirt (or other pure cotton fabric). Then you take a small, flat tin with a removable lid and poke a small hole in the lid. Fill the tin with the scraps of fabric and place it in the embers. ATTENTION: The tin must not catch fire!
After a short time, smoke will start to come out of the hole. Now wait until there is no more smoke and close the hole with a toothpick or small piece of wood. Leave to cool.
There are now pieces of charred cotton in the tin, which are perfect for catching a spark and starting a fire. In the video, I used charred cotton, wood wool as tinder and a bushcraft knife with a fire steel to catch the sparks.
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