That’s why it’s smart to consider waterproof matches and a fire-starting kit. It’s even more difficult to start a fire in damp surroundings and wet materials. Use it the same way you would with vaseline by using it with cotton. You make an oil lamp using bacon grease and you can also use it to start a fire. Take bacon drippings or grease, for example. Bacon GreaseĪny substance which fuels lamps also makes a great fire starter. That’s because cotton (which is also in your first aid/sanitary kit) and vaseline makes a great fire-starter. Your first aid or sanitary kit should have vaseline in it, not only for its intended purpose but for survival as well. We’ve seen it in action, either in dry and wet surroundings, so always try to make room for a piece of flint whenever you can.
How many of you only got to know magnesium or flint from the US TV series Survivor? Now we have accessories with flint or magnesium rods and it’s more accessible than ever. Make sure to use a clear plastic bottle and paper with dark ink works as a better tinder. This follows the same concept as the water bottle filled with water. It will help you start a fire too when paired with an aluminum soda can and chances are higher of you finding soda cans somewhere. If not, you should because it’s great survival food. There is a good chance of you having a chocolate bar with you at all times.
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