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I wonder what is in our area that would work for this
The carton does more to hold the mixture till it dries than to contribute to the burn process. Styrofoam would work but would not contribute to the burn and could give off toxic gasses...so use this one only in the great outdoors. I like the handy individualization of the burning components. When I would go out for a two day hike, I would take two or three of these to expedite the small campfire.
"I am sure you have heard of the egg carton, dryer lint and paraffin. "
This reminds me of when I told a group of otherwise intelligent people that the grey egg cartons were actually made from recycled dryer lint and this is why I always buy eggs in those cartons instead of styrofoam!. They all believed me with one of them going on to pass along this tidbit to a group of 5th grade students!
Well I have three kids in the house soooo... yeah I got crayons!
Clint I love that idea.
CHRIS! Fantastic, I didn't have any crayons to try it with. Thank you! (note to self, buy some crayons)
I am sure you have heard of the egg carton, dryer lint and paraffin. Place a quantity of dryer lint in each egg carton section. I would say about 3/4 full each. Then take melted paraffin and pour over the lint in each compartment to the top. Let it dry and cut apart the carton to have a dozen fire starters.
Or how about on the carpet like the other photo!
don't do it near a smoke detector!
Got me curious... be right back...
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