Dryer lint fire starter

Making fire with some dryer lint and a magnesium block.

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Howto & Style

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• survival

[fuklibs]

This is a great tip I've never thought of.

Corn chips like Fritos, Doritos, nacho chips etc all burn furiously too & are great for starting fires.

I keep a bag of Frito's in my car during the winter.

[ewokarmyof1]

thanks,i like to use what i find around the house as much as possible.

[chrispisciotta35]

Great tip to use drier lint. Suggestion: use the back edge of your knife not the blade. It will strike the flint easier creating a larger spark and won't dull your blade.

[ewokarmyof1]

true,it does work better thanks for the tip.

[knifeman105]

spray wd - 40 on the lent and see how much better it is

[tekinak007]

Argh... using the blade edge? Dont do that.... the back fo the knife is a far more practical and effective method... and you dont risk destroying your blade profile.

[mikesamc]

cheesies burn like gasoline too.

[ViperFallenAngel]

love how he puts green leaves on it xD

[gravedigger277]

@ewokarmyof1 that was a mag starter but i didnt see you use any of the magnisium? does it catch with just the spark?

[gnarvids]

That's what i use for tinder it works great.

[fireworkgalore]

finnaly a use for lint :)

[studpuppy69]

Who sings that? Great vid.