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How to Start a Fire Without Matches

Paul Gardiner

How To Start A Fire Without Matches: 10 Ways To Start Fire With Things That Are Always On Hand Imagine that you're traveling somewhere and your plane crashes, but you survive. Or that your electricity goes out at your home and it's a cold winter out. Or maybe that you went camping far into the wilderness but realize that you forgot to bring matches ans the lighter that you brought turned out to have no gas in it...

One of the most essential tools that mankind has ever discovered has been the discovery of fire. Fire is there to keep us warm. To cook our food. To bring light in the darkness. It does so many other useful things that we need and take for granted on a daily basis that we're completely unaware of... until we no longer have those modern conveniences and find ourselves cold, hungry, and in the dark...

This book will teach you 10 basic techniques-- both ancient and modern-- to start fires without matches or convenient tools. You will be able to make fire from the natural elements by the end of this book, and you will learn of reliable tools which don't use fuel in order to start fires.

Some methods covered

- Magnifying glasses - Slam Rods - Fire Plough - Make a magnifying glass out of ice! - Fire from a mobile phone - Chewing gum and batteries. - Chemical reactions with brake fluid - 9 volt batteries and steel wool= - Coke cans...

GenresSports & RecreationOutdoor Skills

28 pages

English edition · First published 2017 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · ISBN 9781981611935

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