A few weekends ago I tried multiple different materials to catch a spark and start a fire. Many of them worked well (steel wool, char cloth) but the one that I thought worked best was cotton balls and petroleum jelly. The dry grass and shredded cedar bark I gathered didn’t work very well at all. I thought it would be a good idea to make up some of these cotton balls and keep them near my sparker tool. It is easy to make fire if you are a little bit prepared.
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