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#16
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![]() Carry a roll of jute twine with you. A couple of sparks and that stuff fires right up.
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#17
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![]() We went camping last weekend and one of the campers with us pulled out his blow torch. I found that funny to see that listed here. It actually does work really well, didn't even have kindling, just torched the logs and instant campfire.
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![]() something we started using on our last camping trip that seems to work very well....the thin little shims you can get at home improvement stores and molded saw dust--my husband found this things and they are awesome. It's like a ball of sawdust and some type of waxy stuff cut in half. I didn't have to use any type of lighter fluid or gas or any other fire starter and we had a beautiful fire that lasted all night long!
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![]() Well I cheat, if your not backpacking, just throw a bag of kingsford matchless charcoal in the truck or camper. I put a pile of charcoal in the firepit, stack my wood on it and light it. In a few minutes I have a nice fire going. Too easy!! LOL
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#21
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![]() +1 on the charcoal.
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#22
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![]() X2 on the charcoal.
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#23
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![]() In the past we have purchased fire starter sticks, this spring i am building a Fire Piston and will attempt to make char cloth. Not that we need these things but something different to try
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#24
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![]() Doritos actually work really well to keep a fire going. 10 Creative Camping Hacks That You Need to Know About
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