Coghlan's Fire Paste Review

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[@tyronekim3506]

Thanks for the info and demonstration on Fire Paste. What are the ingredients in the Fire Paste? Also, why don't you pre-soak the cotton balls with petroleum jelly and put them in a plastic bag?

[@Ultimatefitness360]

No doubt this fire paste is much better than many more fire starters

[@southernstacker7315]

Dryer lint works good too if you I u want to save a buck. I keep it in a zip lock bag in my gear bag.

[@kculbert7789]

Going to have to try that. Thanks for the review. Good work!

[@jtoutdoorsadventures6864]

Wow awesome!!

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Thank You!

[@jtoutdoorsadventures6864]

Your welcome brother

[@bushcraftoregon]

so does this mean no more bow drill? :)

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Ha, Ha! Carry the easy stuff for emergency's, and practice the harder skills for when you have nothing else!

[@bushcraftoregon]

right on

[@Alex360Videos]

nice review! i just discovered this aswell, I just got some, it'll be nice to have next camp trip. I'm down in the Valley, cheers to another Oregonian!

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Thanks for watching! What part of the valley are you in?

[@Alex360Videos]

@@ochocobushcraft1742 HOME OF THE BEAVERS!!

[@rrcaniglia]

Why not just carry the Vaseline? You can put it in a tube, if you want a different form factor. The cotton is just a carrier for the petroleum jelly.

[@Bruce6001]

I tried this, it would Start fires but after that tube sprung a leak in my pack and got over everything I ditched it, I want to be able to throw my pack down a mountain and know everything in it survived

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Good to know. I'll keep an eye on the tube.