Just Mix Gasoline with Soap and you'll get Unbeatable results

[@wyosundancer]

It's called Napalm. A little less soap. It sticks to anything like crazy. U. S. used it big time in Viet Nam.

[@johnmusgrave3179]

Also in ww2 and Korea

[@NoNamegone]

Can also be made with gasoline and styrefoam ( likely spelled it wrong but you know what im speaking of).

[@jorgecervantes7644]

I heard that you dissolve styrofoam in the gas til it wont dissolve any more.

[@Youtubeforcedmetochangemyname]

Napalm isn't soap and gas is Styrofoam and gas

[@Youtubeforcedmetochangemyname]

​@@jorgecervantes7644exactly

[@orlandogarza2965]

That is awesome.This old dog just learned a new trick.Thanks for sharing.

[@realazliving]

Ok I’ll add another similar tip. When we were in Mexico one time we scraped a little hole in our gas tank. The guys took ivory soap and ground the bar into where it was leaking until it stopped. We changed the tank after we got home, but it got us home.

[@TomSelle-o2y]

I learned to do this while in the military. They call it napalm Jelled gas

[@Charger1908]

But they used laundry detergent not ground up bars of soap. Can you imagine that guy that would have to grind up a bunch of bars of soap? Not vey fast. I learned from the same place during Vietnam.

[@G.Harley.Davidson]

Yea me too

[@duane2344]

@@Charger1908 no different that peeling potatoes.. It's the Army way

[@GalileonPrime]

@@Charger1908 Ivory soap flakes.

[@alfredpaquin3563]

@@TomSelle-o2y Foo gas.

[@dancahill8555]

Napalm of 1943. Ivory flakes then.

[@stephenfowler5040]

Styrofoam for the poor boy mix.

[@Shem-x2w]

Sure

[@shadowhawk1st]

Don't tell Ivory users. Ivory's stock might go lower than it is. LOL

[@Daves_Not_Here_Man_76]

first of all lower you r fucking voice. Second, I used to use this as part of my extreme cold weather camping kit as a boy scout. I can light a fire under any conditions with 2oz.

[@1978garfield]

I hear tell you can use liquid laundry detergent. That way you don't have to scrape it. Tide supposedly works best.

[@Daniel-wd4jg]

Robert Duvall loves this aroma.

[@tykruk5576]

Music please!!

[@paulshamblin6260]

Especially in the morning. It smells like....victory

[@YaH_Servant]

Guys, Salvation is Simple HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH” YaH is The Heavenly Father YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE Ancient Semitic of Moshe (Moses) Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah) Isaiah 42:8 "I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols.” Isaiah 43:11 “I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me.” Isaiah 45:5 “I am YaH, and there is none else.”

[@Daniel-wd4jg]

@@YaH_Servant Hey Servant. Thank You for your zeal and evangelical enthusiasm. My Kids and Grandkids spiritual journey and the fruit born is testament.

[@SigmaSheepdog]

LMAO!!

[@FlyGuy2000]

Honey, have you seen the cheese grater? I can't find it anywhere!

[@vm722]

Someone probably used it to remove a tattoo 😂

[@richardosborne2067]

Just washed it properly

[@kstaxman2]

Honey why does the cheese grater smell like Irish spring?

[@keithneal8842]

Big lots Amazon

[@davidmassie7776]

Look in the garage by the gas can

[@billybell6950]

And it makes a great underarms deodorant too. Look for it at , Bed Bath, and Garage Lol 😂, just a little humor there. I never knew this combination. Super torch fuel. Thank you neat idea 💡.

[@Telford-Services]

Couldn't find the store (Bed Bath & Garage) to order it from, but I managed to improvise. Those glue sticks they sell can take a while to wash out in the shower when they're used as a deodorant roll on, but mixing the glue sticks with benzine seems to have gotten around that problem now. But hey, thanks for the tip anyway.

[@davidwreep-w4o]

I THINK THE GAS WILL GIVE YOU ARMPIT BURNS , BUT IF YOUR NOT A SNOWFLAKE I SAY GO AHEAD AND GIVE IT A TRY.. LET US KNOW THE RESULTS, GOOD LUCK ON THAT ADVENTURE

[@Telford-Services]

​@@davidwreep-w4o Armpits? What armpits? They dissolved years ago, shortly after I first started using this fantastic (and well recommended) product.

[@onyabikejoe7643]

Hmmm, I think I’ll stick with WD40 for my underarm deodorant 🤔

[@horshak1]

I was in Vietnam. Napalm was outlawed by the Geneva convention. But We did have jellied gasoline. 😜

[@garyradtke3252]

I don't think some of the posters watched the video. They are scolding the video maker telling us that it will ruin the car's fuel system. Did anyone see him put it in a fuel tank of any kind? After reading these comments I had to rewatch the video. Just asking because I tend to miss things sometimes. Also I am pretty sure that anyone that has had at least a Readers Digest version of internal combustion fuel systems and gasoline or even 2 brain cells to rub together would never consider putting soap in their fuel tank!

[@AJ-qn6gd]

Soap can be used as a temporary repair to a leaking fuel tank though. Mix it into a stiff paste with water and pack it into and around the leak for a get you out of trouble repair 👍🏻🇬🇧

[@tomcatt998]

the only exercise some people get is from jumping to conclusions

[@hosslane320]

Hay , low I Q politicians could read this , So .

[@kstaxman2]

This gunk would never leave the tank. No fuel pump would move or and it would not sucked or pushed through fuel lines, fuel injectors, or even a carburetor. People are simply stupid to even think this is a possibility. LOL

[@johngibson3837]

​@@AJ-qn6gddon't have to mix it just rubb, soap bar on hole

[@whilburn2]

For fire starters… melt a jars worth of Vaseline in a sauce pan…. Then cram the empty jar full of cotton balls….. then pour the melted Vaseline back into the container…. Then use a small stick to pull out a cotton ball.. light it and you can make a lot of fires…. Put the lid back on and wait till next time

[@derekking7319]

@@whilburn2 “And the award for Ultimate Survivalist goes to….”

[@TheRoadhammer379]

candle wax, lantern oil and cotton rounds are much better.

[@whilburn2]

@@TheRoadhammer379 i like the idea of using the Vaseline container to keep all the fire starters.. kid of a self contained kit

[@whilburn2]

@@derekking7319 lol

[@sandrahbradley1511]

Dryer lint + tea light candles pieces of sticks also starts a good fire.

[@bonzer2u]

In the 60's, my dad ran over a chunk of metal which bounced under his company car and punched a hole in the gas tank. He took out a little soap in his shaving kit and rubbed it into the hole which stopped the leak. He forgot about disclosing the damage years later when he turned it back in. Never leaked a drop the entire time after he plugged it up.

[@alexbellotti8423]

I did the same trick after I bottomed out and accidentally punched a hole in the gas tank of my mom’s car. The tank never leaked and mom never found out.

[@TheWorld_2099]

that's wild...can't believe it held for so long.

[@Erik-oe7gc]

Fells naphtha soap worked great on old gas tanks that had a small hole in it. My dad did this 50 years go.

[@mountainman5025]

Creamed corn works to plug up small holes also. We call it Ethanol though.

[@bogusawzakordoniec1539]

L⁹7oj😅 1:24 889ppu9 76 97⁷ ğ⁷7v⁶ƙjn79​@@mountainman5025

[@Alotipsalo]

"Wow, this video blew my mind! The simplicity of mixing gasoline with soap to create something practical is truly ingenious. It just proves that sometimes the most effective solutions are the simplest ones. Kudos to the creator for sharing this practical invention!"

[@herbieschwartz9246]

The inventor of napalm was a secret military research lab in 1942, but even before that people were using thickening agents for fuel based incendiary weapons.

[@paulsawczyc5019]

@@herbieschwartz9246 Yeah - they would fling burning tar.

[@gerrycannon9780]

Don't get too excited about it or Biden will try to BAN it.

[@HumansAreShitFactories]

Have you lived your entire life with your head in the sand? You’re the kind of person who’ll ring a help line after a nuclear apocalypse expecting to be looked after.

[@fredcarruthers8285]

If you like simplicity of home chemistry, mix f type brake fluid and chlorine crystals.😮

[@johnwarburton684]

Napalm has gas and diesel mixed together aluminum salts ,polystyrene and benzine .

[@kirkstinson7316]

Original was naphthenic and palmitic acid mixed with gasoline and benzene. . Fallbrook type uses polystyrene as a thickener. Neither type uses aluminum salts but they did add phosphorus so it wouldn't go out if you jumped in to water

[@railbaron9]

I always heard it had sulpher in it and it had to be heated.

[@manfredriedelsheimer8927]

@@kirkstinson7316 huhu now we know why the whole word is agriculture & export millions liter of native palm-öl

[@billycassy3939]

Yeah let’s encourage kids to make really bad stuff by giving them the recipe wow

[@grimthreeper4112]

@@billycassy3939 they had the anarchist cookbook in my high school. My friends and I made shotgun shell missiles out of it..were still alive .Not about being a kid its about common sense

[@Charger1908]

I learned to mix laundry detergent with gasoline in the army to make napalm, they didn’t say anything about grinding up a bar of soap to make it.

[@LAHarder7]

That would eliminate the need to borrow the wife's cheese grater!

[@tigerboy60]

The Soldier

[@clausrnfeldtwillemoes7381]

Me too ;-)

[@frequentlycynical642]

I thought my mower was going to run stronger and better.

[@WestsideCritters]

At least Cleaner 😂

[@Lij_MC]

And run a little hotter than usual

[@frequentlycynical642]

@@Lij_MC Only with bar soap. Liquid body lotions are no problem. Except for the bubbles in the exhaust.

[@MichaelWilliams-vn8mw]

Ya me too

[@fritsroemers8122]

Hahahahaha LOL😂 Greetings from Holland🇳🇱😃👍

[@rayz671]

When I was a kid, we were painting the porch, I got paint on myself. My brother poured gasoline on me while I was showering to help get the paint off. The gas mixed with shower soap made my skin feel like it was on fire. I was screaming so loud the neighbors came over to see what was going on. They had to surround me with frozen foods as I lay in bed. Luckily I didn't have any scarring anywhere on my skin. It was like vicks vapo rub on steroids.

[@bucstart]

Nothing like a good ribeye mixed with the aroma of gas and soap. My mouth is watering!!!

[@raymondo162]

SOME COOKS PREFER DIESEL, SOME PREFER STYROFOAM AS FLAVOUR ENHANCER

[@micchelino]

😂

[@LeeSullivan-t8y]

Not for cooking but keeping you warm

[@heyyoubuddy6749]

When I was a young fella we had 1 gallon soup cans full of soap chips, with instruction printed on the side on how to mix it with Av gas to make napalm. Fun stuff when touched off by a claymore.

[@steveshooter9010]

soap not soup

[@Ron-j3t]

​@@steveshooter9010grammar slammer bammer😅

[@kf4293]

I was having Happy Thoughts(tm) about claymores after some idiot stole my catalytic converter.

[@paulshamblin6260]

​@@kf4293scrapyards shouldn't buy them. They should at least document who sells them.

[@daneenmurf1043]

Sounds like we grew up on different sides of town

[@thekingsilverado3266]

I think the dude just invented Napalm again...

[@libertyrevolutionary1776]

Yep...

[@clausrnfeldtwillemoes7381]

Not really, I learned this in th Airforce 45 years ago ;-)

[@Lee-rz4pn]

Smells like victory

[@dalebabbitt6185]

Great movie!!!

[@tripmcneely6519]

One day this war's going to be over 😢

[@thomassartwelle2836]

😂

[@chezlerq4478]

Don't EVER bring gasoline OR soap NEAR my grill. For Any reason.

[@nitrorc4life1]

It is a burn pit that USE to be a grill and this is obvious to me

[@rustyshackleford3014]

Lol

[@gilbertbowman153]

That would make starting campfires easier.

[@stvargas69]

Last longer too

[@chinmeysway]

too easy just gotta find the right textured of dry debrises!

[@johngaltman]

There are many wonderful thing that mixture can do... Really hard to put out once it's lit...

[@haweleve221]

Napalm ...

[@JeffEarnest]

I had forgotten about this learned that in the 60s. Thanks for the reminder

[@Poppageno]

Yeah, I learned it in the 70's.

[@ianking-jv4hg]

If you have a hole in your fueltank, you can plug that hole with soap as the petrol/gas won't wash away or dry out out and crack. Small holes obviously, not gaping wounds in the tank.

[@olddog103]

Need a little bit of snake to really have some fun

[@ianking-jv4hg]

@@olddog103 what sort would you like ? Taipans, Browns or Mulgas ?

[@Maphead]

I used to carry a bar of ivory soap when offroading just for emergency gas tank repair. That's what I thought the video was going to be about. Never thought of making a fire with it. Good to know, I suggest extreme caution.

[@ronsilvester2944]

@@ianking-jv4hg That sounds like an Aussie comment with those snake types .from one aussie to another .???

[@plelektryk]

Dziękuję Ci chłopie! Do rozpalania pieca na węgiel kamienny używałem mieszaniny: diesel+przepraciwany olej+10% benzyna, tą mieszaniną nasycałem trociny drewniane. Nabierałem trochę takich trocin nasyconych mieszanką na metalową szufelkę, podpalałem zapalniczką (do tego służyła benzyna w składzie mieszanki, miała zapewbić łatwopalność) i sypałem na drbne drewno ułożone w piecu. Następnie wrzucałem 3 - 4 kawałki brązowego węgla wyschniętego przez lato. Na to z wierzchu drobniejszy węgiel czarny, jakieś 5 litrów objętości. Potem czekałem 5 minut na rozpalenie pieca i zamykałem drzwiczki. Teraz dodam trochę mydła i mniej trocin. Do rozpuszczenia mydła użyję paliwa diesla bo można go bezpiecznie podgrzać do 60°C i rozpuścić mydło. Po ostygnięciu dodam inne składniki. Zużycie rozpałki będzie mniejsze. Dzięki! Najtrudniej wpaść na najprostsze rozwiązanie, zawsze to mówię:)) Zawsze!

[@ruzziasht349]

Be careful, sawdust can self-combust due to spontaneous combustion, which occurs when heat from oxidation builds up in large, compact piles. Sawdust is a good insulator, trapping the heat generated by oxidation. If the heat can't escape, it raises the internal temperature, and once it reaches around 200°C (392°F), the sawdust can ignite without an external flame. Factors like poor ventilation, large pile size, and moisture can increase the risk.

[@plelektryk]

@@ruzziasht349 W 10 litrowym i szczelnym pojemniku ryzyko jest znikome.

[@ruzziasht349]

@@plelektryk correct!

[@dandennis7649]

If you have a leaky gas tank you can rub soap on it to seal the tank for a bit depending on how big the leak is.

[@vart7767]

works seen it done

[@gertstuve3933]

A fire!!!! You taught us how to oxidate wood! How amazing!

[@woodybrison]

You can also start a fire in the fireplace or barbecue with paper. People send me paper. Reams and reams of it, for free. Every day, another six or eight offers to buy my house, fix my yard up, paint my house, fix my car, fix my teeth, sell me stuff at the store, hook me up with wifi, sell me siding, feed me at restaurants. Once I even got a letter. It was from the JW's offering to discuss things.

[@chinmeysway]

lol yikes those are all sooo much worse than fire!!!

[@garykeenan3724]

Just a little toxic

[@steverose3318]

​@@garykeenan3724it's now a toxic world.

[@donnienicholson6062]

Had a chiminea on the porch. It accumulated enough junk mail every 2 weeks for a good evening fire.

[@joeseda8102]

It's GREAT for plugging holes in leaky gasoline & diesel cars! Learned that when I was a kid from my uncle.

[@mc04161980]

Add styrofoam and soap even better results

[@ruzziasht349]

He added soap, the video is literally soap and gasoline - did you miss the soap part?

[@Bill_BarneyJr.]

Its been said or so I've heard that old school granulated powder soap can get solid results. Dont forget emulsifiers or basic gelatin is another potential starting point. Keep in mind there are two preferred schools for deployment each requires different approach the liquid nape style needs pressure to propel its contentsover distances in burst and is efective for small openings raised off the ground like pill boxes and burns up oxygen in confined spaces potentially suffocating those maybe untouched by the flamible material. Of course static or shrapnel and bullets hitting the tanks results in explosions to those operating as well as in close proximity to said device. The other kind is a combustible petrol based type that isn't extremely flammable/explosive and is designed to be rolled along the ground into door/entryways and corridors and can be used on barricaded units and isnt as dangerous to platoons or elements with members armed with said device pluss the fuel isnt used up nearly as quickly compared to its liquid lava cousin.

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

I keep a handfull of charcoal briquettes soaking in diesel fuel. Only takes one briquette to get the fire going.

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

@User39. Correct, an old pickle or canning jar will hold a handfull of charcoal briquettes. Then just fill to cover the briquettes with diesel fuel or kerosene and screw the lid on. Maybe takes 30 min for the briquettes to become saturated fire starters, I grab them from the jar using an old pair of bbq tongs and place them in my fire pile. Usually only takes a single briquette to get a fire going in practically no time.

[@TheHansoost]

I pour melted wax wax from old candles onto wads of dryer lint that I place in egg carton depressions. They're fairly long lasting and work well starting the fire in my cabin's woodburner. Bit of dry kindling and a fire's up in short order. Works well outside too though wind can effect such a small flame.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

i remember them old metal gas cans from my military days. Some of the ones we got from this one supplier ya had to bang & pry on them flip tops and mostly they broke off. We had this older supply Sgt Kurt Renwual and he would acquire the broken ones legally put in a slip for em and he would get these big expandable rubber stoppers from where his wife worked. The fact is I still have 2-3 of em in the garage. Them rubber stoppers are still just fine too. I think if internet had been around back then like is now one of us woulda ended on the rich mans list selling them rubber stoppers and broken gas cans

[@hosslane320]

Look into temporary pipe Rubber expansion plugs at lowes or home depot .

[@Conriocht]

Dude-don’t put your old sergeant’s name in a comment. Totally unnecessary and disrespectful.

[@allenrusselljr]

We always used styrofoam dissolved in gas.

[@russellfleming7427]

Ok no talking and all action ,I learned something new here.....

[@chuckclark9464]

👍👍👍👍👍🤜🤛 how did you find out about mixing soap with gasoline or is that something that you found out about yourself you created? I don’t know I would never think about mixing soap with gasoline for any reason.

[@kstaxman2]

Done in the military back in the Vietnam days by soldiers all the time. We had instructions all the time. Not truly napalm but works like it.

[@psyighxd5777]

old recipe, can use other things instead of soap like Styrofoam as well.

[@djdnauk1977]

can you make this with old gas? past its usual use by date etc?

[@DeadKoby]

If it's still flammable, it should work.

[@raymondo162]

NO. DON'T USE OUT OF DATE GAS. v v dangerous. get freshest available

[@clausrnfeldtwillemoes7381]

@@raymondo162 BS

[@ManzanitaRecords]

randomly watches video... promptly wonders if i'm now in a list with the fbi now

[@gasnmyveins]

Well, I didn't see any of the forbidden, evil words in your reply, so you're probably only on the long list.

[@clausrnfeldtwillemoes7381]

Oh yes you are 🙂

[@ManzanitaRecords]

@@clausrnfeldtwillemoes7381 what exactly do you know...

[@Bill_BarneyJr.]

No as long as one doesn't put out a complete shopping list or list just short of one ingredient. They wouldn't waste their time on weekend warrior wannabe gravey seals. Unless you try it at home in the privacy of one's own Furrer Bunker only to regain consciousness in an ICU burn ward. Then you might get an official visit. FYI most ATF agents love Maxwell house coffee with glazed twists and bearclaws during AM interviews and fresh baked cookies with Swiss Miss hot cocoa in evening and afternoon inquires.

[@anthonywillet222]

Starting a campfire sure, but this looked like he was starting his BBQ. I bet the burgers tasted just great !

[@popup1959]

Relieved to see it was for starting a fire. I thought you were going to put it in a bike. Thanks for the tip. Works great! I'll pass on the pizza.

[@johngibson5693]

This would be great for brush piles

[@daneenmurf1043]

Wouldn't do any good for piles though 😁

[@olddog103]

Polish people used it against Nazi tanks

[@istp1967]

If I''m not mistaken; you gotta use pure soap, not stuff with additives like perfumes and moisturizers etc. Great video though. 👍👍

[@InventorJ88]

🎉 hello bạn

[@joeladr2038]

Super merci pour le truc pour les prochaines grillades 👍

[@TheWorld_2099]

c'est peut-être pas bon a utiliser pour la nourriture..!

[@glenndavis4452]

Like a really big match. Handy. Wonder how it would work in some rain.

[@troycartwright9523]

Soap powder and alcohol is what makes molotov cocktails and they also use small styrofoam packing to dissolve in gasoline to make napalm

[@nigelnigel.]

Makes great Kentucky fried Vietnamese.

[@mysilentnoise4510]

A cheap food processor works wonderful for “processing” this gel! I’ve “heard” that this works well for staring burn piles with damp organic material.

[@jim1528]

I don't think I'd want to cook over coals from a fire started like that.

[@fergusonto-2032]

This is probably a dumb question but could you use less gasoline & mix the gasoline with dish detergent ? Since the dish detergent is liquid .

[@conradstone6719]

You used to be able to buy them, they were called Fire Lighters(unbelievably).

[@bertiewooster3326]

Yes son you can still get them

[@derekking7319]

Why does my bbq’d steak taste like petrol and soap?

[@raymondo162]

@@derekking7319 because diesel and styrofoam weren't available ??

[@derekking7319]

@@raymondo162 lol..very true! Have a great weekend!)

[@davidfox2241]

This guy needs to be on a watchlist

[@brucerazor5202]

Yep napalm

[@nigelnigel.]

Made excellent Kentucky fried Vietnamese.

[@idahotim4083]

You can also use ivory dish soap. Quick and eiser and sticks the burn better. We add it to weed kill does the job much better. Add the ivory last though.

[@gregjones9818]

As a Firefighter, this video has job security written all over it!!

[@todydn]

Bro considering i just watched a fire truck sit while i put out my neighbors yardfire the other neighbor started with fireworks i dont think any fireman has ever had to worry weather they actualy do their jobs or not unless they are didling kids or office assistants

[@RossCollingwood-fw6zb]

😅😅😅

[@raymondo162]

@@todydn YOU'RE A PRANIT

[@sniper51956]

As a retired paramedic I agree. Although people making homemade explosives make a bigger mess on the walls in the garage. Seen it, not joking. Brain matter dripping off the ceiling makes for an interesting day.

[@User0resU-1]

As a boomer this comment has millenial written all over it.

[@mhansen111]

This works well for stumps. Drill a hole from top down, either with a large drill bit or just plunge the chainsaw in, drill a horizontal hole in the side of the stump connecting with the vertical hole, fill the vertical hole with soap / laundry detergent, add gas and then light it. Burns very hot for a while so the stump dies faster. soak with oil first if you really want to burn it out.

[@pauls.2526]

I thought you were going to put it in your car and have bubbles come out the exhaust as you drove along.😅😅😅

[@user-jo5fz8iw3b]

Lmao 🤣🤣meee tooo😂

[@ramonhamm3885]

Same!😆

[@cliffordlatko1901]

You can also use powdered laundry detergent or white foam

[@jorgej5916]

probably smells good too

[@bubblerings]

So, what is best for an indoor woodstove. Veg oil? That stuff make nasty black smoke by itself.

[@TheVoosters]

Honey, this cheese tastes weird! - 'yeah, but look how clean your teeth are...'

[@mygiguser]

As i read the title i imagined this to be environmentally great.

[@raymondo162]

never mind. i'm sure your folks love you anyways

[@njb7209]

Hey, here comes the Rooster...Oh YEA!

[@chinmeysway]

wtf does that song have to w fake napalm lol

[@robertgarrett7007]

Do you recommend regular or ethyl?😅

[@jollyroger7624]

I just read the title and thought I'd try it. I need a new engine for a

[@glenfisher3269]

You are correct. Before viewing....I thought, there's no way I'd put that in my car! Lol

[@peterwilson5528]

If you mix petrol with soap, does it still work?

[@ABetterMeee]

You're one crazy genius! 2 thumbs up 😁

[@croaton07]

For reinventing the wheel lmao

[@AerialLensVideo]

Has anyone used this successfully with charcoal (eg Kingsford bricquets) for grilling and found no problems with taste of food etc? I know "matchlight" charcoal exists but it was not available in a recent power outage, and straight gasoline soaked into the unlit coals is far too volatile to use safely (evaporates and mixes with air far too energetically/FAST). I have done that in the open, and it's still pretty unwise. Thanks!

[@Chris-ux3cw]

Its called a chiminey charcoal starter, crumpled paper with a Non petrolium oil sprayed on it acts as fuel and the paper a wick to heat the stack of bricketts

[@AerialLensVideo]

@@Chris-ux3cw EXCELLENT! Thanks

[@taters-no4gj]

Wouldn't it have done this same thing if you just dipped the wood in petrol for a little while?

[@scarfaceTWIY.]

The soap helps the petrol to burn slower and longer

[@brettbarce8563]

Nop

[@Chris-ux3cw]

Folks from the south been known how to keep a fire burning for long time...

[@gaga140012]

Backyard camp fire season will be with us shortly, hello neighbors.

[@bruceparker9353]

Gas n soap. Would that be good for cleaning greasy/oily dungarees?

[@roobtoob2]

Dawn dishwashing liquid - I keep a bottle by the washing machine. Treat the spot of oil with Dawn, and wash it like normal. Dissolves the grease and oil.

[@dennisrobinson753]

That's os old 50s era 60s for real

[@dillonhughes3295]

Can you use liquid soda? Doubt it but... or I heard styrophome?

[@johnflores1723]

I love the smell of Ivory Snow Flakes mixed with gasoline in the morning.

[@vart7767]

funny

[@mvblitzyo]

if more than needed is not used about how long will the mixture last ( days or weeks ) , also is this mixture ok for cooking shortly after the fire has burned ? I do not have a firm answer for the grandchildren .. they showed this and asked me to make haha

[@tommysandell272]

Dip wood directly into the gasoline, why mix in the soap?🤔

[@AlzWorld57]

It will burn longer and have a more sustained fire...Sometimes just a piece of wood or paper will burn itself out...

[@900stx7]

You can do something similar with gasoline and Styrofoam, just keep dissolving the foam until you get the desired thickness.

[@ldrcoupleinlove910]

I somehow feel dumber

[@galewinds7696]

Well if you feel that way, then you must indeed be dumber😅

[@brianmcneal2548]

Why? Because you don't know basic alchemy?

[@brianmcneal2548]

Why because you don't know basic alchemy

[@TheArkGeesta]

It's Cause Your A Women

[@mvtorigian4364]

I'll bet there isn't a snowflake to be found in the comments here, other than those concerned with engine damage. And this ↑lady↑ who is still voting for O'Biden

[@dodowner132]

Styrofoam will dissolve more readily into the gas. If you let it sit for ten minutes, you don't even need to stir the mixture, and the resulting substance will burn hotter. I'll warn you though, if you spill it on your clothes after igniting, you're done, unless you have a pool, or a hose next to you.

[@terryfowler6090]

Used Ivory soap flakes in Nam to make foo-gas.

[@harry130747]

Works even better using expanded polystyrene instead of soap.

[@JohnDoesItAll]

What does the soap do? I keep paper towels soaked in bacon grease to start the fire pit. 🔥

[@dalehood1846]

Now that's something you can cook food over. Not the napalm.

[@philjuloii1261]

Smells Like Bacon😂

[@kurts7913]

we made it with gas and tide.

[@Dr.Pepperdave]

Hard on your clothes though huh?

[@justinmahar5208]

What stain are you trying to remove?

[@Willy12927]

I have seen like this made only instead of soap they use styrofoam.

[@johnkeller441]

A 55 Gallon drum of Motor Gas and add a 5 pound box of Ivory Soap Flakes and you have made "PHU GAS". Used a lot in Vietnam to burn things that needed burning. It was very "sticky."

[@whereswaldo5740]

Petroleum jelly works good.

[@alanspring8462]

Happy to subscribe, my friend.❤ Nothing tastes better Than shredded soap on my pizza.😂😅😮❤

[@ResistanceLion]

Просто змішайте бензин з бітумною патокою та маслом і жбурніть в Ірину Сосун чи Землинського і ви отримаєте неперевершений результат

[@johnanon658]

What is the ratio in terms of oz of gas to oz of soap flakes??

[@tdkreatif]

Amazing trick....

[@wazza33racer]

If you get a crack in a water tank,fuel etc.........get a bar of soap and from the outside of the tank, rub the bar into the crack with plenty of pressure. This will seal the leaking crack.

[@Steven-gv1ke]

Someone should tell this guy you can do the same thing with a handful of pine needles or leaves

[@earthn1447]

I was going to say a little paper Nice to see intelligence in these comments at least

[@RS-sl5ko]

How many people will be badly burned because of this video. NEVER.NEVER! Use gasoline in any form to start a fire.

[@RobertHamm-u7c]

You just made bathtub napalm

[@prontolee]

Is this fireplace friendly? 🤔🤔

[@高野真人-o9v]

着火は良さそうですね。 扱いは怖いですね。

[@mauricio65000]

Que es el miedo? 🤔

[@Librona]

Diesel and sawdust work great too.

[@mikedewsberry1774]

Can you use lighter fluid as a substitute