Fire paste is a handy tool to help start a fire out in the wild. This is a great supply to pack along on any camping or hiking trip. Never hassle with flint again. Watch this video outdoor safety tutorial and learn how to use fire paste to start a fire quickly.
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Fire paste is very dangerous. Please be careful. I did notice that, during my tests, some fire pastes may be highly radioactive. They might not, but it's best to be careful with substances which can change (delta) state from one to another such as from cold to hot!
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