100 materials for tinder

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unorthadox

Forager
Jan 14, 2011
237
0
Newcastle
40. Strips of rubber
41. Gunpowder (don't try this at home)
42. Antiseptic Handgel
43. Duct tape
44. Petrol
45. Pine resin
46. Potassium Pangamate & Sugar
47. Jean Cloth Scrapings/Fluff(see 30)
48.fish tail palm fluff
49. Dandelion down
50. Thistle down (see 13)
51. Pottassium permanganate and glycerine/anti freeze in newspaper
52. Gun oil
52. Cooking oil/fat (off your bacon grill )
53. Quavers (does not matter which flavour )
54. Prawn Crackers and Pringles
55. Brazil nuts
56. Chaga
57. Wood Punk
58. Steel wool (with a battery)
59. Fatwood
60. Peanuts (burn for ages, good for snow holes)
61: Hair
62: withe rot
63:cramp balls
64: Deodorant
65:
66:
67:
 

Shewie

Mod
Mod
Dec 15, 2005
24,259
24
48
Yorkshire
40. Strips of rubber
41. Gunpowder (don't try this at home)
42. Antiseptic Handgel
43. Duct tape
44. Petrol
45. Pine resin
46. Potassium Pangamate & Sugar
47. Jean Cloth Scrapings/Fluff(see 30)
48. fish tail palm fluff
49. Dandelion down
50. Thistle down (see 13)
51. Pottassium permanganate and glycerine/anti freeze in newspaper
52. Gun oil
52. Cooking oil/fat (off your bacon grill )
53. Quavers (does not matter which flavour )
54. Prawn Crackers and Pringles
55. Brazil nuts
56. Chaga
57. Wood Punk
58. Steel wool (with a battery)
59. Fatwood
60. Peanuts (burn for ages, good for snow holes)
61: Hair
62: withe rot
63: cramp balls
64: Deodorant
65: Dry owl pellets
66: Dry bracken
67: Cigarette filters
68. Sheep wool
69. Inner Cedar bark
70.
 

bojit

Native
Aug 7, 2010
1,173
0
56
Edinburgh
40. Strips of rubber
41. Gunpowder (don't try this at home)
42. Antiseptic Handgel
43. Duct tape
44. Petrol
45. Pine resin
46. Potassium Pangamate & Sugar
47. Jean Cloth Scrapings/Fluff(see 30)
48.fish tail palm fluff
49. Dandelion down
50. Thistle down (see 13)
51. Pottassium permanganate and glycerine/anti freeze in newspaper
52. Gun oil
52. Cooking oil/fat (off your bacon grill )
53. Quavers (does not matter which flavour )
54. Prawn Crackers and Pringles
55. Brazil nuts
56. Chaga
57. Wood Punk
58. Steel wool (with a battery)
59. Fatwood
60. Peanuts (burn for ages, good for snow holes)
61: Hair
62: withe rot
63:cramp balls
64: Deodorant
65: Cub scouts , but you have to keep them really dry to stop them moaning.
66: Sea scouts , impossible to keep dry as they fall in the first water they see . so i would give this one a miss .
67:
 
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The Big Lebowski

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Aug 11, 2010
2,320
6
Sunny Wales!
41. Gunpowder (don't try this at home)
42. Antiseptic Handgel
43. Duct tape
44. Petrol
45. Pine resin
46. Potassium Pangamate & Sugar
47. Jean Cloth Scrapings/Fluff(see 30)
48.fish tail palm fluff
49. Dandelion down
50. Thistle down (see 13)
51. Pottassium permanganate and glycerine/anti freeze in newspaper
52. Gun oil
52. Cooking oil/fat (off your bacon grill )
53. Quavers (does not matter which flavour )
54. Prawn Crackers and Pringles
55. Brazil nuts
56. Chaga
57. Wood Punk
58. Steel wool (with a battery)
59. Fatwood
60. Peanuts (burn for ages, good for snow holes)
61: Hair
62: withe rot
63:cramp balls
64: Deodorant
65: Cub scouts , but you have to keep them really dry to stop them moaning.
66: Sea scouts , impossible to keep dry as they fall in the first water they see . so i would give this one a miss .
67:Artist's Conk

Or are we up to 70?
 
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unorthadox

Forager
Jan 14, 2011
237
0
Newcastle
41. Gunpowder (don't try this at home)
42. Antiseptic Handgel
43. Duct tape
44. Petrol
45. Pine resin
46. Potassium Pangamate & Sugar
47. Jean Cloth Scrapings/Fluff(see 30)
48.fish tail palm fluff
49. Dandelion down
50. Thistle down (see 13)
51. Pottassium permanganate and glycerine/anti freeze in newspaper
52. Gun oil
52. Cooking oil/fat (off your bacon grill )
53. Quavers (does not matter which flavour )
54. Prawn Crackers and Pringles
55. Brazil nuts
56. Chaga
57. Wood Punk
58. Steel wool (with a battery)
59. Fatwood
60. Peanuts (burn for ages, good for snow holes)
61: Hair
62: withe rot
63:cramp balls
64: Deodorant
65: Cub scouts , but you have to keep them really dry to stop them moaning.
66: Sea scouts , impossible to keep dry as they fall in the first water they see . so i would give this one a miss .
67:Artist's Conk
68: Aerosols
69:
70:
 

Shewie

Mod
Mod
Dec 15, 2005
24,259
24
48
Yorkshire
I'll try again ..

41. Gunpowder (don't try this at home)
42. Antiseptic Handgel
43. Duct tape
44. Petrol
45. Pine resin
46. Potassium Pangamate & Sugar
47. Jean Cloth Scrapings/Fluff(see 30)
48.fish tail palm fluff
49. Dandelion down
50. Thistle down (see 13)
51. Pottassium permanganate and glycerine/anti freeze in newspaper
52. Gun oil
52. Cooking oil/fat (off your bacon grill )
53. Quavers (does not matter which flavour )
54. Prawn Crackers and Pringles
55. Brazil nuts
56. Chaga
57. Wood Punk
58. Steel wool (with a battery)
59. Fatwood
60. Peanuts (burn for ages, good for snow holes)
61: Hair
62: withe rot
63:cramp balls
64: Deodorant
65: Cub scouts , but you have to keep them really dry to stop them moaning.
66: Sea scouts , impossible to keep dry as they fall in the first water they see . so i would give this one a miss .
67:Artist's Conk
68: Aerosols
69: Dry owl pellets
70: Dry bracken
71: Cigarette filters
72. Sheep wool
73. Inner Cedar bark
74:
75:
69:
70:
 

WeThePeoplexfbm

Settler
Dec 27, 2010
658
0
Australlia- NSW.
41. Gunpowder (don't try this at home)
42. Antiseptic Handgel
43. Duct tape
44. Petrol
45. Pine resin
46. Potassium Pangamate & Sugar
47. Jean Cloth Scrapings/Fluff(see 30)
48.fish tail palm fluff
49. Dandelion down
50. Thistle down (see 13)
51. Pottassium permanganate and glycerine/anti freeze in newspaper
52. Gun oil
52. Cooking oil/fat (off your bacon grill )
53. Quavers (does not matter which flavour )
54. Prawn Crackers and Pringles
55. Brazil nuts
56. Chaga
57. Wood Punk
58. Steel wool (with a battery)
59. Fatwood
60. Peanuts (burn for ages, good for snow holes)
61: Hair
62: withe rot
63:cramp balls
64: Deodorant
65: Cub scouts , but you have to keep them really dry to stop them moaning.
66: Sea scouts , impossible to keep dry as they fall in the first water they see . so i would give this one a miss .
67:Artist's Conk
68: Aerosols
69: Dry owl pellets
70: Dry bracken
71: Cigarette filters
72. Sheep wool
73. Inner Cedar bark
74:metho
75: petorl
 

bojit

Native
Aug 7, 2010
1,173
0
56
Edinburgh
41. Gunpowder (don't try this at home)
42. Antiseptic Handgel
43. Duct tape
44. Petrol
45. Pine resin
46. Potassium Pangamate & Sugar
47. Jean Cloth Scrapings/Fluff(see 30)
48.fish tail palm fluff
49. Dandelion down
50. Thistle down (see 13)
51. Pottassium permanganate and glycerine/anti freeze in newspaper
52. Gun oil
52. Cooking oil/fat (off your bacon grill )
53. Quavers (does not matter which flavour )
54. Prawn Crackers and Pringles
55. Brazil nuts
56. Chaga
57. Wood Punk
58. Steel wool (with a battery)
59. Fatwood
60. Peanuts (burn for ages, good for snow holes)
61: Hair
62: withe rot
63:cramp balls
64: Deodorant
65: Cub scouts , but you have to keep them really dry to stop them moaning.
66: Sea scouts , impossible to keep dry as they fall in the first water they see . so i would give this one a miss .
67:Artist's Conk
68: Aerosols
69: Dry owl pellets
70: Dry bracken
71: Cigarette filters
72. Sheep wool
73. Inner Cedar bark
74: metho
75: petorl
76: Witches
 

L8starter

Forager
Mar 6, 2011
134
0
norwich, uk
not being picky but i think 9 and 22 are one and the same, what we normally call bullrush is actually reedmace........

after trimming my bay tree at the weekend i bunged it on my very small bonfire and heck it sounded like noisy fireworks and even when there was nothing but ember left, i chucked more leaves on and they still went up noisily and quickly. i stopped burning them and have tied them in little bundles to dry and figure they are worth trying. i thought it was probably like moses and the burning bush? volatile oils?

heck, im a newbie around here ..... i was excited........just my thoughts no idea what will happen when they are dry??
 

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