Leon Pantenburg of SurvivalCommonSense.com walks us through how to start a campfire with gasoline and matches. Normally this is considered a huge safety no-no but I also recognize that plenty of people do it and will attempt to do so if times get tough. As such, it’s best to understand how to start a campfire with gasoline safely even if it’s not recommended. Again, there are far safer ways to start a campfire so be sure you know how to do so, and only choose to use gasoline as a last resort.
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Stock up on Ronsonol cigarette lighter fluid , not as dangerous as gasoline and is a lot more controllable , after all , all you need is a very small flame to get a fire going . The bottles of this stuff are small and fit well into a pack .