Start A Fire With Water And Plastic Wrap


Starting a fire is an essential survival skill. If you have access to water and some plastic wrap (or a clear plastic bag), with a little patience you can create a spark.

This works in the same way as using a magnifying glass (or a clear jar) to start a fire by focusing a beam of light onto some burnable object. As the video above shows, it’s a bit tricky to get the light focused through the bubble of water, but it does work.

Can you start a fire with water? – with video [The Outdoor Adventure via Treehugger]


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