Discover unexpected fire-starting hacks with former Navy SEAL, Cade Courtley! 🔥 Dive into this Survival Minute and unlock the secret potential of everyday items. From tortilla chips to hand sanitizer, be prepared for any survival situation.
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The Inside Scoop 🎬:
– Former Navy SEAL, Cade Courtly, provides tips for starting a fire as part of the 4Patriots Survival Minute series.
– Tortilla chips can be used to start a fire due to their high oil content.
– Hand sanitizer can also ignite a fire because of its high alcohol content.
– Steel wool, when combined with a 9-volt battery, can help start a fire. Spread the steel wool out, touch both poles of the battery, and it begins to ember.
Transcript 🎞️:
“Hey folks, this is former Navy SEAL Cade Courtley with your 4Patriots Survival Minute.
I’m going to show you three common things that can help you start a fire first.
Number one, tortilla chips. Alright, because they have a lot of oil in them they actually totally work to help start a fire. Stack them up and away you go.
Number two, hand sanitizer. It’s got a high alcohol content – that’s what does the sanitation. It also helps you start a fire.
Number three, steel wool. Now, this is great if you have steel wool and a 9-volt battery, preferably fine steel wool. Spread it out so the air can get in there, touch both poles of the 9-volt and there you have it starting to ember already.
So there you have it; tortilla chips, hand sanitizer, steel wool and a 9-volt battery – and you have things that are going to help you start a fire.
This is Cade Courtley with your 4Patriots Survival Minute. Be a survivor not a statistic.”
