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Fire Roll Hand Warmer - Hot Hands - Rudiger Roll Rust - Fire Roll Rust Origins Natural Surfaces

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Channel: Boggy Creek Beast · 2018 · People & Blogs

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In this video I demonstrate the Rudiger Roll Friction Fire Method using the contents of a hand warmer. The constituents of a regular hand warmer are water, iron, activated carbon, cellulose, vermiculite and salt. In particular, the iron powder is what I'm after. Basically, once these packets go cold the iron powder turns to Rust. Years back I dabbled in pyrotechnics and a common oxidizer I used was Rust or Iron oxide. Its sensitive to heat and friction and makes an excellent catalyst for this method.  Rust is one of the better accelerants that I personally discovered to use with this method years ago. Besides Cotton, Rust will also work with any plant or twine from my other videos. I have used it with them all so I know it works. Rust can be found almost anywhere and even in the woods at times. I've even used Rust from an old knife with this method.
 The contents of a hand warmer can also be used right after it is opened. In the following video I demonstrate with a hand warmer that has been open for a short while https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ynkjs3PktLk
Similarly, the contents of an Oxygen Absorber, which also contains Iron powder, can be used. Oxygen absorbers can be found in food packaging such as Beef Jerky. See one used in this video  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5E_MSSktqk
To see Rust used with Jute Twine click here  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lf8rIDOHqM
Rust is a new concept when it comes to survival fire making. To see the very FIRST Rudiger Roll Rust video filmed in March 2015 click here  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2fJ8FYKZs4
Alternatively, dung can be used with this method. For a Rudiger Roll dung video click here  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXMjCjs4KAA



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