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Suburban Survival Kit Items
Making Waterproof Matches
Magnesium & Flint Fire Starters
How to Start a Fire with Magnesium
Using Tinder to Start a Fire
How to Start a Fire with a Magnifying Class
Using Crystal to Start a Fire
Water Balloons for Suburban Survival
Start a Fire with a Water Balloon
Using Water Purification Tablets
Survival Kit in a Waterproof Container
Snake Bite Kit
Sharpening a Survival Knife
Neutralizing the Smell of Water Purification Tablets
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"Okay here's the magnifying glass. I prefer the small ones, and the reason why is this. Two, two reasons. One, when you're carrying a lot of stuff, a lot of materials, you want something that's light. You also want something that's protected. That's why I prefer the, the vinyl case here, so you can protect the lens. It's very important that you have protection for this. Okay. Now what we're going to do is I showed you how to make the bird's nest. And we're going to, I'm going to move over a little bit, and we're going to start this up. There you go. There you go."
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