Gasoline Match

What is a gasoline match and why is it much cooler than an ordinary match?

For those who have never had a gasoline match before, the answer is very simple. It is a match with only

one stick (rod), which contains a slow-burning wick. This wick is dipped into the gasoline reservoir,

where it becomes soaked. When you pull out the stick and strike it, just like an ordinary match,

sparks are produced that ignite the wick soaked in gasoline. This way, there is no need to light

match after match and throw them away, and the wind will also have a harder time putting out the flame.

In addition, this match can be very useful in survival situations, and many experts

recommend carrying one when you head outdoors.

The match lasts for about 10,000 ignitions.

The container holds about 5-7 ml of lighter fuel.

When closed, the container can retain its fuel for more than a year without evaporating.
    Dimensions: 2.8 x 4 x 1 cm.
    Weight: 0.020 kg.