"Once a match is used, discard it properly. If you blow out a match and throw it in the trash, there is a danger that it might not be totally extinguished." (found online at least here and here)
Well, I have been trying to start a fire like that for years, and it has never resulted in anything.
I think it is because I am using the strike on box matches:


I'm not going to rush right out and buy some strike anywhere matches just to try it, but I'll let you know how it goes when I eventually switch.
2 comments:
You are too funny sometimes! I have never ben much of a pyro, I am actually the girl who blows out a match or whatever and then runs it under water before throwing it away to make sure the trash doesn't catch on fire. So I can't tell ya if the strike anywhere's are any better!
Be sure to prepare the waste basket properly by providing a good layer of dry and partly shredded tissue paper in which to toss the still-glowing match.
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