Accidentally Charred A Cloth That’s Not 100% Cotton? Works, but will be slow to catch a spark! @beinggoodtopeople
Accidentally Charred A Cloth That’s Not 100% Cotton? Works, but will be slow to catch a spark! @beinggoodtopeople
Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This is the 2nd time in my life that I’ve made this mistake. This char cloth still ignites tinder well but takes a long time to catch a spark from a flint and steel.
In an emergency, though, I would have no problem charring a fabric that had as much as 30% synthetic fibers in it.
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