Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It's good to know when you've harvested all the loose rust from an abandoned car, from tin siding, tin roofing, or a 55gl drum all found in the woods, that you can still wipe up and use the rust residue left behind to make fire.
There is rust residue left on the fire table from yesterday’s video. I usually use a wet rag to wipe it up because it sinks down into the pores of the table. Today, let's wipe over that area with a cotton ball removing just a smudge and see if it will fire roll ignite.
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It's good to know when you've harvested all the loose rust from an abandoned car, from tin siding, tin roofing, or a 55gl drum all found in the woods, that you can still wipe up and use the rust residue left behind to make fire.
There is rust residue left on the fire table from yesterday’s video. I usually use a wet rag to wipe it up because it sinks down into the pores of the table. Today, let's wipe over that area with a cotton ball removing just a smudge and see if it will fire roll ignite.
Please follow the LINK below and SUBSCRIBE. Thank You!
Rudiger Roll, Fire Roll Playlist
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