how do you make torch fuel?
Hi
I'm planning a medieval halloween party and would like to put up torches along the pathway. I was hoping to buy off some fire gel for lighting the torches, but its turning out to be too expensive. Please let me know if there is a low-cost homemade alternative to this? What i need is fuel for fire that keeps it burning for at least 4 hours, even in windy conditions.
Thank you and best regards,
Fatty
I'm planning a medieval halloween party and would like to put up torches along the pathway. I was hoping to buy off some fire gel for lighting the torches, but its turning out to be too expensive. Please let me know if there is a low-cost homemade alternative to this? What i need is fuel for fire that keeps it burning for at least 4 hours, even in windy conditions.
Thank you and best regards,
Fatty
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Oct 16, 2009. 7:25 PMorksecurity
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Traditional would be tallow or wax.
Personally, given the risk to your guests, I would HIGHLY recommend against this.
Personally, given the risk to your guests, I would HIGHLY recommend against this.
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