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41 Camping Hacks That Are Borderline Genius
6. Bring a tick deterrent.
7. Glue sandpaper to the top of your match holder.
Be sure to buy strike-anywhere matches.
9. Make crescent rolls over the campfire.
For maximum yumminess, fill ‘em with stuff like marshmallows and Nutella. Or wrap hot dogs with them.
Get the directions here.
13. Cut up a straw and fill the pieces up with antibiotic ointment or toothpaste for single-use packets.
Use a lighter to seal up the ends.
14. Make travel coffee bags out of coffee filters and dental floss.
Place a scoop of coffee grounds into a coffee filter and tie it up with dental floss. When you’re ready to brew, just make it like you would make tea in a teabag!
15. Need your coffee? Bring a few of these.
They’ll keep you from going into caffeine withdrawal.
17. Make single-use soap leaves from a bar of soap and a vegetable peeler.
You can also rub soap on mosquito bites to relieve the itchiness.
18. Use an empty laundry detergent dispenser as a hand-washing station.
Just fill it up with water.
22. Make pancakes with pre-made pancake mix using shortening and dry milk, which don’t need to be refrigerated.
Get the full recipe here. You can also find powdered eggs at most grocery stores (if you don’t shudder at the thought).
23. Put a battery-powered votive candle into an empty peanut butter container to make portable lanterns.
25. Make an easy-to-carry fire starter with a cardboard-only egg carton and match light charcoal.
You just have to light the carton and the fire will catch on to the charcoal.
27. Make pocket-sized oil lamps out of travel-size or hotel toiletry shampoo bottles.
Get the directions here.
28. Forgo the meat marinade and put the rosemary right on the coals.
Once the coals are uniformly gray and ashy, cover them with fresh rosemary branches. Your meat and vegetables will be flavored with the taste of savory herbs.
29. Bring cheeses in waxed packaging as well as hard cheeses.
Aged cheddar, Parmigiano, and/or Gruyère will keep for at least a week unrefrigerated.
31. Try roasting Starburst.
Sounds crazy, but it’s actually delicious. Crunchy on the outside, warm and gooey on the inside. Roast it until it’s bubbling.
32. Forgo pasta for a quick-cooking alternatives like polenta, quinoa, or couscous.
Polenta is especially versatile because it can be shaped into patties and pan-fried for a sweet or savory meal. Get a recipe for grilled polenta cakes.
33. Cook cinnabuns (the canned kind) in a hollowed-out orange over a campfire.
Get the full details here.
35. Keep the kids busy with a scavenger hunt.
Write the items down on a paper bag so they have a receptacle for the items.
39. Freeze gallon jugs of water and place them in your cooler.
They’ll keep your food cold, and you’ll have plenty of water to drink for later.
Other things you can freeze to use for later: pasta sauces, chili, and pesto.
40. Make emergency light sources out of an Altoids tin, cardboard, and wax.
Get the instructions here.
41. Make sandwiches with this campfire panini press.
No matter how far you have to carry this thing, YOU NEED IT. Get it here for $25.95.
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Permalink Reply by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on
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good finds bro. a lot of this stuff i already have stowed in the car or in the bug out bag.
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Permalink Reply by saint.357 on
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yeah i really wan to try the mount dew thing, i wonder what is it int he soda that makes it glow when you ad baking soda and peroxide.
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Well if Coke can clean a battery terminal. Then there has to be some kind of acidic reaction that makes the glow. I even found out the acid in most sodas will even clean and disinfect a TOILET. Can ya believe that?? Found this out on an article that described the many uses for Coke products. With all the chemicals and crap humans eat. It's no wonder there are cases of human spontainious cumbustian out there. Lol
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its not as bad as it once was. their was a time cock would strip the paint off your car.
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still does. i used it to take model paint out of a pair of pants i had. that was only 6 months ago. so its still bad for ya. kinda makes a good matter of fact kind a point to a question i have asked from time to time. what with all the chemicals and processing we do of all our foods and drinks and all we ingest will be that one magic switch that will make the dead rise to eat us. i mean look at it as a whole. medicines that are out there with more then catastrophic side effects. pesticides and herbicides that we spray in full strength on our crops. the chemicals we later put IN the food on top of that. the toxins we are drinking in the pops. it all will have it toll in the end. its just a matter of what that toxic key will be. that magic switch as it is.
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i dont know zombies are to complex for it just to be a chemical thing. but yeah that were doing aint good for us.
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granted there would be more factors. the chemical part is just the beginning though. part of the circuit that needs that final connector.
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i guess i always believed it will be run away nano technological that creates zombies in the end.
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you could be right bro. we wont know until a stinker starts eating people and making more like him.we just have to wait for that special patient zero to know for sure.
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i mean hell, there are tons of variables to making a zombie. i always looked to the viral. some like you look to the nanobots and nanotechnology as a way for a start. George Romero look to cosmic radiation for his zombies. its all just a wait and see thing. lol
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