16+ Ways to Start a Fire Without Matches or a Lighter

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Fire is essential when in a survival situation. It is used to purify and boil water, cook food, as well as other things. There are numerous ways to start a fire when out in the wilderness or in a survival situation. In the absence of lighters and matches, here is a list of various options available including links showing how to do them.

Steel Wool and 9V Battery
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Gum Wrapper and Battery
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Pencil and Car Battery
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Friction Sticks
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Bow Drill
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Magnesium Block and Striker
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Ferrocerium Rod/Firesteel
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Flint and Steel
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Magnifying Glass
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Using Water/Water Magnifyer
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Using Air/Fire Piston
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Soda Can Reflector
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Chemical Reactions with Common items:

Water and Sodium
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Chlorine and Brake Fluid
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Potassium Permanganate and Sugar
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Potassium Permanganate and Any Glycerol based fluid (Antifreeze, Brake Fluid, Hydraulic Fluid)
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