You can use lint to start a fire. You can get it from clothes dryers or..... from inside your boots! Reach inside and you`ll find some at the toe end. Useful if you have nothing to catch a spark.
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The SPOON hack amazed me the most. You taught us the cordage hack before and it never fails to impress me for its usefulness. In the winter season, the 'hot water bottle hack is outstanding--as long as you have a spare, unpunctured cap!
Plastic cordage technique. Genius. I feel ashamed to have never considered it before. Also, the filter technique is the most useful in almost any survival situation. Previously known, but vital for these types of lists. Well done.
in a survival situation yes, the boiling is a good idea. it would take a lot of the chemicals from plastic to do lasting damage (unless you have some condition before hand). i would use it as a last ditch effort for sure. you surviving is number one and dehydration is a quicker killer than the chemicals where you can seek medical attention afterwards.
i found all of it interesting and a good use of what you have on hand. have you ever tried making a fire using a roller blade wheel as the bearing block for the bow drill?
Something I have not seen yet is a firewood drying tip video. For example building a rack above your fire for storage/drying. You make great videos and seem very genuine keep it up bud.
You can crush charcoal from the fire and use it as an additional filter if you want drinking water! Then you can usually drink it directly if it comes from somewhere in the forest, a bog or similar! Although it is safer to boil the water clearly. We don't have to think about that here in northern Scandinavia where I live, we can drink pretty much all water from nature! ! I live about 50 km south of the Arctic Circle
These are nice hacks Dustin. I don't like using plastic at all I carry a metal wide mouth drink bottle all the time when I'm out on a hiking and camping trip. Although I carry a filter for my water I can boil water in the bottle if needed. Thanks for the information take care.
Having been badgered to death to buy this by the kids - good to know at least there are some benefits after the grim tasting faux-fruity nonsense is gone! - great vid as always 👏
Are you a fan of Ray Mears? He is a brilliant man, and I have yet to find anyone better than him at Bushcraft. This is my first time visiting your channel, and you remind me of him a little bit! (Not because of the UK accent) I subscribed and gave this one a thumbs up. I always enjoy watching new Bushcraft techniques! Great video!
Not happy Dustin Dustin ive been trying for weeks to get a bottle of prime and your cutting them up my grandson can't get one in the north east mate will
Great video. I didn't think about using the bottle for cordage. I've also used an old sock with powdered charcoal in it as a filter at the end. Always boil your water.👍
Any time you make a filter like that, you should add some charcoal scraped off your firewood. It has a few properties that help purify the water a little more, though you'll still need to boil it. Great video, really enjoyed this one!
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Another version of the filter uses just the cloth, gravity and two containers. The dirty water is placed at a higher elevation with the cloth or even paper towel into it and down into the second container. This uses capillarity and then gravity to draw the water without particles. Boil afterwards
Watching this video made me go into a realm of fantasy about the many scenarios which I would use them. I had never heard about the plastic rope and had never seen, but have heard about, the water boiling in a bottle. Great job again!
with the water filter I like to take a piece of branch that fits snugly in the mouth of the bottle( it should be as dry as possible). this adds to the filtering and in some cases can give the water a little bit of the flavor from the branch. I like pine for this. It takes longer to filter but a little bit more filtering doesn't hurt.
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Which hack did you find most interesting?
Probably the boiling in water and how the bottle didn't melt
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The waterfilter Result is really stunning, did not expect it to be so clear
In scouts we learned the filter hack and trap hack, but this is the first time I have seen the rope hack.
All of them. I personally want to do the filter one. And one day make trap to catch fish with
The Rope and the filter were the most informative for me. Really cool.
You can use lint to start a fire. You can get it from clothes dryers or..... from inside your boots! Reach inside and you`ll find some at the toe end. Useful if you have nothing to catch a spark.
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Really neat survival tips. That plastic cord was so interesting and that puddle water filter was a dramatic result. Legend. 👍
The SPOON hack amazed me the most. You taught us the cordage hack before and it never fails to impress me for its usefulness. In the winter season, the 'hot water bottle hack is outstanding--as long as you have a spare, unpunctured cap!
I knew about water bottle cordage. But, braiding them together was the mind blower. Thank you!
The puddle water filter was interesting how clean the water came out 👏👍
Thanks 👍
You should be on TV Dustin. Love your Channel. Informative, educational and hosted perfectly. Keep up the good work.
Plastic cordage technique. Genius. I feel ashamed to have never considered it before.
Also, the filter technique is the most useful in almost any survival situation. Previously known, but vital for these types of lists.
Well done.
These are neat, never would of thought of them, especially the 'rope'
in a survival situation yes, the boiling is a good idea. it would take a lot of the chemicals from plastic to do lasting damage (unless you have some condition before hand). i would use it as a last ditch effort for sure. you surviving is number one and dehydration is a quicker killer than the chemicals where you can seek medical attention afterwards.
Well said 👏 👌🏻 👍
I will try the fishing method , 🌞
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wow awesome i support you done
i found all of it interesting and a good use of what you have on hand.
have you ever tried making a fire using a roller blade wheel as the bearing block for the bow drill?
Thanks for these nice survival tips Dustin. 👍😁
Any time!
Something I have not seen yet is a firewood drying tip video. For example building a rack above your fire for storage/drying. You make great videos and seem very genuine keep it up bud.
Amazing! Very good tips, some I was already familiar with, but a few new tips as well!
Glad it was helpful!
Interesting video thanks 👍 👍 👍
Brilliant video thanks 💥🥊
Great video--spoon section was great
Thanks Matt 👊
Thanks for posting. I now have a few experiments my 7-9 th grade science classes can try.
You can crush charcoal from the fire and use it as an additional filter if you want drinking water! Then you can usually drink it directly if it comes from somewhere in the forest, a bog or similar! Although it is safer to boil the water clearly. We don't have to think about that here in northern Scandinavia where I live, we can drink pretty much all water from nature! !
I live about 50 km south of the Arctic Circle
Very good tips
Great tips
polish the bottom of an aluminum can to make a solar fire starter
I would like to see you doing 10 days and 10 items including the bag
These are nice hacks Dustin. I don't like using plastic at all I carry a metal wide mouth drink bottle all the time when I'm out on a hiking and camping trip. Although I carry a filter for my water I can boil water in the bottle if needed. Thanks for the information take care.
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Having been badgered to death to buy this by the kids - good to know at least there are some benefits after the grim tasting faux-fruity nonsense is gone! - great vid as always 👏
Perfect content. :)
If you are camped out, you can extract charcoal to also use in your water filter.
Nice, I think I liked the spoon the best. Keep em comin man. Love this kind of content. Tricks and hacks are my favorite.
Add some charcoal from a fire to the water filter and that should filter out bacteria. Pebbles, sand, charcoal and then cloth.
love the scene where you eat boiled shrimp, it must be sweet and very sweet right? great vid
So good
nice
when making the water filter, how does the water escape the bottle, did you poke small holes in the bottlecap for it to go through?
Are you a fan of Ray Mears? He is a brilliant man, and I have yet to find anyone better than him at Bushcraft. This is my first time visiting your channel, and you remind me of him a little bit! (Not because of the UK accent)
I subscribed and gave this one a thumbs up. I always enjoy watching new Bushcraft techniques! Great video!
Thanks Alice 😁👍and welcome to the channel 🙏
If you added some activated charcoal under the sand, you wouldn't need to boil the water.
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What is the blade length of the knife you use in this video?
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That Knife is badass but $457 USD Plus Shipping to USA, WOW that's a bit out there Brother
Yeah they are expensive. But this is UK craftsmanship...top quality and a lifetime tool. Thanks for watching 🙏
@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS Yeah definitely outta my price range but I always enjoy your videos Brother give Amber some love from Ohio USA
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Hi who was the TH-camr with the prawns please 🙏
That was @kerrbearadventures
Not happy Dustin Dustin ive been trying for weeks to get a bottle of prime and your cutting them up my grandson can't get one in the north east mate will
Sponsored by prime energy drink.
Nope
Er yeah
Name is knive please. Website?
These are my knives...limited stock (only 4 left). Check out bushcrafttools.com
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Really? Other bottles are a joke to you? 😂
Best hack is not to buy a bottle of the crap.
Best hack is to stay home and avoid any peril.
Great video. I didn't think about using the bottle for cordage. I've also used an old sock with powdered charcoal in it as a filter at the end. Always boil your water.👍
Any time you make a filter like that, you should add some charcoal scraped off your firewood. It has a few properties that help purify the water a little more, though you'll still need to boil it.
Great video, really enjoyed this one!
The rope and filter were the most surprising ones to me. Although I can see the fish trap being super useful too.
Good vibes!
Another great video Dustin. So many things you can do if you simply know about them! Keep up the great work mate. Give Amber a pat on the head for me.
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I never knew about the cordage from a bottle it was really interesting!
Great tips and demonstration Dustin 👍
Another version of the filter uses just the cloth, gravity and two containers. The dirty water is placed at a higher elevation with the cloth or even paper towel into it and down into the second container. This uses capillarity and then gravity to draw the water without particles. Boil afterwards
GREAT VID
Watching this video made me go into a realm of fantasy about the many scenarios which I would use them. I had never heard about the plastic rope and had never seen, but have heard about, the water boiling in a bottle. Great job again!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Seeing the charcoal and doubling the bottles for filters in the comments, I want to add moss as a filtering layer to the filter too.
with the water filter I like to take a piece of branch that fits snugly in the mouth of the bottle( it should be as dry as possible). this adds to the filtering and in some cases can give the water a little bit of the flavor from the branch. I like pine for this. It takes longer to filter but a little bit more filtering doesn't hurt.
bro i love ur videos but i dont like that Prime secret marketing rn ! i mean if they pay you to do it just say it
Really good stuff mate
is there any plastic bottle on this earth that wont leach chemicals into water when boiled?
even paper cups are littered with chems
Wooden cups also
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My comment is a stick extention for spoon , and cut little teeth .
A spork is neither a good spoon nor a good fork
good ideas
Good channel. Cute dog too.
Thanks for watching 🙏
Thank for video
Thanks for watching 🙏
Ehlow!!!! Brilliant Ideas!!!! 🧴💡🧴💡🧴💡🧴💡🧴💡✝️🙏
Thank you! Cheers!