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I've known about this for a while and just tried it out for the first time a few days ago. It's a flammable paste that will stick to almost anything and burn for a LONG time.
Materials:
5 gallon bucket
Dish soap (12 ounces)
Gasoline (1 gallon or more)
Stirring tool (~1ft long)
Matchs/Lighter
Wash cloth
Water
1. Go to an open area. (unless you want to be set on fire)
2. Set the bucket on flat ground and pour the gas in until it is about half way full.
3. Move the gasoline away from the bucket (safety reasons).
4. Pour all of the dish soap into the bucket then set it aside.
5. Take your stirring tool (I used a wooden spoon) and stir the gas and soap until it becomes a semi-thick paste.
6. Use the spoon to scoop up your paste and place it on the surface you want (buildings, trees, people).
7. Now wash your hands. If you don't you will most likely burn your hands off when you light the paste.
8. Take the matches/lighter and light the VERY BOTTOM of the paste and watch it burn XD!
Be VERY careful when you do this. It is VERY hard to get the fire out.
Materials:
5 gallon bucket
Dish soap (12 ounces)
Gasoline (1 gallon or more)
Stirring tool (~1ft long)
Matchs/Lighter
Wash cloth
Water
1. Go to an open area. (unless you want to be set on fire)
2. Set the bucket on flat ground and pour the gas in until it is about half way full.
3. Move the gasoline away from the bucket (safety reasons).
4. Pour all of the dish soap into the bucket then set it aside.
5. Take your stirring tool (I used a wooden spoon) and stir the gas and soap until it becomes a semi-thick paste.
6. Use the spoon to scoop up your paste and place it on the surface you want (buildings, trees, people).
7. Now wash your hands. If you don't you will most likely burn your hands off when you light the paste.
8. Take the matches/lighter and light the VERY BOTTOM of the paste and watch it burn XD!
Be VERY careful when you do this. It is VERY hard to get the fire out.
