I had my first experience with dryer lint last night. You would think that as long as I have been hiking that I would have at least tried it, but no, this was my first. And it was a great experience too. I jumped one spark into the lint and it took to flame like nothing I have ever seen. Hell it's better than a lot of stuff that is made to do that. Kinda of makes you wonder with all that lint in the dryer and all that heat. Damned, it almost sounds dangerous to me. My wife says that she cleans it out every time so that doesn't happen, so I guess I now have a life time supply of a great fire starter. Thanks for the great tip. I have already gotten some rubbed down in Vaseline and stored in small film container. That's enough for around 20-30 fires depending on the wind and weather conditions.. sabre11004...

The first step that you take will be of those that get you there !!!!!