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HomeCooking & Food PrepLight My Fire TinderDust |
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 A Novelty Item at Best Jan 07, 2010
I agree with other low ratings. There are several other things that can be used as starter fuel for fires. Two of mentioned else where that I have found better are: cotton balls and plain old dryer lint. Soak either in petroleum jelly and you have an excellent starter fuel.
 Very useful Apr 10, 2009
The maya dust is very useful when tryin to start a fire and it was sent to me very quickly.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Save your money Apr 09, 2009
When purchasing Mayadust I expected some type of wood shavings like fatwood or another naturally resinated product, not a thin plastic "snuff box" of pine sawdust I could have swept up off of my workshop floor. I originally thought the $4.50 purchase price was reasonable, but when you add in the seemingly high shipping cost, it makes this product not worth the money.
5 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 Works, but get magnesium Mar 17, 2009
This stuff works as advertised, but sadly, it is glorified kindling. Whatever tree they felled in the pristine jungles of the Amazon died needlessly.
You're better off getting a block of magnesium for around the same price and much greater efficacy. Or if you're not starved for space, some cotton balls soaked in vaseline. Works just as well for a much lower price.
 was wrong review Feb 11, 2009
I have meant to say that I thought the shipping of the product wasn't as good as it should have been not to disparage the product or the people who sold it
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