Our website uses cookies to personalise content, keep contents in your shopping cart and as part of the checkout experience.
Your personal information you provide will be transfered and stored as encrypted data.
You have the ability to update and remove your personal information.
You consent to our cookies if you continue to use this website.
Allow cookies for
Necessary Cookies Necessary Cookies cannot be unchecked, because they are necessary for our website to function properly. They store your language, currency, shopping cart and login credentials.
Analytics Cookies We use google.com analytics and bing.com to monitor site usage and page statistics to help us improve our website. You may turn this on or off using the tick boxes above.
Marketing Cookies Marketing Cookies do track personal data. Google and Bing monitor your page views and purchases for use in advertising and re-marketing on other websites. You may turn this on or off using the tick boxes above.
Social Cookies These 3rd Party Cookies do track personal data. This allows Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest integration. eg. shows the Facebook 'LIKE' button. They will however be able to view what you do on our website. You may turn this on or off using the tick boxes above.
anonomatosGOLD Member enthusiast 389 posts Location: Utrecht [NL], Netherlands
Posted: i found some natural lamp-oil here (no parrafine stuff)... the sellsman says it can be swallowed safely (the body can take it all, just like olive-oil) though if you take too much you can get diarree... but no cancer and all the other stuff you can get from colemans or parrafin when firebreathing...
meaning it's less dangerous for fire-breathing... I never heard of the stuff, didn't even knew it existed... but it does... anyone has ANY expierence?
it all sounds too good to be true... because it's ALL-natural...
"Don’t know how long, this one’s gonna take; I could fail, but I’d rather be a fuckup, than a fake"
MikeIconGOLD Member Pooh-Bah 2,109 posts Location: Philadelphia, PA - USA
Posted: As with other things, all natural doesnt necessarily mean all safe. Ive never really heard of the stuff youre talking about either so I cant really comment too much on it, but perhaps its similar to the bio-diesel we have here in the states?
Let's turn those old bridges we crossed into ashes. We'll blaze a new trail, and torch the rough patches.
-Me
anonomatosGOLD Member enthusiast 389 posts Location: Utrecht [NL], Netherlands
Posted: no, it's different than biodiesel... when I get my hands on the stuff ill hope to tell what it is exactly
"Don’t know how long, this one’s gonna take; I could fail, but I’d rather be a fuckup, than a fake"
onewheeldaveGOLD Member Carpal \'Tunnel 3,252 posts Location: sheffield, United Kingdom
Posted: It's worth emphasising that the hazards of fire-breathing fall into two broad camps; long-term damage from the toxic fuels, like lung problems and cancer; and then the problems with breathes that go wrong ie facial and internal burning from blow-backs etc.
While the fuel in question will, if it exists, assist with the first camp (and that is good); it will do nothing at all to cut the risks of the second.
"You can't outrun Death forever. But you can make the Bastard work for it."
--MAJOR KORGO KORGAR, "Last of The Lancers" AFC 32
Educate your self in the Hazards of Fire Breathing STAY SAFE!
anonomatosGOLD Member enthusiast 389 posts Location: Utrecht [NL], Netherlands
Posted: Thanks onewheel, im totally aware of that
"Don’t know how long, this one’s gonna take; I could fail, but I’d rather be a fuckup, than a fake"
Posted: In a search for 'safer' firebreathing fuels I've been looking for this stuff for a long time, essentially natural oils are obtained from simple extraction techniques rather than modern fuel oils such as kerosene / parafin from petroleum distilates,
The three types of natural oils that I have tried are olive oil, cod liver oil and castor oil. Olive oil or variants of are by far the least expensive and easiest oil(s) to obtain.
And while they are essentially non toxic, the ignition properties make these fuels very difficult to work with, very high flash point, can't claim to have tried them with fire poi so I wouldn't know about the suitability for such.
But so far as fire breathing with these fuels is concerned, i found from personal experience that the material is incredibly difficult to apserate and light, others may have different experiences with it, but I gave up on it and went back to either high purity parafin or particular brands of high purity lamp oil(s)
However if you find differently, please let me know as I would be very interested in your findings,
Not too sure if I understood your original post correctly, assuming I did however colemans aka (white gas) is not a suitable material (fuel) for firebreathing,
mark
Similar Topics
Server is too busy. Please try again later. No similar topics were found Show more..