stockpiling matches

[chemist]

It's worse in China than in London, by far. They not only have the cameras, they have the manpower to watch them all. Whenever a crime is reported in any Chinese city, they go back to that time range and look over all the cameras in the whole neighborhood - it's impossible to get away with anything, unless it's committed indoors.

 

[erudne]

Liberty should not be defined as a reduced level of oppression

 

[saabracer23]

I was going to start a thread but thought this would be a good place for a question. I'm trying to find the best long term storage solution for matches. For survival I have a few ferro rods, a couple of zippos, about 30 new BICs, a few hundred vaseline soaked cotton balls and about 80 pounds of fatwood. While those are all great I still prefer using matches at home for lighting candles and my wood stove (primary source of heating). Ace hardware was having a sale on strike anywhere 300ct boxes so I bought a few. So now I 28 boxes of matches I want to store for the long haul. Best I could think of was to use a food saver.



Thoughts?

Dan