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Jean wrote:That was a useful review thanks, although I have one question about the product. Can you prepare a bunch of matches beforehand and then carry them around safely in your pocket or in a packet of some sort?
Johnny Wizz wrote:Are any of the items you need to buy really difficult to obtain in this country? I can think of ways chemicaly this could be done but it has been a long time since you could walk in to Boots and buy these. I am old enough by the way to remember when you could buy satpetre and sulphur over the counter as a child and everybody had a chemistry set with ground charcoal. The rest is history as is the tip of my mates Peters left little finger which didn't survive the blast
Mandrake wrote:Effects using chemicals are always a problem unless the user/performer really knows what they're doing. Add the element of fire and you could have a serious situation if it doesn't go right. Having said that, we ought to assume that only the truly dedicated performers would want to spend time, money and effort obtaining the 'ingredients' and preparing the items ready to perform, those who are only casually interested will probably move on to the next shiny thing which takes their attention.
russpie wrote:I've made up a few of these & tested them alone, some work, some don't & i've no idea why really. the dvd doesn't answer all the questions such as how long to they keep before becoming unuseable? The instructions don't give exact measurements so it seems to be guess work & hope for the best. I tried it with friends the other day with 2 matches & neither relit. It's early days & I'm open to suggestions but hoping for the best isn't something I ever do in my paid performances so it's not going to get used until/unless I can figure out the answers to where I'm going wrong, if indeed I am going wrong.
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