How To Open a Can Without A Can Opener Or Tools

 It's been a couple days since I've posted anything, so I thought I would share this video I made a few days ago. I watched a short video of someone else opening a can of tuna on cement, but noticed the timing was edited... made me curious as to just how long it would actually take. I recorded this from start to finish, and it only took a couple minutes. After I got it opened, I wasn't so sure how safe it would be to actually eat. So, thinking that there may be slivers of the can inside I took it in, dumped it onto a plate, and inspected it. I was surprised not to find anything inside, so I went ahead and added this to some chicken soup I made that day.



We probably all have can openers right now, but should some desperate scenario arise in the future and I'm without one, this would be my go-to method... unless I'm in some deep woods bug out scenario where there isn't any cement around, of course.









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How To Start a Fire With Steel Wool and 9-volt Battery

Since I mentioned starting a fire with steel wool and a battery in part 2 of the Basic Survival Skills Series, I decided to make a video to show you how simple it really is. This is my first video so it isn't the best one you'll find, but with time I'll get better at making them.





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