00:00A lighter is too valuable to be used just for lighting fires.
00:03Grab a battery, aluminum foil from gum packaging, and a glove.
00:06Cut the foil into an hourglass shape,
00:08then touch the ends to the positive and negative terminals of the battery.
00:11The narrow middle section will immediately burst into flame.
00:14It's a fire starter.
00:15Take some tape to secure a small coil of copper wire around the lighter's nozzle.
00:19After igniting it, the copper wire turns red hot.
00:22Now you can dip the copper wire into amber-colored flux,
00:25then skillfully touch it to the solder and exposed wires.
00:28Trying to light a candle deep inside a jar, but a regular lighter can't reach.
00:32Light a piece of uncooked spaghetti and use it as a long match.
00:35Problem solved perfectly.
00:36Glue a sharp utility blade to the side of a yellow lighter.
00:39After heating the blade, you can use it to cut through plastic.
00:42Take your husband's cigarette lighter and carefully remove the metal wind guard.
00:46Then take out a ballpoint pen's ink tube.
00:48Remove the pen tip.
00:49Insert the empty ink tube into the lighter's nozzle.
00:52Gently blow into the tube.
00:54Put the metal wind guard back on.
00:55And when you turn on the lighter, you'll create an invisible flame.
