[header] How to put together a pocket survival kit [title] Get a container. [step] Most people use an altoids mints tin to put their kit in. If you can't get altoids, marks and spencers do a brand called curiously strong mints, which have a similar sized tin.
[header] How to put together a pocket survival kit [title] Get a container. [step] Most people use an altoids mints tin to put their kit in. If you can't get altoids, marks and spencers do a brand called curiously strong mints, which have a similar sized tin.
An altoids tin is airtight, which means that when you open it the air will fall out at its filter. It will also have a plastic lid and the simple use of a paper towel or material to seal it. If you want something bigger, places like b&q make plastic containers (intended for keeping stuff like screws in) that are suitable. Any container that you get should clip shut, so that it doesn't spring open. Incorporate the mints into the kit too. ( see method one if you don't have such a kit). The mints come with 3 compartments and can be placed in either your pocket or in your cereal. Most people have 2 compartments to choose from.