Uses for Aluminum Foil by M. Redfish
Aluminum is the most frequently found metal on the periodic table… that means there is basically an unlimited supply of it. This is also why it is used to create a container for a small drink that is often gone in a couple of minutes.
NOTES
Often reusable many times
Always remember to push in tabs on end of box to keep roll in.
Heavy duty quality gives the most uses and considering cost, the only choice for survival kits
Trips can be planned around using only foil to cook all meals meaning no cooking and or dinnerware needed.
Aluminum is non magnetic
Aluminum transfers heat and cold very well
Aluminum is super light weight and strong
Aluminum tubing
USES
Make a bowl or cup to boil water
Signal Mirror
Frying pan
Wrap up Potatos, Meat and put in fire
Create fake batteries when you dont have enough
Make small batteries fit larger battery slots
Baking Containers
Make a Funnel
Make a lid
Sharpen scissors
Clean metal – pans, grills
Use as a ziplock bag
Light reflector to make flashlight or candle into lantern
Heat reflector
Wind Screen for candles and stoves
Fishing lures (like spoons)
Carry fish hooks and spinners
Store food
Antenna
Masking things and areas for painting
Food gathering containers
To scare off deer and crows in field or garden
Hand guard for carrying candles
Bridging a flat car fuse or wraping a glass type (very temp only… may cause fire)
Art and sculpture like the dragon on this page
Keep aliens and such from reading your mind, of course
