PINE RESIN-REAL FINDING IF YOU EXTREMELY LIVE IN A WILDERNESS.
Then you and glue, and treatment of wounds and a candle. For more information, see below in this article.
To produce glue made of pine resin, it must be heated to a liquid state. and add pulverized coal from the fire. The amount of coal should be one third of the volume of pine resin. Carbon increases the adhesion properties of our improvised glue.
Stir our mixture with a stick, and allow it to cool. This solid piece of resin is a ready-made glue. it can be carried with you, and applied if necessary. For use, heat to a viscous condition.
Useful properties of pine resin have long been known. With her help heal blisters, abscesses, burns. In addition, due to the hemostatic and wound healing properties, the pine resin is suitable for the treatment of small wounds, cuts, abrasions.
For this, it is applied directly to the wound, and, among other things, produces a constricting effect.
Also, burning resin, and inhaling the resulting smoke, a chronic cough, a runny nose, and upper respiratory tract diseases, in general, are treated.
It is also recommended to use smoke from pine resin to improve vision in the dark (treatment of night blindness).
In general, relic medicine stores hundreds of recipes for the use of pine resin, and the manufacture of therapeutic ointments.
By the way, chewing gum, you also strengthen the gum and improve the health of the teeth.
heat the resin, and then apply to the seams that you want to make waterproof. Also suitable for embedding holes on boats, boots, etc.
To heat the resin, use a container or container (yes even a spoon), because it is ignited by an open fire.
Pour the heated resin into a non-flammable container. Center the wick, for example, from a twisted rope or a piece of cloth.
In addition, the resin can be used for self-made torches.
Examine the trees in search of a tar. cut it and a piece of wood under it. These chips, smeared with resin will burn, even if they are wet.
And the time of their burning is enough for you to dry larger damp branches, and then normal brushwood .
