"Take your wife's scented bathroom candles (the kind that come in a jar) and gently set them into a pan of boiling water. When the wax melts, pluck out the wicks, and then start adding sawdust to each of the candles until you have a 1-1 ratio of wax and saw dust"

"Take your wife's scented bathroom candles (the kind that come in a jar) and gently set them into a pan of boiling water. When the wax melts, pluck out the wicks, and then start adding sawdust to each of the candles until you have a 1-1 ratio of wax and saw dust"

"Dangerous and a waste of my scented candles."

"Sawdust and wax would make a great firestarter, but I don't think it's going to work like napalm."

"It's just another garbage recipe that someone blanketed with the napalm label.

Gas & styrofoam gives you a flammable putty like substance that burns for quite awhile, but it doesn't really "jelly." It's more like a slimy pizza dough. Fun, but not really useful for anything.

Other thoughts: I have to wonder, with the number of people proposing "recipes" for napalm, how many folks have a legitimate use for it besides it being "cool" to talk about. Even if I had barrels of 'bona fide' Napalm sitting in my living room, I wouldn't know what to do with it.

Why would you want this stuff anyway? A molotov will do everything you need it to and more. Why the need for a long-lasting, high-temp oil burn? "

"Getting it out of the living room without spillage would be Job #1."