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<br>
Uses of <strong>industrial
aluminium foil </strong>into specifics<br>
1. <strong>
aluminum foil cookin</strong>g:alu foil can be used multiple times, and it creates an oven-like environment for roasting, braising, steaming, and frying.<br>
2.
aluminum foil water boiling: fold the foil into a square or rectangular “pot” to boil water. Set the boxy foil container on a stable rack with close-set bars over a campfire. This will allow you to boil water as a means of disinfection or even do a little cooking. Be very careful when you fold it to keep holes from forming in the corners.<br>
3.
aluminum foil signal strips: Tear off strips and dangle them on branches and shrubs to make eye-catching, reflective signage to mark a path or signal for help.<br>
4.
aluminum foil solar Oven: Line the interior of a cardboard box with foil, place a dark-colored pot in an oven bag, then set the bag inside the foil box. Aim the open side of the box into the sun and you’ll have an improvised solar oven. Temperatures over 180 degrees can be attained in this makeshift heat trap, which is plenty hot enough to pasteurize water and slow-cook food.<br>
5.
aluminum foil faraday cage: Wrap your electronics in insulating material and place them in a foil-wrapped box to simulate a Faraday cage. There are no guarantees that this technique will be effective, but this rudimentary insulation is certainly better than nothing.<br>
6.
aluminum foil fishing lures: Use a little malleable foil wrapped around a bare fish hook to replicate to shape of small baitfish. The movement and flash of this homemade lure might catch you some fish—which you can then cook in bigger pieces of foil.<br>
7. <strong>
aluminum foil container</strong>: Fold the foil into envelopes or packets to act as a container for small items, or use it as a protective layer for larger items.<br>
8.
aluminum foil mirror: A shiny piece of foil can provide a slightly reflective surface and used as an improvised signal mirror.<br>
9.
aluminum foil repairs: Some sticky pine sap and a strip of foil can act as a temporary patch for pierced hydration bladders and cracked water bottles. It won’t hold a lot of water pressure, but it will hold up against drips and seeps for a short time.</p>