Can kerosene be a lighter fuel to make a fireball u can hold with ur hands?

Question

can it?

Answer 1

I personally have done this with isopropyl alcohol.  It doesn't burn very hot.  I think you would hurt yourself with kerosene.

I haven't done it, but my friend said coffee creamer makes an excellent fuel for fireballs.

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

yes, but if you really like having hands I wouldn't recommend it.  

Answer 4

No Kerosene burns slower and would burn your hands.I would think anything flammable would burn your skin.Not a good thing to try, burns hurt really bad and can scar you for life.

Answer 5

1st and foremost, unless you've been trained, you shouldn't be playing with fyre...you could get burned.

With that said, when making fireballs, remember...lighter (as in weight) ignition sources are the best.  Kerosene is heavy, and it's also more difficult to light than a naptha-based liquid (liquid lighter fluid) -- it stays on the skin longer and doesn't evaporate off as quickly -- meaning it's even more dangerous.

You have a strong chance of turning yourself into a mistaken form of 60's protester if you aren't careful or successful.  And being as there aren't that many retired fireball-throwers out there anymore, your chances of learning the skill are minuscule, and the learning curve can be a real #@%$ -- so please, take utmost care in your endeavor.

Answer 6

Why don't you experiment with putting your brain in a tic-tac box instead?.

Answer 7

yes, heres how to do it. looks really cool btw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzkNI4YIU...