What is the type of fule u use to breath fire?

Question

what is the lickwid u use to breath ffire

Answer 1

The most commonly used fuel is kerosene, also known as paraffin outside of the United States. Lamp oil is chemically similar to kerosene and is also a common choice. These fuels have a high flash point, making them somewhat safer, but tend to be smoky and produce a noticeable smell. Neither is safe for ingestion, and both can contain toxic additives.

Some performers use naphtha, also known as white gas, Coleman fuel or lighter fluid, for some fire stunts. However, naphtha has a low flash point, making it more volatile and more likely to burn the performer. It is also toxic. Most performers consider it to be a more dangerous fuel choice for fire breathing.

Answer 2

Absolute alcohol or "ever-clear" is what the 'Pro's use,

and is the only sensible thing to use.

Petroleum products, as another poster suggested,

are TOXIC, CARCINOGENIC, and should NOT be

put in your mouth under any circumstances.

(The damage is not immediately apparent, but neither

is it reversible.)

Do be careful here. Get some instruction from a 'Pro'.

Burns hurt!

Answer 3

What does this have to do with Astronomy???

Answer 4

like the people on tv??? everclear or a strong alcohol