Let me introduce the windproof match, the iron guy who looks like a lighter, and ask the great god for help.

Hehe, this windproof collocation does have its own magic, not only windproof, but also waterproof. I've seen this thing on the boat. After ignition, it can burn in water, and the wind can't extinguish it. I haven't done any experiments on how strong the wind is, but I guess it should be no problem to resist the 8-level wind. ) structurally, the design of windbreak matches is different from that of ordinary matches. Ordinary matches are made by coating the end of a wooden stick with red phosphorus, potassium chlorate, sulfur and other ignition and burning agents. After friction ignition, the wooden stick is ignited and the wooden stick provides a stable burning flame. In the presence of water and wind, the combustion process is interrupted because the flame heat is quickly taken away. The function of windproof and waterproof matches is to coat the whole match with ignition and burning agent. When a match burns from one end, the whole burning process is completely completed by the burning agent, not by the stick of an ordinary match. During the combustion process, the ignited combustion improver will trigger the adjacent combustion improver, and the whole process is similar to setting off fireworks. Even if it is put into water after ignition, it can continue to burn until all the combustion improvers are exhausted.

Please accept it, thank you!