What's the best way to avoid spontaneously combusting?
112575
This is funny, cause ever since I was little ...That's how I wanted to die. I want to be one of those people you see on TV sitting in their easy chairs with nothing left but their boots and a large smoldering hole in the seat. So, since I haven't been able to achieve this yet...I guess the answer to your question is to not smoke cigarettes while doused in gasoline, and sitting in your favorite chair!
908650
Hydrate them, with some lip balm. The best thing to do is prevent the wind burn all together.
103463
try using a humidifier for a week.  If you don't have one or can't afford one....just put a big pot of water on the stove on low heat.
569018
You need to drink more water and liquids. This shows you have a fire constitution and should balance it with water and cooling foods and drinks. The more you use chemical stuff on them, the worse it will get. All these things are only temporary reliefs. You could try some honey mixed with olive oil on your lips at night or whenever you are at home. It should help - but overall don't forget to keep your entire system well hyrdated.
769581
Use talc and cotton underwear, lose a bit of weight make sure your not too near the heating....etc etc  :o)
522844
Well, you can step outside for some "fresh air", excuse yourself to the bathroom...or (this option not for the faint of hart) lie on your back, throw your legs up in the air, grab a lighter, light it and stick it next to your butt, fart and shoot a flame out your butt. Keep in mind you need the right crowd for this...I suggest a crowd of drunks. Keep in mind I've only observed this...not actually participated.
736942
Nothing, just be yourself. Only you can prevent forest fires.
181540
Pretty much any material that H2O2 can't oxidize and that the water it's dissolved in can't corrode. Glass should be safe, as well as the plastic or glass container it came in. Things to avoid: "Heat, reducing agents, organic materials, dirt, alkalis, rust, and many metals. Spontaneous combustion may occur on standing in contact with readily flammable materials." (Ref.) \nThe higher concentration form (30%) is hazardous and unstable, requiring extreme care in use.
97956
put wax in a bottle cap. burn the button until wax melts. wax will start setting on fire after awhile. Use a drop of water on it. Explain reaction.\n\nwater causes combustion
208453
Put band-aids on your heals at the first sight of a blister...\nAlso keeps it from burning....
1040637
go to      www.braingle .com    click on the science link. \nthere is a couple of good one's. (ex) put rubbing alocohol on paper(better than 50%). burn. the paper will not burn due to different burning points.
287345
Try using cucumbers, a natural anti-inflammitory.  Otherwise, try preperation-H
747305
DO NOT put butter or oil of any sort on your burn. The only thing you should be doing is soaking it in as cold a water as you can stand. Keep it soaking - if it's in an awkward place (above the elbow) soak a clean washcloth in cold water and keep dabbing it.\n\nI'm very serious here - water is the ONLY thing you put on a burn like that. Do not use oil of any kind!
358188
soak a wash rag or hand towel in vodka, chill the cloth then apply to burned area.  Doesn't hurt to take a shot or two or vodka either!  JUST KIDDING.....this is an old treatment but really does help.
778433
get some vitamin e gel capsules and pop them, squeezing out the stuff inside onto the burn...if you must cover it to sleep, do so with something soft, stretchy and breathable...but keep a good layer of the gel on there to hydrate the skin well....
473044
the safest way is rub some milkweed on it\ntwice a day for one week
297369
Cold water first -- NO OIL OR BUTTER OR GREASE (this makes it worse). Then put aloe vera (straight from the plant, if possible) and be careful not to bandage it (if it sticks to a burn, you have an even larger problem).