Bill,<br><br><br>Great job on this! I finally got around to looking at it. I had been cobbling a similar cheat sheet of my own together, but I have thrown it out and will use yours. Thanks!!!<br><br>One thing though, I took a look at the PSK you posted on the web site. You left the Potassium Permagnate in the kit (which is great), but you included no directions for it's use on the cheat sheet. This no problem for me, my PSK has enough room left in it for me to throw them in. It's your scouts I'm worried about. I wouldn't imagine that many of them know how to use it in a survival situation (I didn't, before I became a regular here), and at least a few of them are likely to produce carbon copies of the kit you posted. There are potential problems that I can foresee: They may just eat it. I'd like to think that this is unlikely, but like Heinlein said, "Never underestimate the power of human stupidity." I know adults who have done stupider things. Ever wonder why silica gel packets have the words, "Do not eat," on them? While I doubt that eating it would kill them, It would probably make them very ill, which sure wouldn't help in a survival situation. Of lesser worry, they use it incorrectly, either using too much or too little, and make themselves ill that way. There may be other problems, but those are the ones that leap to mind.<br><br>If you are going to retain the PP, I think you should include instructions for it's use. If not, I think you should take the PP off the PSK list and use the room for something else. Just my opinion....<br><br>Thanks again,<br><br>Andy