I got to fooling with putting together a smaller fire kit for my day pack, while doing so I spotted a bag of Q-Tips hanging on the peg board at my work bench, and a small jar of petroleum jelly on my bench, so I took a Q-Tip and rolled the cotton end of the Q-Tip in the PJ and lighted it with a Bic lighter.
The Q-tip gave a decent hot flame and burned for quite a while, one might ask why if I have a bic or other lighter i'd bother making a match of sorts, well if you have ever tried to light a prepared campfire with a lighter you know it's not easy to hold it under your tinder bundle, and usually you're holding it sideways and trying not to burn your fingers, and if the tinder is damp the lighter flame isn't always hot enough to get the job done quickly.
The Q-Tip is easier to hold, can be placed in the tinder without having to hold on to it, once lit you're not using up the fuel in your lighter, Q-Tips carry easy and don't take up a lot of room, they can be cut in half giving you two matches for each Q-Tip, they will also work with lip balm and hand sanitizer, and they can be lighted with a ferro rod in a pinch, they take up very little room in your fire kit, and a small tube of PJ or a small plastic zip-lock pill bag with PJ in it also takes very little room.
And there are many other uses for Q-Tips that make them a valuable asset to your fire kit or first aid kit.