Will it work (both ways) with citronella torch fuel? light and bug repellent
213539
No, torch fuel is made from naphtha which is much lighter than kerosene and would likely burn out the lantern.
1978552
I use my Thermocell when I am hunting, so I am usually in a treestand. I cannot say if it would work while on the move, but could be worth a try. I cannot STAND mosquitos, and want every advantage to get them far away. Good luck!
1836962
I used it on leaf miners because they are inside the leaf and a surface spray wouldn't kill them. Haven't tried it on scale, but it should work because it puts something in the tree sap that kills the bugs. We're eating the lemons and oranges from the trees, and so far (six months) have encountered no problems.
1424473
Technically yes but I would advice against it. But if you must I would suggest a using the same striker uses for bigger torches
562175
Yes... It works on Fire Blight! Been using this stuff for over 4 years. Great organic spray.
651467
I don't see why not, I have traveled with pepper spray in a checked bag before, in an international flight, and it was fine. This is just citronella.
30378
I don't know that exactly. What I can tell you is that paraffin is meant to burn indoors (mainly because it doesn't smoke nor have any odor), while citronella is meant for the outdoors only (due to smell and smoke). I've only used these indoors, so far, but they tend not to have a super-big flame, so I'm not sure that they would work well in an outdoor setting.
2055865
Yes! I've used plain old stereo when I run out of the gel stuff. It gets things hotter, and you can't really control the flame, but it works on a pinch.
548225
I've only used mine with propane last year. Yellowjackets too bad to mess with food outdoors!Sorry
771657
Yes, it sparks and bugs can catch fire and burn. Completely normal, though fried fly stinks!
855158
This doesn't work to kill fleas or flies, but I found a product here on Amazon that does a pretty good job. Permethrin: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005UUZ3OI/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 I've used it a few times when I plan on outdoor barbeques. Not a single insect bothers my guests with this stuff. However, I should note that it needs to be reapplied often (weekly perhaps).
507032
No, not that I noticed. I go to the dollar store and buy cheap tea candles. I put a few drops on the tea candle before lighting it. Saves huge on citronella candles. I also mix it with witch hazel and spray it on my horses for a fly repellent.
2280469
Yes, that is what it is intended to use. This torch can use a mapp style gas or propane. Very good product. The only caution I have found is that if you dial back the gas flow it can overheat the tip/lighting mechanism. This torch is meant to be used in a "full" on heat setting only.
2031839
No sorry that wouldn't work. You need something like this - Zippo Butane Fuel, 42gm
1952169
P., I'm in NY and we have some tiger mosquitoes here too. And I've taken this camping as well. I really, really like it. Of everything I've tried before, I like this best. I usually set up two of them in my little backyard and it works great, but on a bigger more wild area, I'm not sure if it's enough. I light up my little backyard with some citronella candles and have some incense burning as well :) - but by itself, it's worked out really well in my camping trips. 'hope this helps.
79229
not sure on that, as I am in Nebraska. But this spray typically works by the insect crawling through the product and cleaning their feet and ingesting it that way.
1266326
If it's listed in conjunction with your torch, it should work. I bought a Primus which said the same thing and they work fine. I did check out product reviews and several people agreed. Hope this helps.