Kinda a dumb question, but just to be sure, it uses lighter fluid right?
2068706
Yep, the kind that comes in tin cans that you can only buy at smoke shops or utility stores
2068707
Yes it does, very easy to fill and because it has a o-ring, you don't have to worry about it leaking. I have mine for a while and it doesn't leak in my pocket and it lights every time.
1577208
It uses butane lighter fluid. Any smoke shop carry the bottles. You just refill it whenever you run out.
1721683
No when u buy a zippo it wont come with fluid in it, you will have to buy that seperatly all you get is the zippo in the box they dont come with fluid unless you buy a gift pack which contains a tin
666686
This Zippo pipe lighter has the same cotton-fill & wick as a regular Zippo. It needs lighter fluid to work.
2269859
It does not come with fluid, you will have to buy that and the flints separately. All that comes is the lighter!
141590
It does not. It's got all the stuff on the bottom to clean out the charcoal, but not a charcoal lighter :( I think that feature is in the "platinum" models only these days
760490
All I can say is probably. The lighter's element gets pretty hot and the lighter is very reliable.
2068098
To use this plug you need to conect first direct on batery of the car. So you can use as actual lighter
1931351
I use ronsonol or zippo fluid. I would worry BBQ fluid wouldn't burn as clean and leave a residue behind and gum up your lighter.
1721681
They do not come with lighter fluid. Lighter fluid can be bought on Amazon.com though, and can be shipped.
340261
lighters can loose their fluid thru evaporation so you may think you have a way to start fire but don't magnesium works better in wet windy enviroments
495525
I don't think so. This stuff is pressurized butane. Zippo's use a squeeze bottle of lighter fluid. I used to use Ronson brand
1931348
It's designed to use standard, cigarette-lighter fluid. For a few dollars you can get a small container of "proper" lighter fluid which will likely last you a lifetime. If you use anything besides cigarette-lighter fluid then you're on your own. I would not recommend experimenting with other flammable fluids.
1050833
It does not require any flint. The lighter works with an electric coil, similar to a space heater. The wheel that normally would strike the flint to create the spark is more like a switch that activates the electricity and heats the coil. No flame, no flint, no liquid fuel. (Hope my answer is clear and answers your question)
214705
Yes it is. Itll take some time. A lighter works just fine as well without burning it if you keep the flame moving.
312372
I believe I used our tire pump that hooks up to the car's lighter but only because it was quicker. Have to be very careful that you don't over fill it. It comes with a pump.
2069355
No. It is only a cigar lighter socket as typically found in cars. The red thing is a spring loaded closed cover.