What kind of fuel to refill is best
292189
The Swissmar gel has worked great for us. We found a great deal on a 30+ ounce bottle on Amazon, so we ordered two. We've used it several times and are only halfway through the bottle. Good luck!
292190
When I bought my Swissmar Lugano Cheese Fondue Set, Amazon was out of fuel. I bought Ecoflame Lightening Gel fire starter from Bed Bath & Beyond for $7.99. This product is economical/ cost effective and works just fine for fuel. It is smokeless and odor free. It is a gel in a squeezable 20 FL oz bottle. I am sure if I look around I can find it cheaper as Bed Bath & Beyond can be a bit pricey if you do not have a coupon.
292191
Swissmar recommends its own fuel, a gel in a squeezable bottle. There are different but similar brands out there. The problem with this fondue pot is that, while you can use the smaller cans, you can't use the large ones. So I'll purchase the bottled fuel.
1714220
No, the fuel lasts a long time - but I use it periodically. It's easy to refill.
63286
Butane. U can get a can for $3 at the store and it will refill it several times
1423319
I use Robinson Multi-Fill Butane available at Bed Bath & Beyond. There is no refill window of any kind and I have found that the gas leaks out over time so it's best if you only fill the torch with enough butane for each use. Otherwise it's a great product.
304200
It is loaded with CO2 But I don't think you can refill. It is Good. Very Good price. For 25.
1572253
This bottle will fill a Zippo Handwarmer to a little less than half capacity. I filled up the Zippo Fuel Canister completely as much as possible and then poured the contents in to the Hand Warmer refill bottle and it goes almost to the half mark. So you will need 2 of the Fuel Canisters to fill a hand warmer. It might be better to get a plastic fuel bottle if you want a complete hand warmer refill. They make some fuel bottles for denatured alcohol stoves.
1148964
Use premium gasoline and if you can't get non-ethanol use a fuel stabilizer additive.
1506024
Mine arrived full, if you buy this be sure to refill it with high grade butane. The cheap lighter stuff is worthless and will permanently clog this torch. Most the bad reviews are from people who put crappy fuel in them. Also it takes weeks for it to arrive
1285557
Yes, it is very easy to refill using a standard size butane refill can. I use Zippo brand butane in a 4.5oz can and I'm guessing it will provide at least 25 refills. Yes, there is a an adjustment for high/low flame and you will normally keep it on the low, low setting. The high setting turns this thing into a major flame thrower and will use up the fuel supply rather quickly! Very easy to use. I primarily use it to quickly light a number of candles around the house, but it is also perfect for creme brulee and many other cooking and utility torch needs.
652133
My lighter arrived full of fuel and lasted 8 months. They can be refilled with butane by the user.
26397
Any K1 kerosene will work. It recommends that you only use K1 in this unit. I also use an additive found at pretty much every big box store to keep the smell down. Do not use kerosene with red dye in it!
1170528
Yes the right cartrage is refillable just put the purigen in there and put carbon or as I do boids chemepure
404996
I have used charcoal brickets and fluid with good results. Don't skimp on the size of the pile, as when you spread them out they won't provide sufficient heat. Don't know about other fuel types.
889126
You can extinguish the warmer by using some pliers to remove the burner and allowing the burner to die out. This is not advised because the remaining fuel will stay in the warmer. Then you need to be careful when refilling it again because you might overfill and get lighter fluid everywhere. It is best to find out the right amount of fuel you need for your use and let it burn itself out.
2021706
I am a long time Lawn Boy customer. I have always used 92 fuel. I usually use Shell or Marathon. My mowers have always started quickly and easily. I do not use old gas that has sat over a season. I always start out with new gas at the beginning of the season. Be sure to have your mower serviced once a year. Always check your oil and never overfill when adding.
2090947
95% Ethanol (denatured) is best. You can get it at paint stores and Home Depot etc. 90% isopropyl is ok but smells like doctor's office. Don't use kerosene, Coleman fuel, or gas of any kind. It's hazardous.
925058
Due to there being regular (Non Ethanol/middle grade) gasoline at the pumps now, that is what I have and use in my generator. However, the best choice is to purchase (if you have LP or Natural Gas) a fuel adapter kit from the US Carburetion Kit Center (www.uscarb.com) so you can utilize either Gasoline and/or LP/Natural Gas. LP/Natural Gas will not gum up or damage the Carburetor like Ethanol Gas will.