do they work for smoke bombs
924801
If you are looking for something light and not very durable I would say yes. I have not personally used them for that but if the process you use works on standard ping pong balls it would probably be the same on this one. I hope this helps out.
924802
These are a harder plastic type. I would not recommend them for that purpose and choose to go with a more traditional ping pong ball material.
924803
I have no idea.They are just regular old ping pong balls. I've never made smoke bombs before.
924804
I don't know but I would assume so; inhaling the smoke from burning these is probably a health hazard though
924805
Very light weight they most likely will melt in small heat. I found them better as a child's practice golf ball
924806
No, they do not. I bought them specifically for this purpose and my 12 year old is quite upset. Now what the heck am I going to do with 144 ping pong balls???
444093
Sorry,I just bought these sprays for my self defense...and I've never used these yet.That's why I have no idea...and I'd like to know how it works,too.
722883
I think if it killed the musty odor in one vehicle and smoke odor in the other it's worth a shot. I was not happy with the odor of the Dakota bomb that was left behind though.
257365
Certainly. They provide a lot of light for storming buildings but since it burns white gas, it won't necessarily be good for lighting anything on fire. You would want kerosene for that.
1328788
i REALLY DONT KNOW but dont think so, because it uses so little wood. you put in a piece or two less than the size of a fist. i am sure that they will burn up or go out long before anything would get smoked.
719978
The manual actually says they do. Most folks however, will tell you that the best way to burn in, really, is just to use them. I think you just get used to them. They are great.
867353
According to what I have been able to find, they are 88% effective for 20 hours. They are not effective against diseases like swine flue but work for dust pollution.
1396597
It would, but may easily get clogged without the initial filter. The whole through which the smoke travels is very tiny so you shouldn't have issues with anything but the smallest of particles actually getting inside. No specialized tar removing filter is designed to work with completely unfiltered cigarrettes, I'd recommend switching brands or buying filters if you roll your own.
1120375
I think they would. I use them for homemade air freshener and I think they spray just the right amount.
1097028
It will work but keep in mind that these are not chips but almost like dust. So, you would end up consuming more for less and end up spending more. Give them the gift of these WESTERN 80484 BBQ Smoking Chip Variety Pack (4 bags): Hickory, Cherry, Apple and Mesquite Wood Flavors. Includes Metal Reusable Smoker Tray and Instructional DVD (Discontinued by Manufacturer) instead....
811224
They smell when you clean them, but otherwise no. Also when you're using one of these, the smoke you exhale doesn't smell as bad or as long as normal cigarette smoke.
1243729
not up to speed on the pellet making process. i would think you would have to use something to bind but i do not know that for a fact. i can tell you this they are top notch for flavor,smoke output and low ash.
1676353
Yes they will work fine with that gun. I am very pleased with the assortment of would flavors I only wish I had discovered them sooner and not wasted money on fire starter quality chips.
2147050
NO NO NO!! My son lives in Japan and brings me these coils every time he visits. THEY WORK!! But you do NOT want them inside the house. For one thing, they are very fragrant so the smell would permeate everything in your house (my clothes take on the smell even outside...like how your clothes smell after a campfire). But, also, you don't want to breathe in concentrated amounts of the smoke. I use them outside (in fact, I have one going right now on my patio) and place them in the burner near where I'm sitting...usually about 10 ft away. If my doors/windows are open (as they always are in the summer) some of the smoke/smell goes into the house which I think helps keep the mosquitoes out. NO NO NO!! My son lives in Japan and brings me these coils every time he visits. THEY WORK!! But you do NOT want them inside the house. For one thing, they are very fragrant so the smell would permeate everything in your house (my clothes take on the smell even outside...like how your clothes smell after a campfire). But, also, you don't want to breathe in concentrated amounts of the smoke. I use them outside (in fact, I have one going right now on my patio) and place them in the burner near where I'm sitting...usually about 10 ft away. If my doors/windows are open (as they always are in... » Read More NO NO NO!! My son lives in Japan and brings me these coils every time he visits. THEY WORK!! But you do NOT want them inside the house. For one thing, they are very fragrant so the smell would permeate everything in your house (my clothes take on the smell even outside...like how your clothes smell after a campfire). But, also, you don't want to breathe in concentrated amounts of the smoke. I use them outside (in fact, I have one going right now on my patio) and place them in the burner near where I'm sitting...usually about 10 ft away. If my doors/windows are open (as they always are in the summer) some of the smoke/smell goes into the house which I think helps keep the mosquitoes out. « Show Less
598470
My Wife Is Very Sensitive To All Smoke. When She's Outside And There Is Any Burning ... She Wears One. It Would Work For Cigarettes Smoke Too.
2096975
Amaz n smoker sells one for the dust I believe. Mine is for the pellets and works great.
966559
Yes. I lit a cigarette after taking a couple of these and fire shot out my rear.