are the fuel packs the waxy kind that you attach or the easier to light kind?
1060369
The waxy patch is very easy to light and once the Lanterns expand off they go. We did it when the family got together for Xmas and the grandchildren said it was once of the best parts of Xmas.
1060370
I don't know which they are, but they were easy enough to light and they were gorgeous!
1060371
We didn't have to attach them...they were part of the lantern. You just need to hold a lighter to the fuel pack and wait 45 seconds to one minute before it would ignite. If it's windy, it will take several attempts to light them. All of ours lit just fine and we plan on buying more this summer.
1060372
The easy to Light kind. It takes a few seconds to get them started but all in all, easy.
253228
Yes a fuel pack is included. To light them have someone hold the lattern while you light the fuel pack. It will fill with air and they can let go and enjoy.
1723213
They are basically compressed wood & paper chips in wax. Safe & easy to use. Same product as Green Egg lighter starters much reduced price.
304347
I filled mine up with Butane no problem. I'm not sure what you mean by lighter fluid like Zippo type stuff? If it is that then you can't use that type of fuel, butane works fine.
234970
Bigger is better. that means there is more butane in each container. I use my torch in a industrial setting. The torch is used daily and I fill it every two days.
1784610
I am pretty sure any will do. I am not using Pimus cartridges and it hasn't exploded on me LOL!!! I recommend four season fuel
459200
No a match or lighter will light them easily and no flare up so they are safe. I used them the other day to burn a pile of brush. I used one on each side and it burned beautifully. Great product. I was using a chimney to light lump charcoal for my Kamado grill but the fire starter works great.
10801
Yes, you have to assemble the fuel pack. Be careful with these.....one of them caught fire before I could launch it and another on caught fire mid air. I eould not recommend these. There are others out there with MUCH better quality.
627794
They are folded up, so you have to carefully unfold them, and then attach a block of 'wax' (the stuff that burns). Not difficult, just a little tedious, each one takes maybe 2-3 minutes to prepare. We did it in advance so they were ready to be lit together.
1318790
You get fuel for about 5 dollars, heat packs cost around 1 dollar, I can fill it up about 10 times, no flint, a special cover, but as long as you don't burn though it, it lasts a while.
1373568
Easy. Put gasoline in gasoline approved containers. You'll know the difference. @@
523959
I have yet to use gasoline as a fuel. I believe white gas works the best. SW
1631341
Yes, you can use the same fuel. You can treat this tiny lighter like you would a Zippo. Both can use many fuels. Both use the same flint, packing material, and wick. You will have to remove the packing and thread the new wick through the hole and then form the packing back around the wick and into the lighter. Wicks will last for years if not decades (depends on use), you can pull up on the wick and clip it back to a fresh new exposed portion. When the wick runs out just buy the replacement pack of wicks sold by Zippo.
1251148
Can't really answer this question. I use a dragon fly burner and fuel can. I panty hose leg and store it all in that. Keeps everything from rattling while in my pack. works great. I also use a solo camp stove that I bought off Amazon. Cuts down on the weight while pack packing. If you do look at the solo stove, I recommed buying the pk pack. Way cheap that way.... Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
1558239
These are refillable. I would recommend using the high quality butane like the Vector refined.Vector Quintuple Refined Butane Gas Fuel Refill It costs a litle more but I have found it makes lighters light every time.
468990
For the mini hibachi, you scoop out the gel and put it into the bottom of the hibachi and light the gel. It also saves as you don't need to use a whole can and can re-seal the remaining fuel in the can.
131614
I doubt it, otherwise they'd tout it! All the cans say "Premium" on them. I'd hate to see what their version of regular is! Probably candlewax- You want to look for Vector brand and/or Gasone. - If you have a lighter that just can't get it up, or can get it up but not keep it up, you'll want to look towards those other two brands mentioned. Zippo unfortunately lives up to it's name.