Does this use the same Zippo wicks as lighters?
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It's not the same. The lighter has a wick sticking out, but the hand warmers use a built-in wick material in the lower case similar to what's in the bottom of the lighter. Instead of the wick, the hand warmer has a catalytic element sitting on top. You heat this and vapors from the lower case are released and get reacted with O2 in this element to produce heat.
511464
No, the wicks are completely different. The wick in the hand warmer is more like a ball of cotton that acts like a glowing ember. There's really no open flame you could use to light a candle.
1409016
If it says zippo lighter fluid then it will fill any kind of lighter. But with my experience ur better off getting fluid in a store. They sent me butane instead of lighter fluid. And I haven't been able to use my zippo since I got it. Read reviews first and see what packages come with
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If you take a regular BIC lighter. (not the mini ones, a normal one)The base sticks out about the width of the lighter. The hooks stick out about almost the length of two lighters, just a little short. The screws it comes with are a little cheap, i had to use better ones. Other than that, it works fine.
2207583
Use premium lighter fluid by Zippo. Regular lighter fluid woks but has a stronger odor. I think they do sell two packs, but you only really need one to keep both hands warm.
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
94451
I use Zippo or Ronsonol lighter fluid, same as you would use for a cigarette lighter
1106460
exactly.it all depends on how long you run it,depends on the wick changing.
1287188
You can use Zippo Lighter Fluid.It worked just fineZippo makes a hand warmer that's just like the jon-e just no wick to get it started.Jon-e and Zippo have the same smell when running.Hope this helps you out.
1147038
There is no lighter with wallet zippo is the maker and they use the same metal as they do with the case for the lighters so no cards will not melt unless you put the flam to it your self
883722
Zippos do that. Nothing is wrong with it. It does it because the Zippo isn't sealed like other lighters. Get a Zippo Butane if you want to avoid this issue
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No, I don't think so. It looks like chrome plated brass, same as the old Zippo lighters.
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Naphtha (the fluid used in traditional Zippo lighters) likely won't even go into a torch because even while empty the fuel chambers are slightly pressurized while bottles of naphtha aren't. You need a pressurized canister (like a can of butane) to get anything into the fuel tank.If using Zippo brand butane, the problem is more likely the fuel itself. Zippo brand butane is intended more for refillable Bic-type lighters and tends to not work well in many torches and torch type lighters. Brands such as Vector or Power (both common here on Amazon) are more refined and are better able to handle the high flow/burn rate of torches. Naphtha (the fluid used in traditional Zippo lighters) likely won't even go into a torch because even while empty the fuel chambers are slightly pressurized while bottles of naphtha aren't. You need a pressurized canister (like a can of butane) to get anything into the fuel tank.If using Zippo brand butane, the problem is more likely the fuel itself. Zippo brand butane is intended more for refillable Bic-type lighters and tends to not work well in many torches and torch type lighters. Brands such as Vector or Power (both common here on Amazon) are more refined and are better... » Read More Naphtha (the fluid used in traditional Zippo lighters) likely won't even go into a torch because even while empty the fuel chambers are slightly pressurized while bottles of naphtha aren't. You need a pressurized canister (like a can of butane) to get anything into the fuel tank.If using Zippo brand butane, the problem is more likely the fuel itself. Zippo brand butane is intended more for refillable Bic-type lighters and tends to not work well in many torches and torch type lighters. Brands such as Vector or Power (both common here on Amazon) are more refined and are better able to handle the high flow/burn rate of torches. « Show Less
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I am not sure if it s pressurized, but I have been using it with Zippo lighters for over 20 years. You may be thinking of the cannisters of fluid used for butane lighters. Authentic Zippo lighters will always work with this product.
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No, it does not. However, we use a Camp Chef propane burner near by to light the wood chunks in a Weber chimney - thus eliminating the need for lighter fluid. It works very well.
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Well without further searching I can only tell you that I believe regular Support or Robson Flints will fit this Lighter and I believe at a smoke shop you could find a wick that is about that same Size that would fit. But the best advice I could give you is prob go to TrueUtility.com and Contact the Manafacturers there. Hope I am of some assistance. Goodluck!
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it has own zippo flint in my product.it works , idk.open and look if there is a flint or not
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yes it does. standard usb on one end, mini usb for lighter on other end. Have had lighter for months and it's still working