Is it OK to use a Torch Lighter?

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bryanf

Part of the Furniture Now
Jul 16, 2013
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For me, no way. Burnt the hell out of one of my pipes doing that. Never again.

 

fnord

Lifer
Dec 28, 2011
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Topeka, KS
"I forgot to add my real nice pipes I don"t take in the yard or porch, only my average pipes, the good ones I smoke inside, I call them my yard pipes, my Tractor pipes, that I smoke in the wind outside."
"My tractor pipes....."
The Man from Maurice never fails to delight the ever-living shit out of me.
Fnord

 

zonomo

Lifer
Nov 24, 2012
1,584
5
When I started smoking last year, i rushed out and bought 4 zippos. But in addition to the big mess, I didnt like the fuel smell. So I bought a few Thunderbird inserts and they act exactly like a regular lighter. Except they work well in the wind. I always have a few lighters on me and my zips are usually part of the bunch.

 

erichbaumer

Part of the Furniture Now
Dec 4, 2012
738
5
Illinois
I personally love my Zippo as is (pipe insert, standard fuel), but I can see how the hastle and smell could bother others, in which case the Thunderbird is probably the way to go.

 
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