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old hand
899 posts
Location: New York City, USA
old hand
899 posts
Location: New York City, USA
Posted:
When we were having some trouble down by the Seine trying to light up the poi with a disposable lighter, I really missed not having a windproof one.
Now, I'm looking at zippos and butanes and wondering what makes the most sense.
Does anybody have any thoughts on the matter?
Thanks!
Raph
When we were having some trouble down by the Seine trying to light up the poi with a disposable lighter, I really missed not having a windproof one.
Now, I'm looking at zippos and butanes and wondering what makes the most sense.
Does anybody have any thoughts on the matter?
Thanks!
Raph
newbie
8 posts
Location: usa
8 posts
Location: usa
Posted:
how do you use a battery to light steel wool? and where do you get steel wool?
how do you use a battery to light steel wool? and where do you get steel wool?
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master of disaster
3,354 posts
Location: New York, USA
master of disaster
3,354 posts
Location: New York, USA
Posted:
you can get steel wool from a hardware store. The battery applied to the steel wool completes a current and heats the wool up so it burns (at least i'm pretty sure that's how it works)
you can get steel wool from a hardware store. The battery applied to the steel wool completes a current and heats the wool up so it burns (at least i'm pretty sure that's how it works)
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