Posted on February 23, 2010.
Zippo fluid? I have a zippo lighter and I was wondering if you could replace it with another lighter liquid.I'm not old enough to buy lighters. (I do not smoke, I just like fire.)
As mentioned Toolmanjobber Zippo lighter is naphtha. I have not bought any lighter fluid for the past 15 years since I read and found the bottle, we use naphtha to work. Naphtha may be purchased at any hardware store. Other things do not work as well. When I forgot to fill my lighter I tried different things around the house and garage as alcohol, high octane gas, liquid charcoal for the grill, etc. It also does not work good as lighter.
This is a joke right?
And im dumb enough to ask this question ..
preferable to use the brand Zippo. get it as an Indian reserve or as a county fair
Zippo lighter fluid is almost pure naphtha. Naphtha is a chemical element in the candle wax that keeps the candle without blowing or roaring in flames and be consumed too quickly. The naphtha is highly flammable and should not be played with. Naphtha evaporates slowly and is also a good fuel for candles and lighters. Some paintings use naphtha as a diluent / solvent. Loading a Zippo lighter with any other flammable fluid could be a recipe for disaster. Gasoline would be worse than the lighter does not seal enough to contain the steam and your pocket could ignite an explosion and when you touch a metal doorknob and make a spark. Alcohol evaporates too quickly and lighter would not work when you need it. If you like fire, scientific studies at school and when you get your diploma, go to public school and fire fighting training to become a firefighter. Good living, honest work, great honor and reputation for you and your department and you will see lights that you never dreamed! Now, stop playing with matches and study!
you can use liquid probubly camp they sell to a store outdoor
I used to have a zippo lighter and you can put other types of fluied in him, but make sure it says that for lighters with her hair. you can get for it at Walgreen fluied like.