4K Full Review & How-To Use Guide: Zippo 12 Hour Handwarmer

4K Full Review & How-To Use Guide: Zippo 12 Hour Handwarmer
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Table of Contents:
0:01 Item description
0:56 Product Demonstration
2:25 Product Components
2:40 How to Set-up
3:16 Setup Tip
4:56 Start-up Ignition
6:27 IR Temperature Reading
7:10 Only Negtive Feature
7:53 Conclusion
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Zippo Hand Warmer, 12-Hour
Flameless gentle warmth for up to 12 hours, virtually odorless, perfect for all outdoor activities
Includes easy fill technology and improved fill cup for faster, easier filling
Rugged and durable all-metal construction
Includes hand warmer, warming bag and filling cup

[@Ra-zor]

Use a windproof lighter (the jet type with a blue flame) to light these. the yellow flame produces carbon, the carbon kills the coating on the catalyst. So instead of the catalyst lasting about 70 uses (ignitions) before it gives up from sooting, it will last for hundreds. Never EVER pour fluid on the catalyst! one sure way to reduce its life to a few tens of uses. Also these work on vapour and not wicking, so no need to have any contact with the cotton to the catalyst, in fact the exact opposite - NEVER have contact between the cotton and the catalyst as this stops atomisation of the fuel and produces carbon, which, yes you guessed it, shortens the life of the catalyst... Otherwise a great reliable bit of kit that will last for many years with out needing any parts replaced...

[@michaelvw11]

That's exactly what I was thinking

[@tyronewalker5764]

They're a fight to get started. 😢

[@robertjohnston3603]

You don't have to pick out the inside so its touching the wick, it doesn't work like a candle it actually works on vapour....and you seriously do not put petrol on the wick so it catches light. PLEASE everybody follow the zippo instructions on the box.

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[@williamwelch7]

The burner is not a wick, it is a catalytic mesh/pad. The cotton in the base is to hold fuel and prevent leakage, and it definitely should not touch the catalytic pad. Lighter fluid/naptha can actually damage cheaper catalytic pads. USA made ones are usually platinum and more expensive, while the Chinese ones seem to be made of paladium and iron. Or so I'm told... Also, the outer bag helps control oxygen intake to the burner. Without the bag they can get too hot. You can find catalytic pads online and just replace it, not the whole burner.

[@pmbbike]

I love mine! I've noticed that if you expose the top a bit like in the picture it heats up a lot more and is super toasty.

[@vishalahuja9291]

Great video, very informative.

[@wizard1canada]

Thanks!

[@dannythomson5239]

i only got my first Zippo hand warmer recently, really regret not buying one years ago, for £15 it is a fantastic bargain that i will not be without on a winter day.

[@wizard1canada]

Yeah! It's amazing how long these things can last for!

[@johnnyclarik1]

Do not pull the cotton out. Liquids do not ignite. The lighter fluid itself does not ignite. All liquids, however, naturally produce vapour. It is the vapour that ignites. The lighter fluid will produce vapour. That vapour will contact the catalytic converter (it is not a wick) and burn. The cotton does not need to contact the catalytic converter for this to happen.

[@Mrwillyface69]

You think two would be needed for wild camping Scotland one in each pocket or will one be enough allso does the 6 hour one reach the same temperature?

[@wizard1canada]

Camping in Scotland sounds amazing. Both versions work in the same way so I would expect both will reach same Temps, just difference in the duration.

[@Newcreation1114]

these are amazing, I'm just stupid and didn't follow instructions right. My cap was on fire, good thing with stupidity I come prepared, buying 2 just in case. If the cap wick dries will I be able you save it, or have too find new?

[@wizard1canada]

You can buy replacement burner caps on Amazon, eBay etc

[@technicalitems731]

Good review. Kahhhhhhh-tinnnn

[@rmckelvy15]

Yep it will last 24hours mine does great heat to

[@ofthedawn]

So how's it stay warm if the flame goes out?

[@SilverWatcher.]

No flame a chemical reaction from vapors with the platinum a red. Oal or ember produces 120 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit

[@SHIMULTVPABNAnasid]

nise

[@brandyrosson646]

How long does the cotton last before you replace it?

[@alexsamaniego4734]

You never replace it. It will stay good for yrs.

[@TomsonTheOne]

You don't have to replace the cotton. The catalyst (what he calls "wick" here) has to be replaced eventually, but I never had to replace it. Because it is a catalyst and NOT a wick, it should not directly contact the fuel, though. No pulling out the wool and no dropping fuel directly onto it to light it on fire. That will drastically reduce the longevity and the ability to use it safely.

[@Nick-vw6og]

I found this video very helpful! Although I have one question, does it smell of oil when the fire is burning?

[@Nick-vw6og]

I know it does but how strong is it?

[@wizard1canada]

John Doe thank you for watching! Yes you will have a feint smell of petrol

[@rmckelvy15]

No not really

[@eddoulette3883]

Do you have to put it in the pouch?

[@991514982a]

It does get quite warm / hot, so I would highly suggest you carry it in the pouch

[@davidbarrios9055]

how do you switch it off if you dont want to use it anymore

[@wizard1canada]

david barrios get something metal to pop off the wick/grill

[@ryandavis4689]

or take all its oxygen away...bag it in its pouch the toss it in a ziplock bag...after a few moments it will be deprived of O2 and go out...simple

[@user-dh4bz7fk9z]

Throw it in a pool

[@johnengland8619]

Thanks for the content, excellent

[@wizard1canada]

My pleasure

[@ofthedawn]

Why can't I put the fluid in directly from the can?

[@toddhiggins7381]

You can...but how do you know if you'd put too little or too much? Its just to measure the amount of fluid you add.

[@rmckelvy15]

You can mine does better that way

[@Michael-ou9pp]

2:53 Just like peeing at the doctors

[@jasonmartin9393]

What’s the cheapest fuel u can get for one

[@wizard1canada]

Most convenience stores and even places like Home Depot have large bottles of Ronsonol fuel for a few dollars

[@jasonmartin9393]

Would the lighter fluid for grills work in them I’ve never tryed it I’m guessing it like the same stuff

[@wizard1canada]

@@jasonmartin9393 you mean the BBQ starter fuel? I have no clue...

[@tyronewalker5764]

Great unit, but it's a fight to get started. 😢

[@snappyfish]

Shame was looking for a 1080p reviews.

[@crabtrap]

do a shot every time he says "BASICALLY" or "CODDON"

[@mrscharliesheen]

omg i counted 12 times before 2 mins. I'd be falling over and not well at all

[@crabtrap]

@@mrscharliesheen hahaaa!

[@HendelZawodowiec]

Bejsikli i Bejsikli ;-)

[@Susietravels]

Just bought a zippo for Nepal, it didn't last 12 hours, but good

[@SlavaVB]

could it get so hot that it burns your hand?

[@unkown6147]

Yes it burned me once if you don’t use the warming poutch

[@hilham89]

It's basically simple basics to use this basic hand warmer😂

[@alanbanh]

You're meant to light the burner with a flame. You aren't meant to put fuel directly onto the burner.

[@GS-ez9rb]

This guy has no idea how this works. And you never want the fluid or a flame on the catalyst.

[@tyronewalker5764]

Use butane lighter, no soot.

[@RCFlyer007]

Soooo..... basically it will heat to a basic temperature and THEN ! you can basically enjoy the warmth that it basically puts off. 🙄🙄

[@vicguide4580]

You fill it with zippo fluid not lighter fluid

[@wizard1canada]

Its the same thing. Kleenex vs Tissue

[@codynordstrom8921]

No thank you one just caught me on fire. unless I'm using this thing wrong. Is there supposed to be a flame when you put the lid on

[@codynordstrom8921]

Okay I finished your video never mind I was doing it wrong LOL

[@wizard1canada]

@@codynordstrom8921 gotta let the flame die down

[@guitarlight3935]

Do not follow these lighting instructions ever! The catalytick burner should NEVER be consumed by flames. Taht will quickly damage the birner material. Just fill it..replace the burner...replace the top....leave it sit upright 10 minutes..THEN light the burner for 5 to 15 seconds, only letting the fire flicker over the burner material. It will begin to heat and glow without any FIRE coming from the top! Then replace the burner and top again and place it in the bag!

[@greghetzler9266]

I am guilty of flaming the catalytic burner, I think it was impatience. I just bought two replacement cats. I have two 12-HR, two hands and two pockets. These are great.

[@rickmiller5691]

Basically ok except he basically didnt show how to basically turn it off basically!

[@wizard1canada]

You basically gotta leave it to basically exhaust its fuel supply basically. Or you can basically put it in a basic plastic bag to basically cut off the oxygen supply. 😉 Happy Holidays.... Basically

[@SirKabawl]

Oh hell no, using Ronsonol in a Zippo? Blasphemy.

[@Francois_Dupont]

Zippo bought Ronson in 2003

[@ofthedawn]

It's the same thing

[@joeb9645]

Ronsonol is my preferred lighter fluid, Zippo branded seems to evaporate faster and I have to refill more often.