Lighter Reviews Ep. 1 - Honest Permanent Match

[@recognizereal7ify]

Anybody here because of an Instagram Ad?

[@johndvorak5375]

Yep just saw one 😂

[@tenant000]

Yup.

[@andrewl.correa7141]

😂😪

[@alenezifahad9481]

✋✋

[@PoianaMarco]

Same here lmao hahaahahaha

[@Doggieman1111]

I'm pretty sure it's wiser to blow the thing out before you put it back in the pool of fuel.

[@Heizenberg32]

I was nervous about that too. But after doing it many times I found that it actually extinguishes the flame reliably. Zippo-type fluid doesn't explode like gasoline and is reluctant to burn at all by itself.

[@dakotab8486]

Not enough air for long enough to burn it too. You saw the flame get bigger for a split second but he screwed it in so no air. No air, no fire

[@jeffarp7409]

Fuel doesn't burn without oxygen.

[@dougbish1728]

Flamable, not combustible.

[@phantomsoldier497]

Even with gasoline, closing the lighter will starve it of oxygen and estinguish it. No fuels can burn without an oxydizer

[@MichelleCasandraMindofChrist]

Just a head's up for safety.... Do not use his suggested "plowing motion" to light the match, as that can result in puncturing a finger with the very sharp flint end. Use a regular striking motion, down and away from hand, it works just fine that way.

[@jettbennett3]

Maybe you shouldnt be using this if your scared of hurting yourself

[@BigSylvester]

You are worried about the way he stroke the match but not about the way how he put it out!?

[@ladydede88]

Do you have to buy new wicks for this?

[@kirtijobsnaukri3594]

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[@Kuba38OwO]

@@campingadventures7601 exactly

[@Daniel_Lindqvist]

Permanent? Yeah...as long as you keep filling it up with lighter fluid. Might as well get a regular lighter..

[@OKOK-ir4kx]

Lmao fr. Was pretty disappointed

[@jordanbanko5347]

dustisdeadbodies85 would you mind directing me to that page on eBay? I saw an ad that had 5 for about $10

[@rubenwhitworth5352]

@@jordanbanko5347 download the wish app they sell these things for only a $1

[@xPorsum]

@dustisdeadbodies85 Aw that sucks... I thought you wouldn't need any fluid for it so I was interested in purchasing one.

[@xPorsum]

@dustisdeadbodies85 I don't smoke anymore but sometimes I need a lighter. Just thought this was neat. I definitely don't use lighters enough to keep fluid around the house though.

[@margaritam4620]

“Everlasting match” - it’s a perfect romantic gift, for Valentine’s, for example. And a subtle hint...😄

[@beyondforevenant664]

I'm going to use that lol Good one

[@hammaadsheikh5151]

Whoaaa👀👀❤️😌

[@duffin88]

I wanna like this but it currently has 69 likes so I cannot do it. Here’s an emoji like 👍🏻

[@hammaadsheikh5151]

@@duffin88 bro lemme help you out. I'll take out my like just so you can...brotherss always be there for each other.❤️

[@duffin88]

@@hammaadsheikh5151 good looking out bro 👍🏻

[@Scratchingforcash]

WAIT A MINUTE, THESE ARE ADVERTISED AS “NO FUEL”!!!!

[@joshdeighton8636]

Cableguy818 has the don’t come with fuel

[@Samoan_skillz_684]

That's what I thought just got mine and now I'm pissed because it need fuel . . . LAME

[@sionemuimuiheata8172]

It’s illegal to carry those substances with you overseas, hence the reason why they cannot provide you with it. It says this on the ad.

[@coker-jg6xn]

Shane Dillon wait, did you actually brainlessly buy something without research because of an ad?

[@salvisempre2996]

Yes!!! I got one, no were un the advertising is said fuel needed..🤣🤣🤣 ignorant me should have assumed so...

[@Cartaugrapher1]

I actually quite like my permanent match, it's a really nice option for lighting my pipe, as it lights like a match, but doesn't burn my hand. The downside is that it still may make whatever I may be smoking taste like lighter fluid.

[@HarshitNain]

Okay so if i don't put it back in how long will it work

[@alanbanh]

quit smoking mate

[@EspenFrafalne]

You can mod these by changing out the cotton wick with a "silica wick" (often sold at vape shops). The advantage of doing this is that silica wicks do not burn up, so you can keep them burning until they run out of fuel. To install it, you first have to remove the striker and the old wick. Next you insert the silica wick into the tube, and insert the striker in the middle of the wick. Lastly you trim off any excess wicking material with a scissor. If you order a wick that is too thick, then you can easily separate the silica threads so you can make a thinner one.

[@vincentjavier5500]

THANK YOU! Im worried about it slowly dissapear as you use it. This helps a lot!

[@EspenFrafalne]

@@vincentjavier5500 I keep my permanent match in an exotac "NanoSpark" flint lighter (my absolute favorite firestarting tool), which makes it much easier to light up than by using the striker on a flint. The downside is that you need to carry a small bottle of fuel, but i just use it for my alcohol stove while camping, so then i have plenty of fuel anyway.

[@vincentjavier5500]

@@EspenFrafalne I buy all kinds of fire starter because of my addiction on survival without doing some research. This help me a lot😆

[@EspenFrafalne]

@@vincentjavier5500 Cool! It will not provide as much sparks as a "ferro rod", but certain types of dry grass will brak up into thin fibers if you roll it between the fingers, and these light up pretty easily with the NanoSpark. Other materials may not be as easy to get going, but a permanent match (or a few drops of alcohol on the dry material) will make things a lot easier than a ferrorod. Btw... If you are ordering silica wick from a vape shop, then they usually sell small 10ml dropper bottles that are ideal for carrying fuel for a permanent match 👍

[@tsellers2]

I bought some of the cheap ones and with plastic threads, the match head strips out in less than 10 uses. This one looks much better. I have another Honest lighter and it does seem to be good quality. And regarding those comments, when you place the match head back into the reservoir, it extinguishes because there is no O2 to support combustion.

[@tgxilyaork9719]

For the people complain about his fingers. Imagine there are still some people working with their own hands, daily. For them it even useless to maintain them "proper". And when it come to themes like this, I would rather believe someone with "used" hands and fingers. Means he does and tries things himself.

[@TheMijman]

Does the lighter fluid evaporate quickly while the match isn't in the tank? I would think that would be an issue

[@grahamcooper8905]

Well made tool and works well but be warned, I put too much fuel in it and managed to set my hand on fire nowt major just ended up with a few blisters, no directions in packaging so made the mistake with the fuel.

[@littlekingcobrasden4217]

I use a Coleman camping stove for my primary stove because I can't afford a regular kitchen stove and I ordered one of these Everlasting matches about 2 months ago and that just showed up in the mail today. It did not have any instructions how to make it work. I've used Ferro rods in the past and other similar survival fire starters with magnesium but this was the first I'd ever seen like this one and it came without instructions. This video was very helpful for I did not know it also required a liquid fuel like a Zippo. But it throws enough of a spark that it lights the propane on my camp stove without actually lighting move match so this works for me and will probably last the rest of my life if I don't lose it first.

[@SuperJhon360]

I lit mine only 3 times now it wont light at all because the wick is gone i only left it lit long enough to light a candle and thats it

[@AaRon-ql9iw]

"Let me wipe my hands, I don't want to light them on fire." - proceeds to touch wet wick. "I like to ignite the match using a plowing motion." - supplemental information: ignites with a common match strike.

[@Juos10kustu]

What is the bottom plastic thing? If the benzine is in contact with plastic it will destroy it..

[@dhooter]

And those are the fingers of a Pyro maniac..burnt up

[@Lazylizardgear]

Buck Shot lol yes.

[@asadb1990]

+Lazy Lizard Gear presentation video. Currently Im getting into only collection decently made lighters to try and collect 1 type of each unique or different looking lighter. I currently bought a ronson jetlite and a zippo style lighter. I will probably buy a real zippo in the near future merely as a collectible piece that I might just light once to try. Also looking to buy permanent match lighter, pipe lighter with side flint, and many more.

[@asadb1990]

iTheGeek well that may be in the US, in canada they cost $25+ at local stores. And about $18+ online. The starting price is the price for the base chrome model. It only goes up from there. Plus I felt they spot weld that attaches the hing to the lid is very fragile. After only opening/closing like 5-10 times its already pretty wobbly.

[@asadb1990]

iTheGeek That price difference is there for some stuff regardless of currency exchange difference. Examples include stuff at starbucks, chapters books and a lot more. Most of these kind of places have price tags on the item in both CAD and USD. So a $10 USD Book will have a permanent price of $14 CAD. And I have seen this whether it was recent with low CAD or a couple years back when CAD was worth more than USD. And looking at the price tags when our CAD was good would piss the hell out of us. And most stores wouldn't honor the And our local walmart doesnt carry zippos. Only the Things Engraved store and Scheffields Convenience Store carry them.

[@fearthespear4242]

Or a hard-working honest man

[@jonDoe-ml3jq]

Thank you I been trying to light it without fuel stupid thing didn't come with instructions

[@suedorward]

Ok, so I did it! But not at first. First I poured lighter fluid into the chamber. It's hard to tell how much you're pouring, so I poured too much. I put the match in to absorb the fluid for a couple minutes, but it was still too much. So I poured the rest out onto a paper towel which I burned in the wood stove. I was not able to get the match to light, but my husband tried and got it on the third try (and lit the paper towel). My daughter got it on the third try. And I just couldn't get it. So I screwed in the match and let it sit for 24 hours. And I just tried it and it lit on the first try! Patience, people, patience. Supposedly water and wind resistant but I haven't tested that yet.

[@LazerCatHelmet]

I used to have a vintage one of these. If it has a good seal when closed, they are very handy. Especially making fires, as a match will reach inside so much easier.

[@JustANickelMore]

"Like a tooth" haaaaaaaaaaaa. WTF. Keep an eye on this guy.

[@girdharilalsuthar3501]

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[@Doommarine918]

How do you keep the wick from burning after one use

[@RMSecurityGroup]

Got the Honest Match for Christmas a few days ago, and this video answered ALL my questions. It is the video! Watch all the way to the end, there is info he adds that is helpful sort of last second there. Great video and even tho its 10 years old, very helpful and hits the nail on the head for me. Thanks Lazy Lizard Gear! Merry Christmas!

[@patriciam4123]

10 years later and Amazon is still offering them. Ty

[@wtxohnthao2612]

I'll just keep my zippo. It's always been reliable. And it's 1 handed use. Also love the flip open and close sound it makes.

[@jknowledgenet2748]

Your downsides are very accurate but the fact that when it's lit you get a fire for a long time without burning down like a match

[@jamessuttle6612]

Do not put the lit mach back in the fuel canister. Wow. So dumb.

[@Lazylizardgear]

James Suttle What do you picture happening?

[@jamessuttle6612]

Never return the striker to the canister while still lit. Always extinguish the flame beforehand. Failure to do so could result in damage to the tool and potential harm to the user. It's just fire safety man.

[@Lazylizardgear]

That didn't really answer the question but at least i can drill down a little further. For starters, how do you imagine this damaging the tool?

[@jamessuttle6612]

Lol "drill down" I'm no pyrotechnician, but I imagine worst case scenario going something like this: the pressurized gas ignites from the flame as your screwing the top down, causing the canister to explode in your hand. So now your tool is destroyed, better keep that fire going, you have third degree burns on your hands and maybe face. Now guessing you were already in a survival situation, (because why else would you use such means to start a fire?) this makes your situation just that much more dangerous. Now you're injured with no means to start another fire, so if it rains, you're screwed. I agree the conditions would have to be perfect for it to explode, but I believe the possibility still exists. Why else would they bother writing it on the warning?

[@Lazylizardgear]

LOL "pressurized gas" I think we're done here.

[@Flynrat]

He says to use an upward thrust motion to ignite then extinguish by putting the lit match into the fuel res but at the end of the video he uses the easy and simple strike down motion then extinguishes it by blowing it out before putting it back in and in my opinion the better way of doing it.

[@Jaezxc69]

Finally, saw a video how to change the fookin wick. Nice video.

[@user-lp1py1im4x]

Oh May Filipino dn Hehe..!

[@Jaezxc69]

@@user-lp1py1im4x Yes sir!

[@michaelloomisiii3475]

Directions say "oil" and no mention of lighter fluid. Also, strike starting at the top and move towards the bottom. Says to not let the match stay lit for more than 10 seconds.

[@jeffarp7409]

I have a few lighters similar to that one. The best way I've found to lite it especially when it's full of fuel is to put your thumb over the hole in the top this stops the fuel from spilling out and your social finger on the bottom and strike downwards leaning the match toward the direction you strike it once you get the hang of it it almost lights every time. If you ever need an extra wick for it dont go spending money on one all you need that you probably already have is a small birthday cake candle melt the wax off the wick and you have a new wick for your zippo or your permanent match you dont necessarily have to have the fine copper wire but if you do get a needle and use the old wire.

[@twinztwice]

Jeff Arp what is a “social finger”?? Is that the one I use to wave at other drivers when they cut me off?

[@bdh3949]

You are spot on sir...works quite well this way and has done so for many years.

[@matthewtaylor6533]

light

[@jeffarp7409]

@@twinztwice your 3rd finger🖕this one. Lol

[@jeffarp7409]

@@matthewtaylor6533 well at least I spelled it right once. Lol

[@vnesom]

Thank you!! We did not get instructions with ours (which are NOT Honor brand). We actually wore out the wick on one, determined to make the spark catch the wick on fire. No, it did not, because it needs the lighter fluid. GAME-CHANGER!! Thanks!!

[@ozycash8230]

that sort of lighter has been around for over 100 years, it was the predecessor of the common lighter!

[@inkey2]

I am pretty old and I have seen these in popular science classified ads forever

[@Doggieman1111]

You are correct. Some even generated the necessary spark as the "match" was withdrawn from the cylinder.

[@jordanbanko5347]

Doggieman1111 really? That’s interesting. Do you have a link where I could check it out?

[@wilosaur]

@@jordanbanko5347 I managed to find an amazon listing, I feel like it could be found cheaper on aliexpress though. www.amazon.com/dp/B081GZSQTZ/ref=cm_sw_r_apa_i_0uSyFbMVXSNBZ

[@jonnda]

I thought this was going to be an honest review. Now I see that it's an honest Honest review.

[@socraticparadox6161]

I will never stop laughing at folk, for struggling to flip up the nozzle on the lighter fluid, when refilling a Zippo-type lighter or permanent match... When the lighter or match is an obvious choice to flip up the nozzle.

[@patrickchubey3127]

I just cut that stupid plastic nub off the top so the nozzle is easy to flip up after that. 10 seconds with a pocket knife is all it takes.

[@Cateater2004]

9 years old but still has better video quality than a school fight

[@whysprs]

I have several of these both thw round and square ones. The only thing I was shocked about was that the fuel still disapates if let to set over time.. As in a week or so. The square ones have been around since the 50s and 60s originally made from bakelite

[@Lazylizardgear]

I can see what your saying. But there's not enough air inside to allow it to burn. Except in one very specific circumstance; If it is so overfilled that liquid is sloshing around unabsorbed by the cotton inside the case and overflowing. But that's a potential problem with most lighters that use liquid fuel. When not overfilled you can actually try to light the inside on purpose and it doesn't work. You might get a fraction of a second of flame off the fumes but it goes out before you can blink

[@Troy211]

You should blow the fire out and not stick it the tube to put it out. You're basically adding fuel to the fire.

[@LaurenR187]

Agreed. Not very smart to put a flame near a fuel source if you're trying to put it out.

[@sonofthebeast5276]

I was just about to say that... no need to now, because I agree

[@zanic07]

what you mean you don't put out your camp fires with gasoline. sigh ive been doing it wrong my entire life

[@thiencao5381]

no oxygen, how it's gonna burn in that small tubing......

[@LaurenR187]

the tubing isn't what you should be thinking about. the container isn't completely full of fuel which leaves room for oxygen. it doesn't take much to ignite.

[@danielalamo2075]

I just got one for Christmas. So I came here to see how to operate it.

[@Sweet9964]

I knew it was too good to be true, solid review

[@SandmanJr90]

there are many many benefits. It is about the same size as any old lighter, but you can hold it away from your hand to light things at a steeeper angle. And you get to look like a badass, so...

[@EpicDroner]

man... wheres the video where it blows up after you stick the lit match back in?

[@ragebash13]

+AncientGems Why would it blow up, only fumes of fuel burn when there is air, and when container is weak. If it's a metal container and it's a liquid fuel no danger at all. It's only dangerous for flammable gas or when it's in larger containers that has ample supply of fresh air around it, on small scale no danger at all. You saw too many movies I guess..

[@neogeo1670]

U know a lot about physics.... lol

[@stephenoconnor1899]

@@ragebash13 what happens when it's old and cracks ever so slightly. slowly leaks fuel. Pretty sure it'll be a different story then.

[@CanItAlready]

stephen oconnor If it develops cracks it won't be dangerous at all because the fuel will evaporate pretty quickly. That same fuel evaporates in zippos after a week or two because they're not sealed at all. BTW, have any of you noticed how a zippo is extinguished? Hint: you close the lid while the wick is still lit.

[@Harry-jm5or]

How long did it take for it to come to your house, the reason why I bring this up is because it takes a little more than a week or two to be shipped to my house. I'm sorry if i am bugging you. but there is nothing better than that you have. Its better than a lighter. It is better then matches. honestly I think u might made the right choice.

[@rockets4kids]

Is there anything to prevent the fluid from draining out when you turn the body upside down when the match is removed?

[@talentsearcher4you]

The dripping fuel will help to catch you paints leg on fire.

[@christelledixon9366]

Your thumb over the filling hole...

[@KenJames9911]

Isn't there a danger of igniting the rest fluid by inserting the lit "match" back into the lighter??

[@iSoul33]

Blow out the flame before putting it back lmao

[@donekutlu7813]

He doesn’t have to that’s the idea

[@ThundareRed]

I didnt say anything about refilling while it was light, I said it might not have flared up at 4:15 if you filled it from the bottom.

[@lunchboxbandits]

Put the fire out first!

[@fabianwhite5742]

Not necessary, no air no fire...

[@kirtijobsnaukri3594]

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[@oddmaster01]

It doesn't matter, the fluid extinguishes the flame, just like putting a match out in gasoline.

[@rololokosctrez8276]

those hands. the nails and that match

[@matthewmcclendon6333]

Yeah, I got one of the cheep ones.the Ferro rod fell out. will definitely be getting another but better

[@Paroissien]

Excellent, clear explanation! Never seen before, a nice piece of engineering, must add to collection. Thank you!

[@yanivtube]

sooo need the lighter fluid and need to make sure after filling when you unscrew it the liquid can still come out of the thing

[@rtkl13]

I bet you do like the plowing method

[@brysonestep9208]

Best comment lmfao

[@ZombieMasterEd25]

Permanent match or forever match is a very old design used by noblemen throughout Europe Africa Germany were even into the colonial states she had one of these were considered like a rich nobleman these are just before the Disposable matchsticks even before the hood lighter aka the Zippo and it's just a trend something old being brought back just a trend

[@Justinjames1986]

an 8 minute review on a $1 item lol

[@smoke4brains52]

Where you buying it for $1?? They tryna charge me 20 buck, and that’s on special!

[@ОлегДюделев]

Nice thing to have , but I think if u go camping for few days it's not the best choise, coz u might spill out the gas or lose / break match

[@russdawson3164]

Great review and great instructions. Appreciate it!

[@Dazhimself]

I doubt you're supposed to put it back in whilst its still alight...

[@Alexkid-mi6mb]

The product 👍🏻 The Fingers 👎🏻

[@VocalMarlin362]

Is it the same fuel you would use for a zippo?

[@greybogdan8451]

4:15 I though it would explode😂😂

[@justforfunbushcrafterjustf4853]

Dont let it burn to long the wicks will last lots longer

[@JanaeSmith]

This was really helpful, thank you! I appreciate all the detail. I had no idea there was more wick in the stick. (ha)

[@ilildragon]

How long does the fuel last in the fuel reservoir, and how often do you need to refuel before it goes dry? Thanks. A couple of suggestions to make this an even better/outstanding review: a timed test to see how long the match stays lit before it stinguishes, and a wind test, with a fan if there is no natural breeze.

[@warrobots90s]

Don't know

[@romangalindogarcia5249]

0:26 I was actually thinkin coronavirus

[@girdharilalsuthar3501]

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[@Lazylizardgear]

Thanks for telling me. Link repaired. This is an old video and I changed the store name slightly after making it. I'm on vacation right now though so it's closed.

[@jamesbillings2750]

perfect for bongs

[@Ricky.a04]

Just to check up does is it still work?

[@karthikhlindian]

Regular lighter : only have fill up the fuel Permanent lighter : Have to fill up the fuel & the thread(wig) after burning out.. 'Pain in the ass' lighter.

[@WhiskeyWish119]

Alrighty, now I'm just curious. How do you light any other kind of match with one hand? I've never seen one. But hey, I guess there's always a first time for everything, I reckon.

[@kennethbiddle8349]

I like your videos..you are smart and give helpful advice.thank you for making videos like this one..and putting it out the way you did is fine....dont listen to the nay-sayers.

[@MPRF12345]

But, if it I take the "match" out, then I have to be carefull not to turn it face-down or else the liquid will spilll, right?

[@TrnkaMichal]

Clean your dirty fingres man !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)))

[@M70ACARRY]

Wash your filthy ass

[@SamsungJPrime-dm8gp]

@@M70ACARRY is comment is before 3 years he die in car crash

[@tombrigs4678]

He probably has one of those things called a job. Unlike some of you.

[@SamsungJPrime-dm8gp]

@@tombrigs4678 me?

[@tombrigs4678]

@@SamsungJPrime-dm8gp regardless, he shouldnt have made a stupid statement such as he did while he was living.

[@Lazylizardgear]

It doesn't smell, it seals air tight or close to it.

[@Krv52]

You dont need to shake the lighter fluid as you pour it. And hit up the store asap for some lotion and finger nail clippers.

[@williamgreen375]

Everlasting video before he lights the match

[@jydeade8944]

I don't think it's practical for a day to day use by a regular smoker. I think it's good to have on the keyholder for emergencies.

[@TexasPride70]

Until the flint on the side runs out

[@bdh3949]

Then you replace it.

[@dealsbrand2955]

in our country there are match boxes are available in 2 ruppess we would buy that

[@patrickneary8446]

I wanted to see it work “in all weather conditions” like the ad said. This two hand required lighter probably won’t work when wet

[@mrthink5378]

I works in the rain aswell do to the fuel.

[@Lazylizardgear]

It's plastic on these ones. Thought it's not really much of an issue. you never need to unscrew it so it doesn't wear out.

[@8Jory]

I know this is a super old video, so not sure if you'll see this, but I was wondering 2 things. #1 Have you ever tried it with Coleman fuel aka naphtha (I'm told it's basically less refined zippo fluid) #2 do you think a fiberglass cord would work as a wick that just never burns down. Cheers

[@Joshuaw10]

DONT BURN THE WICK when ya see those sparks blow it out or you'll waste the wick and you'll have to open the match to pull it out sooner

[@flamedrag18]

@davidloveco it's called a band, or the kind you're referring to, a wedding band. a band doesn't mean the person's married unless it's on the right ring finger.

[@infelixlidarwa]

10 years really!!!!! And I'm just discovering it ,where was I ?

[@adama1294]

I would use it with kerosene. That fuel has less evaporation and is cheaper. With either I would not use to light something to inhale. Butane burns much cleaner.

[@wizardman42]

no longer for sale on eBay

[@Bryce362]

The wick on mine burned until it was gone the first time I used it

[@GRDray]

That's a nice one. My camel one looks like a cigarette kinda junky. Yours can be for fishing or even in a back pack for hiking/survival. Thanks for showing.

[@skrame01]

So what happens when you fumble the holder when lighting and lighter fluid spills all over, or burning fluid drips from the end and you go up in flames ??

[@Stormchaserda18th]

+Stephen Kramer There is a wick inside which soaks up the lighter fluid. Even if you tilt it upside down, it won't spill =]

[@2ATimothyHarper]

San tan moo knife? Never heard of it

[@briarthebassfisher8219]

ok so i have a say in this. i purchased one of these thinking how cool it looked, well since its an exposed hole n the top that will spill out fuel if ur not carefull if you light it and theres a bit of fuel on i t then your hand will light on fire (NO JOKE) happend

[@14bqdonk]

Why they called it permanent when literally it need to be refilled

[@gloomsouls]

How long does the wick last?

[@iQxCherrY]

Can we use petrol instead of lighter fluid??

[@SophiesGlasswork]

no doubt, the bottom is for clean out.

[@soheilrazi9290]

I have one and I'm not gonna lie I don't like them for lighting ciggars. In windy condition the flame is moving so much you can't light a ciggar fast so the match gets hot and hard to hold onto . Also the flame is too big you always fear burning your hairs with it. God forbid if you have mustach

[@masoudmohdnoor]

its a cool little item that you can fill up and put it with your camping gear JUST in case your lighter stops working or if you lost your lighter. thanx for the video.