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The Best Fuel For Refillable Lighters

Refillable lighters can provide years of service but only so long as they are properly-maintained

. Part of that maintenance involves selecting the right fuel for the lighter. Cheap fuels may save some money in the short run but the cost is decreased performance and, if the lighter is being used to light cigars or pipes, the chance that the lighter will end up flavoring the tobacco. Cheap fuel can also lead to clogged burners.

Where butane lighters are concerned, the fuels are rated in terms of impurities. This works in much the same fashion as do the octane ratings on gasoline. Fewer impurities is the equivalent of higher octane and means a hotter, more reliable flame. It also means the flame will burn cleaner which may reduce the chance of fouling. Lighters which have two or three flames, such as some of the Colibri lighters, will be particularly sensitive to fuel quality. Butane lighters must only be filled with butane. Anything else risks ruining the lighter and poses a very real safety risk to the user.

The nozzle on a can of butane is designed to fit perfectly with the receiver on a refillable lighter. Anything that doesn't quite fit is most certainly not the correct fuel and one should not attempt to make it work by force. This can ruin the lighter as much as can using the incorrect fuel.

Where liquid fuels are concerned, many of them advertise the fact that they impart no taste to any tobacco lit with them. The taste of lighter fluid is oftentimes a concern for cigar and pipe aficionados. This can be eliminated by using the best-quality lighter fluid. As is the case with butane fuel, the higher-end fuels do provide better reliability and will burn more cleanly than will the cheaper varieties.


Remember that any lighter fuel, gas or liquid, is dangerous. It should always be stored safely and lighters should always be refilled in an area where it is safe to do so. For liquid-fueled lighters, this means refilling over a sink where any spilled fluid can be washed away. Butane refueling is much cleaner but there is the hazard of having gas escape during the fueling process. Make certain there are no sparks or open flames around when refueling lighters of any type. A properly-maintained lighter burning high-quality fuel can easily last for a lifetime and represents a sensible investment for anyone.

by: Bryan Smythe
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