Zippo Hand Warmer Review and Temperature checks
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- I put the Zippo hand warmer to the test and also compare it against throw-away hand warmers and the hot-rox rechargeable USB hand warmer. It is completely flameless.
This hand warmer was supplied free of charge by Zippo. They did not review, edit or approve this video before it was uploaded.
This model of the Zippo hand warmer provides warmth for up to 12 hours. I was skeptical that it would last that long considering my experience with disposable hand warmers but it did in fact last the full 12 hours.
It's much cheaper to use than the disposable ones since lighter fluid is pretty cheap, especially when bought in bulk. It also gets hotter and lasts longer. The only downside is that you do have to load it up with lighter fluid each morning. If you have steady hands, you can do the whole thing in a matter of minutes.
Some of the reviewers on Amazon have said the hand warmer got too hot to handle. I'm guessing they didn't read the instructions because it advises you to keep the hand warmer inside the pouch since that regulates the amount of air that reaches the catalytic burner unit and in-turn regulates the temperature. I tested leaving it outside of the pouch and it did get much hotter.
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just bought the zippo hand warmer and love it.... and if you want to stop it and save some fuel put it in a salable plastic bag and the burner will not get any oxygen and burn out. takes about 30 seconds. hope this helps
You can pop the burner off as well.
@@PatrickBaptist I know it's late but how do you pop the burner off?
Varunan use a screw driver to pop it off. It gets very hot so don't touch it with you hands.
Thz
Bryan Gonzales thx man i buying now right now
Great review and thank you! I have 8 of these Zippos...fabulous. Keep them tightly closed in the bag..better still diss the black velvet bag and use a nice thick cut off sock with the heel cut out..and it will burn warmer...and much longer..mine runs 20 hours on a 12 hour fill consistently and feels warmer with the sock. Keep it in the bag or sealed sock...the bag or sock should be closed at the top with a clip or stitching. It will not go out. Peacock handwarmer bags are better than zippo as they have velcro to seal the top. An open exposed top or even a small opening at the top of the bag, will cause it to lose heat, and will supply it with more air which consume the fuel much faster. Get one for Granny too, she'll will definately love you for it if she suffers from cold hands!
I got one to today and I love it. I took the temperature once it had fully warmed up and I was getting around 46 degrees C in the pouch and over 70 out. It certainly gets too hot to hold without the pouch but I think the temperature depends on how much air gets to the unit.
To turn off the Zippo, put the warmer in a zip lock bag. When the O2 is gone it stops being warm.
Or you can just take the catalytic burner off the top.
I dont know what the exact chemistry behind this stuff is but if it doesnt get enought oxigen it might produce CO which might be a catalyst poison depending on the catalyst they use.
or use a towel and take off the burner
Are there long lasting burners available? Any of the ones I get don't last very long.
@Minecraft Builder Not the hand warmer, the life of the burner I mean.
I have heart issues and I use hand warmers on my feet.
I'm going to try a set of these out.
Thanks for the video buddy.
Take care :)
Thanks! I just ordered 6 of them for my employees.
Great review, I love mine and it works a treat….. a note about the chemical sachet type hand warmers, they have lasted about 8 hours when I’ve used them before (sometimes a ‘jigging about’ of the granules helps) and are ideal for preparing a pair of gloves or wellingtons before wear and also keeping near your photography equipment to stop fogging when removal from your bag etc, my extreme cold weather gloves have a pouch on the back to hold small chemical type warmers on the back of the hand which the Zippo would be too large for……….everything has its place I guess, good review tho, keep it up and stay toasty 😊
Well done. The Zippo hand warmers are fantastic piece of kit. I have a few of the Zippo 12 & 6 hour hand warmers, as well as some Peacock hand warmers. Both are fabulous… but I especially love the small 6 hour Zippo hand warmers, and use them the most.
All my best…
I have had 2 for a few years now. Highly recommended.
Zippo recommends not putting directly on your skin. Once I put both in my pants front pocket’s. Worn under insulated overalls. Ended up with having minor chemical burns on my thigh’s. A learning experience I’m sharing, use in external pockets.
I got a chemical burn from a Zippo lighter in my pocket and that pretty much turned me off them. I just bought two of the hand warmers to put in my mitts at work. Hopefully it doesn't do the same but I doubt it would unless the liquid fuel somehow spilled out. I bought two usb ones too but the idea of heated 18650 batteries makes me a little nervous. I used the battery ones this morning while I removed a crashed police car from on top of a wire guard rail for a frigging hour in -35°C before the wind chill. Worked great but the Zippo ones were in my mailbox this evening :)
Just to clarify, for you're not a clutz like me, you probably won't spill the fuel. I can't recall of anyone else complaining about spillling fuel and I don't always have the steadiest hands.
been using a zippo style hand warmer for 40+years. worked perfectly every time. a usb battery will not last 40 years, and you will need a new one. buy a liquid fueled one....buy it once.
Yep that's a very good point.
Nice to know that ! But I've heard that after (5-8) uses it burns the stuff inside it ( not the catalyst) and it stops working... so is that true ? I would like a reply if possible. Thanks and marry Christmas 👋👋
@@bassel.m2988 Nobody replied so i try but i'm not expert… No the inside doesn't get much affected, maybe some from the top burns but so what just lift more up or add more in it, it's nothing but cotton or whatever rayon they use. Cheap alternative fuel is also totally good for this. My hand warmer sadly isn't Zippo brand but a cheap version with some issues. I'll probably buy the Zippo version because i have more use for this than i originally thought. Very good to have under coat when riding moped in cold conditions.
@bassel .m just take a toothpick, and pry more cotton fibers up to the top to make contact with the bottom of the burner. It will then be refreshed
Just like their windproof lighters - They basically sell the things near to what it costs them to make. They make all of their money off of the fluid sales (and for lighters also the flints - and for the also the catalytic burners.). - That's why they bought out the Ronson company - because Ronson/Ronsonol fluid and flints were a little cheaper and people were buying that instead. So now the Ronson branded stuff is the same as Zippo because they reformulated the fluid to match (basically why bother having 2 different formulas.). Although the Zippo fluid is in the fancier metal can where as the Ronsonl comes in a bright yellow plastic bottle. So same stuff, Ronson is still a little cheaper, so that's what I buy except when I buy stuff as presents for people.
I don't how well their lifetime gurantees work outside of the US - but it's great here. I sent my now 16 year old lighter to them for repairs 3 times now. - 2 times because the cam spring broke on the insert (the piece that makes the classic click sound and holds the lid closed, after so many uses it can break off) and once because I dropped it on the ground hinge got bent and it wouldn't close properly. It always came back with a new insert hinge realigned and tightened and in a new box with the old broken insert - I'm guessing they give the broken part back because a lot of Zippo lighters have a lot of sentimental value to people - my step father in-law doesn't smoke but still loves his lighter from his friend that passed a while ago.
irishharp2m6 zippo does recommend either using ronsonol or zippo brand fluid in their products...they have for quite a while so it's not like they were trying to trick people or anything
+Francois Deshue
Maybe because the Chinese clones are made in China and the Zippo lighters are Made in the USA? Did you even think about your comment before writing it?
+Francois Deshue
I work for a company called Rockwell Automation, and let me be the first to inform you that you are an idiot. First of all, while you are correct in saying that the manufacturing process has been largely automated, the production floor employees aren't the only employees at the company. You've still got the HR Department, the Legal Department, the Accounting Department, the Sales Department, the Marketing Department, and the Engineering Department. All of these add up, and the salaries of these employees in the United States are significantly larger than their Chinese counterparts.
Second of all, the manufacturing in China is cheaper altogether. Not only are the employees paid 5 cents a day, but there's no injury insurance for the company to buy, no OSHA to make sure that the workplace is safe, no Labor Boards to regulate hours worked or conditions on the production floor, and no employee benefits such as 401K. Add that to the fact that the raw materials (such as the brass and steel) are government subsidized by the Chinese government in order to artificially make the raw materials cheaper, and you can start to see why the Chinese rip offs are only $2 compared to Zippo's more expensive price.
So, is there anything else you would like me to mansplain to you?
Captain Obvious Jesus christ I'm dying. Poor guy had to get "mansplained" and torn apart. I love you
+The Deep End
Why thank you. It's just another free service I offer.
quick tip you can hold a finger over the fill hole to regulate the flow wile filling the zippo handwarmer😉
Great review and comparison, especially with the thermal cam.
Gotta get one of these. You can buy the fuel by the gallon at Walmart in the camping section too. Camp fuel , works perfectly in my lighters. Thanks for the review.
Hello I just got a Zippo refillable hand warmer from Amazon, I just filled it an hour ago and just now checked the temperature on it because it felt extremely hot, sure enough, it measured 185F! Had no idea they got that hot.
Good for those with hand arthritis attack during winter, or if you're having cold hands/nervous before a very important presentation or interview. Some interviewers are turned off when shaking hands with nervous job applicants with cold hand.
Some of us can't help out hands stay cold, a heart attack has screwed my body up to where I can't regulate my body temp, I freeze and sweat at the same time and I use hand warmers on the tops of my feet to keep my blood warm, especially at night and in the morning, just like it says NOT to do.
A Taiwan made hand warmer called LAMP(LP-740)cost only USD$7.4, with little enhensive modification, it can last 21 - 23 hours, uses all kinds of hand warmer fuel.
I can't find it, could you point me in the right direction to search?
I just ordered mine and love it, thanks for the great review.
Good review man. I don't see myself ever needing a hand warmer here but if I ever did I'd go with a Zippo one for sure:)
I'm already wearing a hoody in this rainy weather :P So you never know lol
I have given up on rechargeable ones, none of them last nearly as long as claimed. Now ordered a Zippo
Agreed 🍻
I bought a cheap chinese copy and although quite decent, it does have some issues. I didn't know i would use it that much so i should probably go to buy this high quality Zippo version. I want to carry the Zippo lighter but don't smoke, so the hand warmer makes some excuse to carry the lighter :) Good to have this under coat when riding moped in cold weather. Btw cheap alternative fuel is good for this too.
Why would you want to carry the Zippo lighter in the first place if you don't smoke?
@@alanbanh I identify as a survivalist, and collector or some kind of Zippo fan anyway. At least it has saved the day when bicycle lock has been frozen and needed melting. Sometimes some sudden craft may require fire, or light needed in the dark.
The zippos ate nice but so are the throw aways and yes they do last as advertised. I use the throw aways a lot more you can stick them wherever you want, that's just me, but yeah the zippos work good too.
Wow 20 pounds? The doctor says I'm worth 200 pounds. Lol. Good review
bought a zippo 12hour its awesome
I like how they do it in camo.. yet recommend putting it the bag when in use :/ clever
+Carter watson well the image doesn't even match up lol so I think it's better to hide it in the bag :p
Gadget Addict it's a great video though mate. I bought the polished stainless one last night.
There is a functional reason for putting it in the bag. Outside of the bag it will get too hot to handle. They say it should be outside for 2 minutes at most before inserting in to the bag to modulate the burn rate.
Camo is great, once you lose site of it, it's gone forever !
This seems to be a rather silly string of comments. Why do people make different colored/style socks or underwear despite them being usually covered? Why do bed sheets come in different colors and styles even though they are only seen for a brief moment when making/climbing into a bed or washing them? Why are the covers of books printed with different patterns and colors when most have a dust jacket that is virtually never removed? Obviously there will be times when the warmer is not in the bag and people enjoy having crap that looks fancy, shiny, pretty, and different. They make different color hand warmers because they have a basic understanding of human nature? That may just be it ; )
Link to buy the FLIR camera?
Just to clarify the catalytic converter isn't consumed it just wears out due to heat that is the point of a catalyst
i filled mine and lit it with a torch lighter barely 30sec later. quite warm in less than 2min.
Very good review. I wasn't sure about the warmer but after watching your video, I'm going to buy one. If it works out, I'll get a few for friends / family
Nice review! You said for the disposable ones that you dont know in whar scenario to recommend them. Well, some goves have small pockets designed for those hand warmers, and that works good aswell :)
+balint_deak oh yeah? I guess that would work. They just seem to give off so little heat and last such a short time. But I guess if it's cold enough, they'll still help.
The military needs to start issuing these things out, I can only imagine how nice that would feel if you tucked it into the breast pocket of your uniform on a cold day in the field.
Wonder about the fuel smell when hunting? I have good cold toughness but sometimes when hunting, I'll have my shooting hand out of the heavy glove to run range-finder and take the shot. Then after the shot I've needed to do an emergency warming of my hands. This would better than sticking my hands down my pants....
I also use one while hunting and fishing. Huge 6x6 elk , antelope and Oryx on the wall javelin too. Just the skull. Those are just mine! Yes use it.last thing you want is a numb hand and a nontipicle in your sights. Arthritis! 👍🏼
Nice review. Ideal if you're living off grid. The FLIR looks like a great gadget too!
to turn off the zippo, take your pocket knife and on either end of the burner is a slat and all you do is pop it off. You let it cool in a safe spot. Once cooled you can just put it in the vented lid and put the lid back on. Thats how you turn off your zippo hand warmer ...
Or just use the pouch like a pot holder to grab ahold of the burner to pull off
Thank you very much I just ordered one because your video
always had trouble getting it to lite, gave up with the thing.
You can extinguish it by placing it in its pouch, and putting it in a zip lock bag, to suffocate it
Wish you would have checked the zippo again at the end to see how hot it finally got.
The question we all need to ask is how long does the wick last. How many times can it be relit?
I have 8 of these Zippos and a peacock handwarmer as well. This (wick Burner) should last about 70 to 100 full 12 hours burns. My zippo once broke in and kept in closed bag, gives 20 hours of heat on a 12 hour fill...repeatedly. I prefer using a cut off cotton sock to place the warmer in...the black velvet is nice...but the thick warm cotton sock...keeps it MUCH warmer, and running longer.
@@guitarlight3935thanks for sharing!
I have lit my zippo in the past three years over 200 times, filing it each time with one full filler. It is still running. When you light it, make sure you touch the BLUE FLAME to the wick, not the yellow part of the fire..in smaller blue part of the flame nearest where the flame exits the lighter. This blue flame is the hottest, while the yellow flame is cooler and produces much more soot on the wick. Do not over fill the warmer. never letit get the wich wet, or the wick will deteroiate. Fill it with fluied, turn it upside down then, to make sure nothing drips out before you replace the burner wick back on. ...wait a few minutes, then light it...with the blue flame it wll take approximately 8 to ten seconds of contact to light it, and your good to go. this will prolong the whick extensively, as in my case for over 200 lights. Mine is lit and in my pocket this minute. I fill and light it EVERY day sept thru march..every day. It runs about 18 to 20 hours non stop. I even sleep with it under the blankets. It is a life saver for me. I have raynauds disease in my hands..which makes my hads cold 24 hours a day. The Zippo for me, had made life worth living again.
your welcome! Stay warm !
@@PW-72648
This little "case" is called a pouch. It works most excellent...so does the cheap Chinese knock-off sold on eBay for a couple of $
Really awesome video mate
is it ok to leave it in your pocket ?
Where was the pouch in the box because I can't find it
Just watched codys labs video where he was refining car catalytic converters. He showed that if you heat the catalyst and supply fuel it burns without a flame. I wonder if you can build yourself a unit like this with a car catalytic converter. Might be a bit overkill but still...
Can you put the cap on the other way so the camo lines up?
i've gotten mine to last 24 hours before don't know what i did, was using zippo handwarmer fuel.
This is how a Zippo functions....Zippo hand warmers do not run on lighter fluid..in fact lighter fluid should NEVER touch the catalytic burner ot it will be ruined. ..but instead run on the "fumes of the lighter fluid" as it evaporates up from below and into the little burner head. As the fumes fill the catalytic burner material, a grey fuzzy stuff coated with a very light coating of platinum found it the head that pops off when filling.....the burner begins to glow like an ember when a match is put to it. Touch the blue part of the flame to the wick..not the yellow part of the flame. ..ithe burner will looks orange, almost like the tip of a cigar in a dark room and will then continue to glow with heat, as it consumes the fumes which constantly rise up from the bottom fuel holder below it. When all the fuel has evaporated, often 12 to 20 hours..the burner simply goes out. Your cars converter has heat from the engine flow over tiny platinum balls found in your cars catalytic converter under the car near the tail pipe. .this burns off engine odors. The hand warmer operates the very same way.
I misplaced the case. I wonder if they will mail me a new one
Hi. Could you please let me know, if you can remember, was the Zippo unit you reviewed made in Taiwan? It's just I have purchased one off Amazon and it is really cheap and does't work well at all! Curious. Thanks
Hmm I'm not sure to be honest. If you email Zippo, they normally reply within a day. They really stand behind their products.
Mine was made in taiwan
If I use the Zippo Hand Warmer to warm my hands in a sleeping bad in a tent and fall asleep holding it is there a danger?
A danger it will take the oxygen. Carbon monoxide poisoning?
How smelly is it? I bought a cheap electrical one for my hands in the car during winter while it's still warming up. Haven't tried it yet. Saw this device beside it for 5 dollars more but I figured I didn't want to smell like fuel if I go for a walk and take it. Does it smell?
I heard it does emits odor, but its unnoticeable if you put it in the provided pouch, much less if you put it in your pocket.
Remember that the pouch hand warmer has to be touching the surface of your skin to increase the heat...
Are these any good for warming cold feet? i always get cold freezing feet when camping!! Zippo should make Monster ones!
Nah, S-Boston hand warmer has lasted me over 15 hours and can be turned off and restarted again. The S-Boston also starts up using batteries so you don't need a flame and it stands vertical on its own.
yo I really like what people said about S-Boston, but sadly its so hard to get one in my country
The disposable one needs to be put in a pocket. Sitting on the table it won't get as hot.
Just ordered one from Amazon for $8.50
Good review, I'll go buy none or two.
Surely it has to smell ?
@Jason Kellerman stated, the deer can smell it from outside shooting distance. It is not really conceivable for humans though
Their best use is under your jacket. They soak heat into you that circulates all over.
Hmm, I wonder how the Peacock compares.
I've had mine for a couple of years and love it, however I've lost the little filling device.
Can anyone please tell me how many mls of fluid you use to get to the 12 hour mark?
I love your video, and comparison of the handwarmers with various heating types. You've got a new subscriber.
Screems usa zippo is awsome.
Can these be filled with petrol (unleaded) or will they only work with lighter fuel?
The instructions say you should only use the hand warmer fuel or lighter fluid.
I have no idea what would happen if you tried with gasoline. I don't know if there's a risk that it would ignite.
For sure it would smell really bad.
LOL! Of course you don’t have to remove the catalytic burner with your fingers. The small pliers in your Swiss Army knife (you DO have a Swiss Army knife don’t you?) can pinch it. Also, you can tap the unit upside down firmly and knock the burner off in to the lid.
Or insulate the fingers and quickly use them. It takes a second or two to remove the burner.
What's the average temperature of the zippo while in its bag?
How long does it take the reach maximum heat after burn
Pls review the Led selfir light the one u show on organizing ur cables
I will do :) I think cdrking sell the same one. It's pretty basic but can come in useful.
Seems like I’d spend a lot on fuel if used regularly. Once in a while zippo seems like the best option.
better than the 1 time ones :)
You can use the Colman white gas at Walmart it's like 11$a gallon is just naphtha
Really wish i needed a hand warmer, around here the air is enough to warm you...
ikr, I still wanna buy one tho, maybe to use in cinemas or cafes during rainy seasons.
A catalytic converter is a part to a car
Indeed, I meant to say catalytic burner :)
You could still use catalytic converter, which is simply something that holds a 'catalyst'. In an automobile it converts co to co2 & water, chimney scrubbers essentially do the same thing. In the handwarmer it's converting lighter vapour to heat. I use these for winter cycling, great little things.
@@CaptApril123 Not only is it releasing heat, but the lighter fluid (being a hydrocarbon) is being converted into primarily carbon dioxide and water vapor.
Zippo calls it a catalytic "burner" but that is actually a bit of a misnomer because there is no flame, and hence no "burning" in a chemical sense. Catalytic "converter" is indeed a more accurate name because there is catalytic combustion occurring inside of the hand warmer (converting hydrocarbons into carbon dioxide + water vapor) but technically no "burning" is taking place.
Good luck getting parts for your zippo… Management as it to where you cannot get parts… You have to buy a whole new zippo👎👎👎👎
Would you say the zippo handwarmer is good for use in a sleeping bag at colder temperatures close to 0'C? I mean, since it''s already in a cloth bag, the risk of it catching fire must be extremely low?
+ZombieHorror666 there's no flame and the flow of air is regulated by the supplied bag, like you mention. So I don't think there's any risk of a fire. I don't know about any potential fumes though.
FUMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A problem also is that you can't keep it upright in a sleeping bag so some fuel can leak in to the burner and beyond if it's full of it. Solution: Don't fill that much, but how do you know when it's in use already before sleeping and you go to add some fuel for the night? May be good to put it upside down for a while to drain any excess fuel before igniting.
@@Heikki_Finland , it shouldn't leak upside down because of the cotton batting soaks it up inside. Zippo lighters don't leak, same reason. They will leak if overfilled. Just like a cotton towel will drip if too wet. And keep it upright for a couple minutes after filling, to allow the cotton batting to soak it all up.
"Capillary action is your friend."
I knew they would be awsome being zippo to be around sense ww2
Take off the lid? Mine just falls off.
What if you squeeze it a little, to make it tighter?
@@GadgetAddict first thing I did, it just doesn’t work. The metal should be knurled for a snug fit, or somehow clip into place. The thing seems like a good idea but no doubt about it, the execution and build quality is junk. Another big name American brand having their shite made in China, yet still charging us top dollar for the privilege. I would not recommend it.
I want to mount this just 5-6cm (2.3") under my fretboard on my guitar, to warm my left hand while I play. How far does this RADIATE heat? would it warm my hand 2-3 inches from my hand? I can't 'hold' it while playing for obvious reasons :-p
mmm It doesn't radiate that far to be honest. It's really designed to be held directly.
thanks :-)
got mine for 2 dollars at a flea market in EU :D
I also have a generic version that was about the same price. It doesn't get as hot but it's still impressive for the price.
I just charged my iphone and i have a fucking hand burner
lol true
what did you use and plug in mobile phone to measure the temperature?
It's the Flir One thermal camera :)
I used the disposable chemical hand warmers and about an hour later I got a terrible metallic taste in my mouth because the warmer is filled with iron oxide and I was absorbing it through the skin while holding it in my hands. I threw the hand warmers away and will never use them again. What a terrible product. Use the Zippo or electric heaters instead because they work better and are much safer.
What is the volume of lighter fluid for a 12 hour burn?
It's about 18ml...
Do you get your Amazon stuff shipped here in the Philippines or when you're aboard?
It's a mix. Sometimes I buy it while abroad, sometimes I ask friends or family to bring it and sometimes I use services like Johnny Air to have it delivered directly to the Philippines. You can order directly from Amazon but then it will get stopped by customs in the PH and they'll charge you a lot and make you travel to pickup the parcel. So it's usually cheaper and easier to just use a delivery service like Johnny Air that handles everything for you. This hand warmer was sent directly from Zippo and not through Amazon :)
Nice, I currently ship my stuff from Amazon to my friends and family, when they're coming here for vacation. Haven't tried those shipping services before. Are you planning on doing a video review on using Johnny Air in the future?
Fee Gee Menelaus Garcia I did think about doing a review like that before, but I don't think I'd bother unless it was a sponsored video or they provided a discount for my viewers, cos it's gonna be quite a boring video to make and to watch.
True, haha. I was planning on buying a PortaPow Premium usb multimeter and a usb load tester that you use on some of your videos. I don't think they sell those here, so I'll just have to wait for someone to go here from the states.
what app are you using to check the heat?
Kimberly Duarte he is using a FLIR thermal camera attached to the iPad and the FLIR app.
Why am i watching this, i live in tropical country.
LOL, you just gave me a good chuckle for the day Alex
Same lol
How did you tell the temp on the iPad??
+kody patterson i connected a Flir One thermal camera to the iPad. It plugs into the lightning port.
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Don't use this while deer hunting unless you like deer snorting at you and staying too far away for a bow kill. I was hunting from a tree stand yesterday in below freezing temps and never saw a deer. I just heard them. It's a great hand warmer but not for deer hunting
its lit baby....ok too much
to warm my hand i just light a zippo for aroung 30 sec and than i just keep it in my hands :D
Cool
No, it's hot! :P
+Gadget Addict aw man I missed that opportunity 😂😂😂
I use my Swiss army knife to take off the catalytic converter and put it to the side
frhee hours
Your handy warmer video is so great !!
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but for some reason That USB powered heater is much more safer
+Aliman I think one improvement Zippo could make is to enlarge the plastic filling container. Every time I spilt the lighter fluid, it was in the same way. I'd fill it up with lighter fluid and when I pick it up, it would slosh from the front to the back, throwing it off balance and all the liquid would spill out of the hole where I just squirted the fuel in. Making the container larger would likely prevent these spills.
Put it in a sandwich bag to put them out.
buys cammo or black or clear zippo puts it in bag then in pocket lol so whos gunna see it no one stupid just make one color
Why do people make stupid comments like this? Why do people make different colored/style socks or underwear despite them being usually covered? Why do bed sheets come in different colors and styles even though they are only seen for a brief moment when making/climbing into a bed or when washing them? Why are hardcover books printed with different patterns and colors when most have a dust jacket that is virtually never removed? The list goes on and on. Obviously there will be times when the warmer is not in the bag and people enjoy having crap that looks fancy, shiny, pretty, and different. They make different color hand warmers because they have a basic understanding of human nature? That may just be it ; )
They should make the bag in various colour.
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че это за хрень?
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nice product but not suitable over here :)
+tan hock jun unless you live in Baguio or somewhere similar, especially during the rainy season :p
+Gadget Addict should be good using in England?
+tan hock jun yep, especially if you use public transport or do a lot to walking or outside work.
+Gadget Addict nice... I hope someone can make a product something like but to cool body down :)
+tan hock jun yeah that would be awesome! There are small TEG/peltier modules about size of a zippo hand warmer that can get icy cold but they use a lot of electricity (relatively) and have a lot of heat byproduct that you need to dispose of. I guess it's easier to create heat than cold.