Your penmanship is ridiculously incredible! I couldn't do that if my life depended on it! Thanx for the video! My mom is going on 92 and her hands are always cold. So cold it's uncomfortable for her. So I'm looking into the different Zippo hand warmers (fuel and electric). Personally, I like this one and it lasts longer. Although, electric will be better for her. Again, Thank you for the informative VLog.
I live in NH we have the tallest mountain on the east coast with the highest winds ever rechorded on earth we walk up the mountin and skii down 1400 verticle drop Tuckermans Raviene . Always bring a Zippo hand warmer with extra fule . They made a road on the other side with a 880 Gradeall .
I bought the exact same Zippo hand warmers. They actually work well they are very warm. But I did find one major problem with them. The burner easily gets knocked off the base. And it doesn't hold very well. So I find myself having to continually light it. And then from all the movement the actual burner has stretched out now. And the copper piece underneath has fallen out on its own and once you lose that there goes your entire hand warmer. That copper piece is imperative to have. But when they do work I have absolutely no complaints they warm up my fingers beautifully and I live in cold Canada, where that northern wind that comes from the pole assists Santa.
I've had a couple of them. Great when waiting around for ducks. They will run on any naptha (coleman fuel, Ronson, etc.) And and alcohol. Best on Coleman. Have to watch that the felt doesnt get compressed - needs to touch the burner cap felt to wick fuel. Will not get hot enough to melt sandwich bag, which the way I put them out. I like to light them before I head out.
Great test video. I just bought a pair of these but haven't used them yet. A question: does it have a smell the while it's burning from using lighter fluid as fuel?
If your "drug scale" from the cheap battery vid is sensitive enough, maybe try weighing the catalyst cap-thing before and after your camping trip to see if there's a change in weight
Put another 20% of catalyst in it and you'll get more temperature out of it. There are videos that show you how to upgrade them with better catalyst, carbon felt top layers in the reservoir and a VM & P Naptha Quart will last you a long time for refills and is cheaper than the name brand fuels (Zippo, Ronsonal, etc).
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. The ember...which looks almost like the tip of a cigar in a dark room will then continues to glow with heat, as it consumes the fumes which constantly rise up from the bottom fuel holder which you fill. 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 card converter..this burns off engine odors. The hand warmer operates almost the same way.
@@TheEndHasBegun Zippo or Ronsonal lighter fluid, some people use VM&P Naptha (Home depot) or amazon. I've never used those. I stick with Zippo lighter fluid as it is said to be the best.
All about trade-offs I guess. Liquid fuels are usually more energy dense than batteries....but you have to deal with liquid fuels. Batteries are easier no doubt.
It does get a bit warm but the little bag it's in makes it easier to hold and handle. Definitely not unbearable though. I will say after having used it in a tent on a 38F night, this thing kept my hands warm.
Daniel Holt XXL When you are out in the cold or the snow you're gunna want it that hot. You compared an apple to an orange there's a difference being in the shower and being outside in cold weather
Crazy Canuck I didn’t say anything about being in the shower. I can’t wash my hands in 125 degree water. Most likely neither can you. He’s right tho. The little felt bag keeps the direct heat off the skin. As a matter of fact, the directions specifically state that you should not use the hand warmer without the protective bag, as there is a risk of skin burns.
Prefer the Whitby hand warmer, you don't have to remove the cap to fill, dropping that went dark,, boat, water, leaves, sucks, has a rubber stopper with a flap opening you just instill the nozzle of the filler. Buy your own catalytic material when the original is sooted, fouled up, it wears out, by getting dirty, no need to buy whole new assembly.
As a Canadian we just convert in our heads For a rough estimate subtract 30 for the temperature in Fahrenheit and divide that number by 2 ( 100°f -30 =70 70÷2 =35 )
Your penmanship is ridiculously incredible! I couldn't do that if my life depended on it!
Thanx for the video! My mom is going on 92 and her hands are always cold. So cold it's uncomfortable for her. So I'm looking into the different Zippo hand warmers (fuel and electric). Personally, I like this one and it lasts longer. Although, electric will be better for her.
Again, Thank you for the informative VLog.
Respect for staying up so late for this!
I live in NH we have the tallest mountain on the east coast with the highest winds ever rechorded on earth we walk up the mountin and skii down 1400 verticle drop Tuckermans Raviene . Always bring a Zippo hand warmer with extra fule . They made a road on the other side with a 880 Gradeall .
I love this, thank you staying up for 12 hours!
My brother had one 60 years ago. It worked well. I recently got a couple. Thanks for doing this experiment. Good Luck, Rick
What type was the one your brother had ?
@@craigbutler623I think that it was a Zippo. That's all that I remember. He used it mostly when ice skating. Good Luck, Rick
I bought the exact same Zippo hand warmers. They actually work well they are very warm. But I did find one major problem with them. The burner easily gets knocked off the base. And it doesn't hold very well. So I find myself having to continually light it. And then from all the movement the actual burner has stretched out now. And the copper piece underneath has fallen out on its own and once you lose that there goes your entire hand warmer. That copper piece is imperative to have. But when they do work I have absolutely no complaints they warm up my fingers beautifully and I live in cold Canada, where that northern wind that comes from the pole assists Santa.
You have incredible penmanship. :)
I love 'm.
I bought the smaller 6hr Zippo and it has been working really well.
I've had a couple of them. Great when waiting around for ducks. They will run on any naptha (coleman fuel, Ronson, etc.) And and alcohol. Best on Coleman. Have to watch that the felt doesnt get compressed - needs to touch the burner cap felt to wick fuel. Will not get hot enough to melt sandwich bag, which the way I put them out. I like to light them before I head out.
It is like it smolders until the fuel is gone. Plenty of heat. Not a flame! 👍👍👍
And I agree with the other commenter, I wish I could write like you!
I took architectural drafting and that's how you have to write when hand labeling
Do a outdoor (winter) temperature comparison. See how it does. Would be interesting.🤔🤔🤔
Very precise handwriting.
Great test video. I just bought a pair of these but haven't used them yet.
A question: does it have a smell the while it's burning from using lighter fluid as fuel?
There is a smell but I don't find it's overwhelming.
If your "drug scale" from the cheap battery vid is sensitive enough, maybe try weighing the catalyst cap-thing before and after your camping trip to see if there's a change in weight
Thats a good idea!
Interesting vid thanks for taking the time to do this
怀炉是越捂越暖，越捂暖的时间越长。光拿在手上很快就凉了，也不暖。叫怀炉是有原因的。
mindblowing chart
Are you sure it's only getting 53 C that seems mighty cold mine gets so hot it burns your fingers if you touch it
Great video.
Put another 20% of catalyst in it and you'll get more temperature out of it. There are videos that show you how to upgrade them with better catalyst, carbon felt top layers in the reservoir and a VM & P Naptha Quart will last you a long time for refills and is cheaper than the name brand fuels (Zippo, Ronsonal, etc).
why would you need to do all that? its a pocket warmer and it will never be more then that i have 2 of them and never saw any need to ruin them.
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. The ember...which looks almost like the tip of a cigar in a dark room will then continues to glow with heat, as it consumes the fumes which constantly rise up from the bottom fuel holder which you fill. 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 card converter..this burns off engine odors. The hand warmer operates almost the same way.
The 12 hour hand warmer I bought has a little orange sticker on it that says you can either use hand warmer fuel or lighter fluid.
@@TheEndHasBegun Zippo or Ronsonal lighter fluid, some people use VM&P Naptha (Home depot) or amazon. I've never used those. I stick with Zippo lighter fluid as it is said to be the best.
Oh my God. You're the type of person who says "the sky isn't blue, it just absorbs red and yellow light"
Thank you, I see you comprehend the laws of God!@@shamancredible8632
Can it be fueled with 91octane petrol or Car gasoline?
I have one of these. I think my battery hand warmer from Lifesystems gets hotter but doesn’t last 12 hours.
All about trade-offs I guess. Liquid fuels are usually more energy dense than batteries....but you have to deal with liquid fuels. Batteries are easier no doubt.
Seems like 131 degrees is a bit hot? My water heater is set to 125 and it’s hotter than I can take for more than a few seconds.
It does get a bit warm but the little bag it's in makes it easier to hold and handle. Definitely not unbearable though. I will say after having used it in a tent on a 38F night, this thing kept my hands warm.
Experiment86 Thanks for the reply! I’m definitely in the market for these before ice fishing starts in a month or so.
Daniel Holt XXL When you are out in the cold or the snow you're gunna want it that hot. You compared an apple to an orange there's a difference being in the shower and being outside in cold weather
Crazy Canuck I didn’t say anything about being in the shower. I can’t wash my hands in 125 degree water. Most likely neither can you. He’s right tho. The little felt bag keeps the direct heat off the skin. As a matter of fact, the directions specifically state that you should not use the hand warmer without the protective bag, as there is a risk of skin burns.
Could these be used in camping ? Like keeping one or two in your pockets so you dont freeze to death
no they are not life saving, they are pocket warmers, not going to heat your whole body
__Every__ reviewer spills the fuel when they say don't spill...
So I wonder, have you ever managed to not spill even once?
Prefer the Whitby hand warmer, you don't have to remove the cap to fill, dropping that went dark,, boat, water, leaves, sucks, has a rubber stopper with a flap opening you just instill the nozzle of the filler.
Buy your own catalytic material when the original is sooted, fouled up, it wears out, by getting dirty, no need to buy whole new assembly.
Shit that hand writing good
Loved the video...
I like your approach measuring the temperature. But as european I would have preferred Celsius or Kelvin instead of Fahrenheit ;)
Fair point. I could have done C but my temp gun doesn't have an option for K lol
As a Canadian we just convert in our heads
For a rough estimate subtract 30 for the temperature in Fahrenheit and divide that number by 2 ( 100°f -30 =70 70÷2 =35 )
Just they say keep the top up always…
Guys i need to buy a new filler cup ive lost mine anyone help please? im in UK
Use a plastic squeeze bottle from anyone who vapes.
@@cdscottgreat idea cheers