Camping is one of the most exciting pastimes for anyone who truly loves the great outdoors, but there is one reason that many people find the hobby frustrating. To put it plainly, getting a campfire started can be a real pain. Even if you have dry materials, all it takes is a slight wind to render most lighters all but impossible to use. Add in rain, and the job becomes even more difficult. There are certainly some wind and rainproof lighters out there, though, and they can be incredibly effective. Among the best of these is the butane torch lighter, but what is this device exactly? . . . → Read More: What Is a Butane Torch Lighter?
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While rain can certainly put a damper on a camping trip, you don’t have to let it ruin the experience altogether. With the right materials and proper knowledge, you can still enjoy a great campfire even if your kindling and tender become wet. Have a backup plan and you will still have a good time. . . . → Read More: How to Make a Campfire in the Rain Zippo lighters require some care when refueled. The liquid fuel used is slow to evaporate”thus, the lighter’s famous windproof performance”and can damage surfaces in addition to posing a fire hazard. It is also a skin irritant so caution must be exercised immediately after refueling the lighter, particularly by individuals with sensitive skin. . . . → Read More: Refilling and Cleaning a Zippo |
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