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The first ignition is really difficult, there are different instructions for the first ignition in different (seller) sources => you could (should?) have 'compiled instructions', a synthesis of them, how to do that first ignition, justify the different steps! Heat output good. Catalytic combustion produces combustion gases ('exhaust gases', which do smell!), so use ONLY outdoors!

Can get very hot without the clothe which is a plus for me

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The power is not enough to warm you if you are wet or in really cold conditions.

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2 times it took the bulb head to use..will be expensive if almost 14 euros after every second heating you have to replace the bulb head ..

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Works well and for a long time. Ignition requires practice

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Disposables are easier to varsio.

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Works really well on hunting trips!

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Very good is satisfied. It heats very efficiently

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Ended up as a gift, so there is no information yet about the user experience. However, it looks good quality and looks good.

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Functional and suitable for the hand.

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Good widget.

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Works.

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For years, the freezing of fingers ended with these. Worth the price. Use the original zippo gasoline, the ronsonol didn’t mean to ignite and barely warmed up.

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Really functional and convenient when you know a couple of tricks! It is advisable to use a gas flame or lighter with a blue flame for ignition. Ignites most easily and does not soot the catalyst burner. The heater can be switched off by suppressing, for example, with a 0.5 l minigrip bag. The switched off heater can also be re-ignited if necessary. However, its ignition slowly evaporates from the switched off heater through the plastic bag, so after several days it is worth refueling again. The plastic bag also keeps the heater dry in wetter conditions.

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As a child, I have used a cheap road with a similar principle, the durability of which is not even close to Zipo's qualities. Yes, the heater can be "switched off" by suppression. That is, for example, by placing it in an (air) sealed metal box or other small heat-resistant box.