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20 May 2010 I've done the breakdown of the lighter and removed the tank but can't figure out how to refill it using my universal butane fuel can. Can anyone advi
Metal tips are better for inserting the butane into the lighter. Verify the butane works with your lighter by reading its label instructions. Always follow the safety directions on the canister to achieve the best results. Select a high-quality butane specifically intended for butane lighters. Low-quality
19 Jun 2012
18 Apr 2014 Calico Brands, Inc. introduces quality Butane under the trusted brand name Scripto® to support our new refillable Scripto® Folding Utility Lighter and other refillable butane lighters found in the marketplace. It is 5 times refined, available in 4 different canister sizes and includes a universal adaptor with each
3 Sep 2016

27 Sep 2008 A candle lighter eliminates the need for matches, but the best part about a candle lighter is that it can reach into deep candle holders. The long wand of a candle lighter is also the perfect tool to use to light a gas furnace or gas water heater, or light a fire in your fireplace. Many butane candle lighters can be
4 Mar 2013
Pacer19 wrote: Hello, I recently bought a vintage scripto butane lighter with a starburst symbol on the side and I have no idea how to refuel it. There is no valve on the bottom and I cannot pull out the interior part like a zippo. thanks! Under the big screw on the bottom of the lighter is the stem to fill your lighter.
26 Oct 2015 Extended-reach lighters are great for lighting barbecues, campfires, and candles, but they can get expensive. This video explains how to open one up and replace the empty lighter fluid reservoir so you can save a few dollars.

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