BBQ Lighters
Anyone know if there is a BBQ lighter made with NO child resistant features? Thanks
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- No - thanks to the tax dollars you pay Washington...........
Bill - Matches?
GordonThree wrote:
Matches?
Believe me, if I can't find what I want, that's exactly what I'm going to do.noplace2 wrote:
GordonThree wrote:
Matches?
Believe me, if I can't find what I want, that's exactly what I'm going to do.
The problem with matches is you can't get strike anywhere matches anymore - also thanks to our tax dollars in Washington.
Bill- I've been thinking about digging out one of my old fashioned zippo lighters for the same reason.
Trackrig wrote:
Probably the DEA. They're in the pharmaceutical business too.
The problem with matches is you can't get strike anywhere matches anymore - also thanks to our tax dollars in Washington.- They make some pretty good spark igniters in gun & trigger form. I HATE the liquid fuel flame lighters but the spark gun works great for the grill.
Trackrig wrote:
They make a new type of strike anywhere match, I've been using them and they work pretty well... I don't think as well as the old ones (less initial 'zest';-)..noplace2 wrote:
GordonThree wrote:
Matches?
Believe me, if I can't find what I want, that's exactly what I'm going to do.
The problem with matches is you can't get strike anywhere matches anymore - also thanks to our tax dollars in Washington.
Bill
I find that child safety features can usually be removed with judicious application of tools.- Those things are a real pain in the patoot aren't they?:R The best solution we have found is long stem matches, just don't leave them out on the picnic table in the rain. Don't ask how I know.
