Is there any danger of melting cards when engaging lighter functionality?
1147038
There is no lighter with wallet zippo is the maker and they use the same metal as they do with the case for the lighters so no cards will not melt unless you put the flam to it your self
1990224
Yes, you can use heat, on the lower settings.. It won't melt it ,or burn it in the least, as long as you are careful, and watch what you're doing. :)
1517967
Yes u can. That is the kind that I use in mine. It just might take a little longer to melt but once it is melted, all is well.
459200
No a match or lighter will light them easily and no flare up so they are safe. I used them the other day to burn a pile of brush. I used one on each side and it burned beautifully. Great product. I was using a chimney to light lump charcoal for my Kamado grill but the fire starter works great.
1818247
No. This is not flammable. If you hold a flame right under it as if to light it, the best you'll do is remove the golden color from the top. Even the silver underneath stays a shiney silver.
1227065
No. I see no sign of melting. The bulb is warm enough to touch and not fear burn. I'll keep an eye on this, and should I see otherwise, will let you know.
1965811
I've never attempted to do anything like that but I imagine if you started out using low setting it will be ok. I've only used it for heating up kydex for knife sheaths and it doesn't scorch the kydex or anything. So I imagine melting ice wouldn't be an issue if start out low heat. A blow dryer might not have the kick you need.
500812
No, mine seems to melt fairly quickly, at least quick enough that we need to gate how quickly we reload in order to avoid overmelting/bubbling. Overall, works well, just not practical for more than four people sitting around a table.
1210345
I don't think it will start a fire because of the process it uses to generate heat. That being said, if you put bare skin to metal then it can cause contact burns to your skin. Just keep it in the pouch and you should be good to go.
1599172
Yes, there's really no way to avoid this all together. Stoves with a narrower flame help, but there will still be some heat conducted from the cup to the handles. Some products have plasti-dip coating that insulates however it will eventually melt. I have read that silicone air line tubing for aquariums doesn't melt but haven't tried it. Shirt sleeves and/or a bandana work well.
2117169
I have printed lighter card-stock on mine before. It would still need to wrap around the roller, so the super heavy stuff might be a problem.
1311193
Depending on the heat dissipated by the current bulb you're using. If these type bulbs don't cool off or are encased, they can melt. I tried using one of these for accent lights in a headlight harness and melted away.
653912
I thimk it is posdible to melt gold by directing the flame into the pot. But it really comes down to how hot your torch is.
1249878
They have to be removed prior to using. If not they will melt I speak from experience!
478273
I've been using mine for quite sometime now and haven't noticed anything melting off .... weird !
1239874
I don't know if it will or not, but I purchased 2 of these and each one got super hot and smelled like melting plastic. I tried both of them numerous times with the same results. I will never use them again for fear that they may catch fire. Buyer beware.
2278552
I've used them with LED gel light but not sure if anything else will melt them. I didn't know that was a possibility. I haven't had anything melt or get damaged with the led light. As far as I know both lamps have same effect on nail art stones or pearls etc. Good luck!