srd....
13 Dec 2006, 03:53 PM
first off yes i know there not exactly "Technology" as such.
however after weighing up my options,ive decided to post this here mainly because i felt id get a better response here,over say nsr or food and travel fourms.also this is the kind of "fix it" section of big soccer if you know what i mean.
anyway ive nearly always had a zippo,mainly for the feel,smell,weight and reliability they offer.however my last one a classic brushed steel look is acting a bit funny.more to the point not lighting properally.
now i recently gave it an sevrice but it's still not 100% i did the wick,fuel and flint,cleaned it out but still got alot of black in the chimney (i think thats the right name for it).
so anyone got any advice they swear by,like i use so and so to clean it,or i swear by a high/low wick,e.t.c....
i know they fix it for free and ive a couple of old ones that could do with it,but it's cheaper to buy a new one in ireland than to pay for the shipping.
anyway any input is greatly welcomed.
thanks, Srd....
however after weighing up my options,ive decided to post this here mainly because i felt id get a better response here,over say nsr or food and travel fourms.also this is the kind of "fix it" section of big soccer if you know what i mean.
anyway ive nearly always had a zippo,mainly for the feel,smell,weight and reliability they offer.however my last one a classic brushed steel look is acting a bit funny.more to the point not lighting properally.
now i recently gave it an sevrice but it's still not 100% i did the wick,fuel and flint,cleaned it out but still got alot of black in the chimney (i think thats the right name for it).
so anyone got any advice they swear by,like i use so and so to clean it,or i swear by a high/low wick,e.t.c....
i know they fix it for free and ive a couple of old ones that could do with it,but it's cheaper to buy a new one in ireland than to pay for the shipping.
anyway any input is greatly welcomed.
thanks, Srd....