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Adjusting to the Life
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Damn, I've really got to get one of these. Seems like no one ever has problems with them.
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Admiral Douchebag
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Thanks Dave, Julian, James, Kelly, Peter, Gerry, Dave, Mo, Frank, Týr and Mr. Mark! ![]() |
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PSHC!
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You will definitely need a dozen. They are great lighters, but they will fail eventually. I had one that I used a lot for a few months and finally it stopped clicking to light the fuel. Not sure why, but I just tossed it since I have 4 more. Way better than the unreliable Guiness colibri firebird I have.
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Well Adjusted
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Like many others around here, I also recommend the Blazer PB-207. I bought this lighter over a year ago, and it has worked perfectly for me every time.
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Suck It
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I expect an occasional dud to surface. One I had wouldn't shut off when I let the trigger go, one had a switch go. Total investment in duds, 5.97. Total investment in Jetlites...about 50 bucks. I have a dozen and a half left. They are just great lil lighters for a very low cost. The only reason I mention the duds is that just as many people have horror stories about their 75 dollar lighter inexplicably breaking, or having trouble with the repair/replace process. I am just saying, certis parabus, go with the Jet-Lite. |
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