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Windproof lighters/outdoors technique
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<blockquote data-quote="Corncobcon" data-source="post: 551731" data-attributes="member: 4150"><p>Whenever I'm outside I'll put my back to the wind and cup my hands around my lighter to shield it from the wind as much as possible. I use corncob pipes or rusticated briars outside. If the top gets scorched, I don't mind too much, and it doesn't show so much on a rusticated or sandblasted pipe. In the wind I will use either matches or a cheap lighter. Sometimes a little burn on the fingers happens also! :affraid: But, some aloe cream on the burn and I'm go to go!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Corncobcon, post: 551731, member: 4150"] Whenever I'm outside I'll put my back to the wind and cup my hands around my lighter to shield it from the wind as much as possible. I use corncob pipes or rusticated briars outside. If the top gets scorched, I don't mind too much, and it doesn't show so much on a rusticated or sandblasted pipe. In the wind I will use either matches or a cheap lighter. Sometimes a little burn on the fingers happens also! :affraid: But, some aloe cream on the burn and I'm go to go! [/QUOTE]
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