A torch device includes: a housing having a thermal energy source positioned therein; an ignition button operatively connected to the thermal energy source; and a thermal energy producing structure extending from a first end of the housing and operatively connected to the thermal energy source. The thermal energy producing structure includes an inner surface, an outer surface, an opening defined by the inner surface, and at least one orifice positioned around a periphery of the thermal energy producing structure such that thermal energy produced at the at least one opening is distributed evenly around a peripheral circumference of an object positioned within the opening

A torch device includes an arm operatively coupled to a supply line that is electrically coupled to a power supply and in flow communication with a fuel tank. A distal end of the arm includes a nozzle positioned adjacent to a fuel ignition system. A mount removably couples the arm to the torch device, such that the arm is configured to be used in a first use position that includes the arm removably coupled to the mount and in a second use position that includes the arm removed from the mount. The supply line is secured to a first end of the arm, extends through the arm, and has a length such that the arm can be used in the second use position up to a distance from the fuel tank approximately equivalent to the length of the supply line.

A torch device includes an arm operatively coupled to a supply line that is electrically coupled to a power supply and in flow communication with a fuel tank. A distal end of the arm includes a nozzle positioned adjacent to a fuel ignition system. A mount removably couples the arm to the torch device, such that the arm is configured to be used in a first use position that includes the arm removably coupled to the mount and in a second use position that includes the arm removed from the mount. The supply line is secured to a first end of the arm, extends through the arm, and has a length such that the arm can be used in the second use position up to a distance from the fuel tank approximately equivalent to the length of the supply line.

Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a lighter comprising a body. The body can define a geometric shape and/or a lighter fluid storage cavity. The lighter can comprise a hand grip aperture that is at least two inches in length. In certain exemplary embodiments, the lighter can comprise a body having a substantially oblong shape. The body can define an oblong hand grip aperture.

Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a lighter comprising a body. The body can define a geometric shape and/or a lighter fluid storage cavity. The lighter can comprise a hand grip aperture that is at least two inches in length. In certain exemplary embodiments, the lighter can comprise a body having a substantially oblong shape. The body can define an oblong hand grip aperture.

Described herein are methods and systems for using pyrophoric liquids to ignite combustible gas.

The present application provides methods for methods of igniting a fuel source with a lighter fluid composition including fusel oil; self-lighting charcoal briquettes infused with fusel oil, flammable compositions including fusel oil, methods of making flammable compositions including fusel oil, and lighter devices including fusel oil.

A multifunctional lighter device that dispense and light a cigarette simultaneously with the click of a push-button is disclosed. The multifunctional lighter device comprises a substantially rectangular casing with sidewalls to define an enclosed space for placing cigarettes in a stacked configuration in a storage compartment disposed along the length of the casing. A lighter unit is adaptively placed in a predefined position inside the casing and a push-button disposed on the sidewall of the casing is configured to activate the ejection of the cigarette via a first opening and the lighter unit via a second opening from an upper surface of the casing simultaneously using a spring mechanism. A block support is disposed near the second opening to generate the flame simultaneously to light the ejected cigarette from the first opening of the casing for smoking.

A multifunctional lighter device that dispense and light a cigarette simultaneously with the click of a push-button is disclosed. The multifunctional lighter device comprises a substantially rectangular casing with sidewalls to define an enclosed space for placing cigarettes in a stacked configuration in a storage compartment disposed along the length of the casing. A lighter unit is adaptively placed in a predefined position inside the casing and a push-button disposed on the sidewall of the casing is configured to activate the ejection of the cigarette via a first opening and the lighter unit via a second opening from an upper surface of the casing simultaneously using a spring mechanism. A block support is disposed near the second opening to generate the flame simultaneously to light the ejected cigarette from the first opening of the casing for smoking.

The present invention relates to a combined fire starter and chimney cleaner for use in private households. It is well-known that creosote in a chimney is a serious fire hazard hence the chimney needs to be swept on a fairly regular basis by a chimney sweeper. The process of ordering a chimney sweeper can be cumbersome and expensive. By adding a creosote cleaning agent to the fire starter it will be possible to at least minimise the creosote build-up, which will extend the time needed between chimney sweeps. Thus the running cost of having a fireplace is lowered.