Plasma lighters can get a cookstove or a candle going just like a traditional lighter, but that’s about where the similarities end. For starters, rather than running on a flammable fuel, such as ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more A reliable camping lighter can make the difference between a comforting campfire and a ...

I've been using my Zippo lighter for about year but not as my primary lighter -I'm a "light" smoker, with a pack lasting anywhere from 10-14 days.<BR>As much as I'd like to use the Zippo more often, ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. In the days when smoking was considered sexy there were only two cigarette lighters of any consequence: ...

Zippo has brought its Virtual Zippo Lighter application to Google?s Android Market after the iPhone version exceeded 14 million downloads and the Nokia version surpassed 2 million downloads. Zippo ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Would you ever consider paying $34 for a lighter? What about $125? That's the price range of a Zippo lighter. Expensive? Yes. But people insist that ...

Zippo Manufacturing Co. claims that its Virtual Zippo Lighter is the most popular free, branded iPhone application ever. The lighter giant tapped Moderati Inc. for the creation of the application, ...

BRADFORD, Pa.—"Always works—or we fix it" has, with minor tinkering, been a Zippo lighter slogan since 1937. "It is a profound statement of quality," says Greg Booth, Zippo Manufacturing Co.'s chief ...

Your Zippo lighter's been sitting in your pocket, ready for action, but when you flick it open—nothing. Bone dry. What's the deal? Zippos are tough as nails, but they need some care to stay reliable.

Zippo Manufacturing Co, the northwestern Pennsylvania company that makes metal-cased cigarette lighters with lids known for their distinctive 'click,' is on schedule to produce its 500 millionth ...

Eight decades ago, an oil man named George Blaisdell observed a friend try—and fail—to light a lady’s cigarette on a windy day in rural northwest Pennsylvania. The futile attempt sparked an idea in ...