Car Lighters

[Nightwingvyse]

This may be a stupid thing to ask about, but can anybody comment on using an in-car lighter to light cigars. I would imagine that it would be a perfectly clean light (over lighter fluid and even butane).

[bigbarneyhotdog]

They're perfectly acceptable in a Bentley / Rolls but I wouldn't chance it in anything less.

[JOAO LA PEZ]

http://gyroscope.com/d.asp?product=SOLARLIGHTER

With a small conversion one of these could be an extremely clean way to get a Stogie going

[Eddie]

They tend to be called cigar lighters, not cigarette. (not that it means anything though)

[Nightwingvyse]

They're perfectly acceptable in a Bentley / Rolls but I wouldn't chance it in anything less.

What's the difference? Do Bentley or Rolls make better in-car lighters?

They tend to be called cigar lighters, not cigarette. (not that it means anything though)

Lol, i didn't say anything about cigarette lighters.

Although on a side note, it was only a few months ago i found that out, to my surprise.

The crux of my question is, would it be a clean way to light a cigar. From my current understanding i would think it's pretty damn clean light, since it's just super heated metal. But I made this thread to get the full picture.

[Eddie]

I know, but i thought I would emphasise the point (so they should work), sorry that it came across as a correction.

[PoohBore]

Probably would, but it's not the same experience as slowly toasting the foot etc. but saying that if I had a Bentley or Aston Martin who knows !

[Pandyboy]

From past experience of lighting cigarettes with them they can be a nightmare. The tobacco can get stuck to the lighter coil and make a right old mess. My advice would be to stay clear of it.

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