Kitchen Blow Torch, Cooking Torch, Culinary Chef Torch Lighter, Refillable Butane Torch with Safety Lock, Adjustable Flame for DIY, CremeBrulee, BBQ, Baking and Soldering (Without Gas)

The media could not be loaded. I like that you can easily rotate the top part, and it becomes "gun" or straight blow torch. Great for my epoxy resin projects or simply lighting candles that have burned all the way to close to the bottom of the jar. The dial to adjust your flame is very sensitive, though. So as you can see, when I barely touched it, it wouldn't light, but I moved it again, and it lit. Good buy.

I used it for the first time when I microwaved a pot pie. It was fully cooked but the crust looked pale as they usually do when microwaved. I just fired up the butane torch and browned the crust and it looked as if it had just come out of the regular oven without the wait for the oven cooking. I usually cook them in the oven but lost track of time, soI had to microwave it cause my husband was hungry.

Product worked well. It worked for what I needed

Very good product, we are happy with this purchase. It is very easy to use and to manipulate. The product is done with good materials and you can feel it. It’s Amazon how a simple thing can bring value to make new deserts (we love creme brûlée ) and a lot of dishes! We strongly recommend!

I am impressed with this product.I researched many kitchen torches before purchasing this one, i didn’t plan to spend a lot of money.however, since i received this torch I have used it much more than expected.I bought it for creme burlee, but have found other uses for it too, in kitchen and barbecue.

Awesome mini torch! I use it to light my wood burning stove! Works great snd is as described! Downside is it uses a lot of butane but it’s worth it to fire up the stove quickly !

I bought this torch because it had such great reviews. When it arrived, there were no instructions on how to fill it or use it. I likely wasted a half can of butane trying to fill it. I tried holding the can below it, on top of it, sideways, and angles. Sometimes I just heard a "hiss", many times butane came spilling out around the fill area. At one point, I clicked the trigger and the spark from the igniter actually caused some residual butane to ignite. Luckily, I was in the garage as I dropped the flaming torch. Anyway, I now see others also complained about no instructions.

My wife buys these for food?? WHAT?I stole it, to light fireworks off with my kids. I use it for shrink tube with electrical on cars, and shrink connectors. Ive even lit a few cigars.She's still looking for it.