🔥 Efficient 700,000 BTU Propane Torch Weed Burner - Electronic Pulse Ignition, 10FT Hose for Bonfires, Weeds, Snow Ice, and Wood Burning (AAA Battery not included) Review

I have seen many people use these burners for sous vide roasting. Got this for a good price reason and it's definitely the way to go. I used to use a small kitchen torch that wasn't powerful enough. It's powerful, fast and easy.

Until recently I liked this flashlight. It's a great way to have fun setting the weed on fire and I even use it to light lumpy charcoal for a moo grill. However, the regulator on a stick broke after 4 uses. I've never dropped it or treated it roughly so it simply failed due to the quality of the controller. I have requested a replacement from Revain as it has been less than 1 month since I ordered the burner. We'll see how this replacement holds up, but I'm skeptical.

HOA sent a notification husband used weed killer but after 2 days they just looked wilted. My husband told me to buy this and I bought it and WOW WOW! It has a handy ignition switch and whoops - the weeds are burned to stone! There was a brass wrench (husband said brass wouldn't make sparks, who knows?) and it was SUPER easy to install on an old propane tank. The only problem is that propane tanks are HEAVY. My husband was able to use the ends of the pair we had for our grill. But if you use…

Great alternative to chemical herbicides. While there is a lot of talk in the press about the safety of glyphosate and there are undoubtedly situations where herbicides are needed, I am very reluctant to use them. The only alternative I had before was to physically remove weeds from the yard and garden. It became a huge task when I stumbled upon a weed burner. I use my grill's LPG tank, put it in my shopping cart and lug it around the garden to pull weeds. It takes a few days to kill the weeds…

Much easier than using chemicals. I sprayed weed killer two weeks before receiving it and the weeds were still there. We had to clear the area to get the house ready for painting and it took too long with the chemicals. As soon as it arrived I ran to the store to get a propane bottle so I could get started. From the moment you light it up and pull the trigger, you know it's going to get the job done. Of course, where there's smoke there's fire, so it must be used with absolute caution, which is

Our house is old, so the driveway is paved. We have dogs so chemicals are out of the question. I use this and a 20 liter propane tank and can burn all the grass and weeds in less than a couple of hours. It's a long road. I can also use it in winter for icy patches on a walk where I don't want to use salt. Finally, I use this when I need to patch sections of asphalt in indoor apartments, first heating the soil and then adding the patch and then heating it too so it flows better and adapts to…

Very light and easy to use, this weed burner is just about perfect. The hose connects effortlessly to the lightweight handle and just as easily to the gas grill's propane tank. You must slowly open the valve on the propane cylinder to prevent the safety valve in the handle from tripping. By slowly increasing the pressure and then slowly opening the valve on the handle, you are ready to ignite. One click on the detonator and you're ready to destroy anything you don't want to grow. Even when…

It took me some time to figure out how this attachment connects to my 20 lb propane tank. I was looking for a standard rust fitting (with large black plastic, with wide threads). Find out, the thread on this fitting goes into the same groove on the grate. To speed things up I bought a second armature with a sensor: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09VZWRSCF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 so it can live on the torch. and a quick connection to the tank, just like a grill. Once…

This is a wonderful device. I have enough bricks in the house. While rocks in the landscape are great for visual appeal and last longer than my life, they're never weed-free. That being said, I don't want to constantly spend time pulling out individual plants that germinate during the spring/summer season. To solve this problem you really have two alternative solutions: fire or poison. I prefer the fire brigade route with the children and animals I have in the house, when the task is done, they