🔥 Kollea Butane Torch with Fuel Gauge & Continuous Flame Lock - Ideal Kitchen Blow Torch for Creme Brulee, Cooking, Baking, Crafts (Butane Gas Not Included) Review

This flashlight is very easy to use. It is very comfortable to hold. I particularly like the lock button, which allows me to operate it stress-free by holding the shutter button down the entire time. It does have a flame adjustment knob, but it didn't really change the size or intensity of the flame. Overall, I think the product is very good and I recommend buying it.

I love the feel of this flashlight in my hand. Unfortunately, there are incomplete instructions on the packaging and the fuel leaks overnight. There is a lot of room for product and packaging improvements! I try to follow reviews before buying any product and it had high ratings. I thought maybe it was just me but I spoke to 2 others who have purchased the same thing with the same results. Bad batch maybe? Anyway I decided to keep it rather than return the headache but was looking for a tried…

We needed a new flashlight and after shopping for $40-50 we decided on this one and it's great! Simple standard butane filling and we rocked! The torch doesn't always ignite the first or second time you pull the trigger, but once it's lit you can lock the flame (and turn it on if you're using the clock on the button). The flame lacks the hotter inner blue cone that my other torches had, but the power more than makes up for it. The flame picture is fully unscrewed and it was about 6 inches long…

So I got this the other day. I've always wanted one and figured why the heck not. I've used it several times to save myself the hassle of using a brazier and heating my already smoky house. It was ready to go, all I had to do was add fuel, which was pretty easy if you've ever had a butane lighter. Once it was filled I made my first recipe which was Korean corn cheese with melted parma on top and then today I made a very lazy snack of chili cheese fries and of course had to pull it out. He was…

What I think you should look for when buying a cooking (or micro or crème brûlée) flashlight: 1. Hand protection (also prevents accidental use).2. Fuel gauge (heavy enough without filling it).3. Adjustable flame handle.4. Don't pay more. Defects. The filling instructions on the Revain description page are much better than the ones that come with it (on the back of the box). 1. When using for the first time, press the filling valve with a small screwdriver to unlock the production and release…