Lighting Cigars?
Could I use a car ciggarette lighter to light a cigar? I cant think of any residue that might ruin the purity of the cigar that you risk when using the butane jet lighters.
I generallu use matches but I am OCD about lighting my cigars. I want them to be as close to perfect as possible, when I light it poorly i end up hating the cigar until it corrects itself. My trouble with matches is that I cannot see what I am doing and I cannot tell if it is being evenly lit or not.
No you should never use your car lighter!You should only light cigars with butane lighters or wood matches. You claim to be OCD about lighting your cigars… and you say when using matches you can’t see if its properly lit take it out of your mouth and check! Do cars still come with ciggarette lighters?
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