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Question: How do you replace a leaking fuel can
Document: DO NOT BUY! These should be recalled. After one season they started leaking flammable fuel out the bottom. I have 5 and they all now leak!! Just what you want fuel dripping all over with a flame inches away. THEY ARE A FIRE HAZARD!! !
I purchased 7 of these 3 years ago. At the end of the summer I burned them until the fuel was used up and stored them in my basement. This is the 3rd year for them and 2 of them started leaking torch fuel. The other 5 are still o.k. Now they have a cover on the new ones that is magnetized and stays on better in gusty rain storms.The cheapest place to purchase them is at a Walmart for $15.95 each.
If we hadn't noticed them leaking before we lit them, the deck would have gone up in flames, and probably our house too.
Like several others, we purchased these (10 of them) at the end of last season. When we went to use them this Spring, we filled them with oil and suddenly noticed that the oil was leaking out all down the pole and all over the deck. When we pulled them apart, the bottom of every single one of them had rusted and was leaking the oil all over. I have filed a complaint with the Consumer Protection Safety Commission.
Lamplight TIKI 1108367 Island King Large Flame TorchWe purchased this product last year, and they literally fell apart. We spent 300.00 dollars on this product and even contacted the Lamplight Farms corp. hoping they would sand by the product and replace it. But they only stand by the product for 30 days, then you are on your own. They did look nice for 30 days but after that BUYER BEWARE!!!!!
I had the same problems as most on here they rust out the bottom even if there is no fuel in them n u store them away mine rusted in 3 months after using them DONT BUY Them
I will burn any leftover fuel off before storing them, if they last through the summer. It's too bad other reviewers have had theirs leak so soon after purchasing them. I hope the company takes care of this issue in future torches.
Last season I purchased 4 Tiki Island King TorchLarge to replace my 4 standard Tiki torches, which had lasted 3 camping seasons. i thought they were great. Beautiful flame, a little expensive but, I thought if I got the same quality as the others it was worth it... Well the new ones only lasted 1 season. When I went to fill them this year, the bottoms had popped open making them worthless and now I need to purchase new torches. Rest asured they won't be Tiki brand.
Very unhappy with this torch. We own 2 other very cheap torches that both perform much better. They claim this torch is resistant to wind but is the first one to blow out in a wind. The torch flame is no bigger than our other cheaper torches. Worst of all, the lid won't stay on in windy and rainy conditions which allows rainwater to go right down into the canister with the fuel.
PLEASE before you buy these read the other negative reviews. Most of the positive ones are written by people who just started using these torches. And they work great, huge flame, etc. Then, when you go to use them next season (for me, a mere ten months after purchasing 4 of them) you find out the bottoms have completely rusted out and the canister won't hold fuel. I almost caught my deck on fire.
Answer: yes