Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: Can you adjust the flame?
Document: Not cheap, but they won't fall apart by the end of the season like the bargain bamboo types. Nice flame, too.
Premier torch! I bought two of them and LOVE them. Yes, they have a much larger flame than an original Tiki torch.
Lots of soot on the rims where the flame burns so have to use a cloth when adding more fuel. Other than that they burn great. Wonderful flame.
And what light! A nice big flame that was also easy to extinguish with the attached cap.Really, all I wanted in a tiki torch for my tiny yard.
This is a great product. Super lighting for the patio. Highly recommend as the torch is the perfect flame, not too bright, not too dim, and burns for a long time before the need to refill. I'm going to order more!! !
Had flames filling up the full tray at the top and shooting out the sides. Only way to stop the flame was with a fire extinguisher. I like the design but it's a dangerous product.I returned mine.
This is a very useful product and looks great in my yard. The flame is rather big and the refueling process is easy if you watch the video about the product on amazon. Lastly the magnetic top is very useful to put out the flame. If you do your research this will be a great product for anyone who wants a reliable tiki torch.
The soot from the burning the torch causes the rotating flame guard to stick when it cools down! I needed a small screw driver to &#34;crack&#34; the hole open before I could twist the torch for refill. Now I find it's easier to twist the torch while hot.
This thing generates a really strong and big flame that doesn't blow out in a moderate wind. However, the downside of the big flame is that it goes through fuel very quickly. Thus, I like it, but I spend way too much time refueling, and its hard to refuel without spilling some fuel around the rim, so its always a messy procedure (even using a funnel).
I have bought the standard Bamboo torches for years, this summer I almost burned down our deck and house when one of them caught on fire when the wind blew the flame too many times on the bamboo.To make things worse, it had a plastic bottle inside for the oil, I thought that was great when I bought them Since they can't rust - they can however melt...
Answer: yes