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3 Ways to Light a Cigarette in the Wind

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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Introduction:

We’ve all been there – standing outside on a windy day, trying to light a cigarette and feeling frustration mounting as the flame flickers and dies. Fear not, for we have gathered three practical methods to help you light a cigarette even on the windiest of days. By mastering these techniques, you’ll become unstoppable in your quest to enjoy a smoke break, regardless of the weather.

1. Use a Windproof Lighter:

Investing in a windproof lighter is one of the simplest ways to ensure you can light your cigarette in any situation. These lighters are designed with a high-pressure flame that can withstand strong gusts of wind. By producing a focused jet-like flame, it’s much easier to maintain ignition without getting blown out by rogue gusts. You can find windproof lighters at most convenience stores or online, and there are many options available from affordable to premium brands.

2. Create a Wind Barrier:

If you don’t have access to a windproof lighter or prefer using matches, creating a wind barrier may be the answer for you. This method requires some resourcefulness, but it’s an effective way to block those pesky winds from extinguishing your flame. Some options include using your own body as a shield or finding an object like a wall or car to provide that extra protection. Alternatively, cup your hand around the match or lighter flame while keeping some space for the oxygen necessary to maintain the fire.

3. Utilize Combustible Material:

Another effective way to light your cigarette in windy conditions is by embracing combustible materials such as dry leaves or paper – think of it as building your miniature fire if all else fails. Start by igniting your chosen combustible material (safely and responsibly), and once it takes hold of the flame, bring your cigarette close enough to catch fire from the burning material. This might take a bit of practice to get the right amount of flame, but it’s certainly a useful skill in windy scenarios.

Conclusion:

Wind should never stand in the way of enjoying a smoke, so remember these tips the next time you’re struggling to light your cigarette in blustery conditions. By using windproof lighters, creating wind barriers, or utilizing combustible materials, you’ll overcome any weather issues and savor that well-deserved break. Stay prepared by keeping multiple solutions on hand and embrace every opportunity to learn from these experiences. Happy smoking!

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