HARDELL HDWB0101 Weed Burner Torch

It can be used to remove weeds, remove insects in every location you can think of, use it to deal with ice and snow, use it to start fires, support various outdoor activities, trees, vines, bamboo and other vegetation, use it to remove paint, melt roof asphalt, etc. , you can use wherever you want. Please let your imagination run wild!

Not dangerous at all. Instructions are included on the product page. It doesn't give the effect of spreading fire in the scene you need to use it. But what you need to pay attention to is that when dealing with weeds, it should be noted that it is not in extreme windy weather, and there should not be more flammable objects nearby, otherwise it is recommended that you prepare a bucket for emergencies.

In the case of sufficient natural gas, it can be used all the time. But we recommend taking a break after 20 minutes of continuous use.

Pressing the push button Ignitor lightly is more suitable than pressing it hard, and the weak and steady airflow is easier to start the fire.

Be careful not to spray fire close to the ground, it is best to keep a moderate distance.

Normally no, unless you burn the same place every day.

Please remember you are working with a live flame and flammable propane tank. Common sense is key when operating your flame weeding torch kit. We recommend flaming your weeds in the morning when the air and ground is dewy. Never flame conifers (evergreens, etc.) as they are highly flammable. You may also have a garden hose close for comfort.

Yes, however you don't want to! You only want to heat the leaves of the weed in need of removal. If the weed is "burned to a crisp", the plant will shut down its photosynthesis system (process in which a plant produces its energy to survive and thrive), only to grow back from the unharmed root a few days later. The flaming process is a slow kill. By heating the leaves, you disrupt the structure of the cells therefore killing the plant and the roots from which it grows. It will take only a few days for weeds to dry up.

Poisonous weeds are not to be flamed! The vapor caused when flaming poisonous weeds is released into the air and can land on your skin causing irritation, as well as inhaled which may cause serious health issues.