How to Use a BIC EZ Reach Lighter: 1 Minute to Mastering Your BIC EZ Reach Lighter!

The BIC EZ Reach lighter is specifically designed for convenience, safety, and easy use—making it ideal for lighting candles, grills, fireplaces, and more. Its extended wand keeps your hand away from the flame, while the flexible neck (on some models) offers precision for hard-to-reach places. To use it effectively, simply slide the child-resistant lock if your model has one, then press and hold the safety lock button as you simultaneously press the ignition lever. Release to extinguish the flame. Always keep the lighter away from children, avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or temperatures above 50°C, and never attempt to modify or puncture the lighter.

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FAQ

Q: What makes the BIC EZ Reach lighter different from standard lighters?

A: Its extended, flexible wand allows for safer lighting of hard-to-reach places, such as deep candle holders or grills, and it includes a child-resistant mechanism.

Q: Can the BIC EZ Reach lighter be refilled?

A: No, BIC EZ Reach lighters are single-use and not designed to be refilled for safety reasons.

Q: Is it safe to use the BIC EZ Reach lighter indoors?

A: Yes, as long as you follow safety instructions and never leave the flame unattended.

Q: How do you dispose of a BIC EZ Reach lighter?

A: When empty, dispose according to local recommendations for lighters—never incinerate or puncture the lighter.

Q: What should I do if the flame doesn’t ignite?

A: Ensure the child-resistant mechanism is disengaged, use steady pressure on both buttons, and check for debris blocking the nozzle. If it still fails, safely replace the lighter.