Uk Smokers Help!

[Memento]

I'm trying to find a single coil burner to burn charcoal for my newly ordered Hookha, and for some reason I can't find any online who are in the UK?
Those of you who are also in the UK, what do you use/where did you get it?

Many Thanks!!

[4d1ct3d]

I'm trying to find a single coil burner to burn charcoal for my newly ordered Hookha, and for some reason I can't find any online who are in the UK?
Those of you who are also in the UK, what do you use/where did you get it?

Many Thanks!!

Coil burners in europe are extremely rare. The only one I found is the one from www.shisha-net.de

It's a little bit expensive, 30€ plus shipping, but I think it's worth it. And you can order also a bunch of cocobricos, as shipping will pretty much be almost always the same.

[ukhookah]

I'm trying to find a single coil burner to burn charcoal for my newly ordered Hookha, and for some reason I can't find any online who are in the UK?
Those of you who are also in the UK, what do you use/where did you get it?

Many Thanks!!

Coil burners in europe are extremely rare. The only one I found is the one from www.shisha-net.de

It's a little bit expensive, 30€ plus shipping, but I think it's worth it. And you can order also a bunch of cocobricos, as shipping will pretty much be almost always the same.

im finding a problem finding these. i use coconaras and its too much effort using gas hobs. would a flat hot plate work, as appose to coil burner?

[4d1ct3d]

It does work, but it takes a lot of time. With my solid element electric stove it takes about 20 min to get coconaras fully lit with a foil windscreen and broken in half

I'm definitly going to order one of those coil burners from germany

[AzZ]

Don't bother with the flat hot plates. I had one and it was useless when it came to lighting the Coco's. The coil ones are good as they allow air to pass under the coal. I use a blow torch to get my Coco's done and I think it is the most efective way tbh. The better alternative would be to get those quick lighting CH Coconut coals. Saves alot of hassle and time I would imagine...need to try them

[modisess]

hmm? i use gas stoves to light my cocos.. works pretty well.. except for the fact that if you put the flame up too high, it will create like little craters on the coal.