Getting Electric Coil Burner In Europe

[Fireglo]

I'm finding it impossible to find one in hardware stores in Dublin and online that ship to Europe. Walgreen's seem to be the only place that sell them and won't ship.

Can anyone offer any help as to how to a) where I can find one or b)alternative methods to lighting coal?

Regards,

Fireglo

[Zinite]

Might want to pick up some mini propane tanks and a camp burner.

[Fireglo]

Might want to pick up some mini propane tanks and a camp burner.

That's too much hassle. I live on campus and they'd prob kick me out :'(

[Peaches09]

Might want to pick up some mini propane tanks and a camp burner.

That's too much hassle. I live on campus and they'd definitely kick me out :'(

fixed.

[inino]

grocery store, swap meat, some type of european craigs list.

[bobo_piggy]

Nazarhookah carries electric coil burner for you. They can ship to Europe but you may pay expensive shipping cost (maybe twice of single coil burners' price ). Why don't you use portable gas stove? I think It's easy to find in your local stores.

[4d1ct3d]

Nazarhookah carries electric coil burner for you. They can ship to Europe but you may pay expensive shipping cost (maybe twice of single coil burners' price ). Why don't you use portable gas stove? I think It's easy to find in your local stores.

Those won't work in europe because of the voltage diference.

In europe you have only three options:

1 - You use quick lite coals;
2 - You light your naturals in a gas stove;
3 - You buy an electric coil burner from germany. You can buy it in www.shisha-net.de

Option number 3 is quite expensive though

[Hooka_bears]

Nazarhookah carries electric coil burner for you. They can ship to Europe but you may pay expensive shipping cost (maybe twice of single coil burners' price ). Why don't you use portable gas stove? I think It's easy to find in your local stores.

Those won't work in europe because of the voltage diference.

In europe you have only three options:

1 - You use quick lite coals;
2 - You light your naturals in a gas stove;
3 - You buy an electric coil burner from germany. You can buy it in www.shisha-net.de

Option number 3 is quite expensive though

You could just get the USA-EURO socket converter. they have some that go up to around 150 watts, I doubt it takes a lot to power that little burner.

my 2 cents

[Zinite]

You could just get the USA-EURO socket converter. they have some that go up to around 150 watts, I doubt it takes a lot to power that little burner.

my 2 cents

http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp...p;id=prod350527
Large 1000-watt heating coil.

Go on shisha-net.de and get this:

[Tyler]

Just use a grill lighter and hold it with your tongs, thats what I do...lol

[4d1ct3d]

You could just get the USA-EURO socket converter. they have some that go up to around 150 watts, I doubt it takes a lot to power that little burner.

my 2 cents

No you can't, they are actualy high power. Around 800-1500W

[Majid]

I feel your pain man. Would a hot plate type of thing work? It's not a coil burner but a local home supply shop should carry it.

[4d1ct3d]

Well I had one and I say i had because it broke after only a couple of months using it for lighting cocos. Also, it takes way too long to light cocos on those (15min minimum) even with the foil method. I think tah with japanese coals it would take less time. But it also automaticaly switches itself off when it reaches an high temperature which sucks.

So, I really don't recomend hot plates to light coals. Oh and they are really expensive too. About 25€. I would just invest in either john's CH instant lite coals or the electric coil burner I mentioned before.

[AzZ]

Well for Coco's your best option is using a blowtorch. I use a Bernzomatic one and nothing else i've tried gets 'em done quicker. Your other option is to use the quick lighting Coconut coals from Hookah John