Culinary Science via Amazon has ThermoMaven Propane Blow Torch with One-Touch Max Fire (Silver) on sale for $23.90 when you apply promo code BH4MNX6J at checkout. Shipping is free.
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About this product:
Triple safety guard prevents burns and accidental use
One-touch max fire reaches peak heat instantly
Unleash up to 3272°F (1800°C) with adjustable knob
Ideal for grilling, charcoal lighting, and DIY projects
Separate storage required after detaching propane tank
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Last Updated by jordanwilliam on 03-11-2026 at 08:15 PM
Culinary Science via Amazon has ThermoMaven Propane Blow Torch with One-Touch Max Fire (Silver) on sale for $23.90 when you apply promo code BH4MNX6J at checkout. Shipping is free.
Note: This promo code is valid for users with or without Prime membership, taking the final price to the same $23.90 price.
Thanks to Community Member SickerDealer for sharing this deal.
About this product:
Triple safety guard prevents burns and accidental use
One-touch max fire reaches peak heat instantly
Unleash up to 3272°F (1800°C) with adjustable knob
Ideal for grilling, charcoal lighting, and DIY projects
Separate storage required after detaching propane tank
Model: ThermoMaven Propane Torch with One-Touch Max Fire, Cooking Blow Torch Gun with a Safety Lock, Charcoal Lighter, Flame Thrower, Kitchen Food Torch Head for Grill, Sous Vide, BBQ (Tank Not Included)
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I got this on the last sale. The quality is actually very nice. The nozzle is a little large in diameter for my liking, but still lights a charcoal grill fine. Be careful with that max power button, lol. There's a knob on top you control the gas flow with, then you click a button to ignite it. Seeing how I had the gas flow controlled with the knob, what could a max temp feature do...? Man, that nozzle turned into an afterburner, shooting out several feet. I don't know where it gets the extra intensity from, since the knob you turn controls the gas. But it goes from torch to afterburner by pulling that trigger. Melted a hole in my screen door because I had it aimed off to my side, never expecting the heat to shoot straight out 4 feet or so. It was just enough to melt a palm side hole before I let go of the button. So yeah, this thing is cool, but be careful with that button.
Oh, the feature where it turns red when hot is misleading I think. I think they just mean the metal tip turns red naturally, not some special feature. It hasn't gotten red while lighting my grill.
Got one from last sale, start on minimum level, it is super strong lol. Haven't used it on anything yet (just tested it out when it was snowing), but it looks solid! I paired mine with the Flame king propane refill kit.
They probably used/purchased a defective one. I got one from a white elephant Christmas party. People were fighting over it. This product is amazing to have around and is a must-have if you barbecue or camp often IMO
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I got mine in last night. This thing is hot AF! No pun intended.
I already have a mapp torch for soldering, but this one will be good for wider applications like heating up my fireplace chimney, lighting the fireplace, maybe scorching some steaks.
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Oh, the feature where it turns red when hot is misleading I think. I think they just mean the metal tip turns red naturally, not some special feature. It hasn't gotten red while lighting my grill.
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I already have a mapp torch for soldering, but this one will be good for wider applications like heating up my fireplace chimney, lighting the fireplace, maybe scorching some steaks.
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