I don't qualify as a FOG, but the answer as to "why" is that the butane canisters use CO2 (or maybe O2) as a delivery system for the butane. Thus, everytime you fill the lighter the CO2 ends up occupying some of the space inside the lighter. Since it doesn't burn the CO2 levels gradually increase to the point where the you need to "bleed" the lighter to remove in.Originally Posted by Newfie
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