What is Bleeding?
In the context of cigars, bleeding refers to the process of releasing excess gas or pressure from a torch lighter. Torch lighters used for lighting cigars often build up air pressure over time, which can affect their performance. To bleed a lighter, the user releases this built-up gas, usually by pressing a small valve at the bottom of the lighter. Bleeding the lighter regularly ensures a consistent flame and prevents the lighter from malfunctioning. It's a maintenance step that cigar smokers often perform to ensure their lighters work efficiently.
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