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Q: What is the uses of kitchen torch?
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An alcohol torch is a stove/torch that uses a fuel from the alcohol family.


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If you go into the kitchen you will find 3 cupboards, if you click the middle one you will find the torch


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Torchmark Corporation, owner of Globe Life, uses a torch in its logo.


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When soldering a person can use an electric tool or a torch. The torch uses a flame, while an electrical tool has a soldering tip which is heated.


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The word "Torch" has various meanings. The usual use is to provide light. But if you mean cutting-torch then it's used to cut various metalic materials, usually steel.


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Check the batteries and connections. If it still won't work go to the dollar shop and get another.


Which source of energy does a torch use?

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