Yes, but it smokes and doesn't light as easily. Yes. Don't use very much (About a teaspoon full) any more than this and you might run into some trouble. You'll get a very hot flame, and quite a bit of black smoke which makes anything it touches sooty and black, not recommended for smokers (contaminates your smoke a bit) but ok for campers and BBQ people (Australians).
no but turpentine, mineral spirits, kerosene, or gasoline can
Some Zippo lighters use butane, others use naptha
You can't use zippo lighter fluid in the visol phantom lighter as it requires butane. Zippo fluid is mostly naphtha.
You can't. That is the only reason for you to have a Zippo. If they let you carry a Zippo to school, they need to have their heads drilled for simples.
Yes, you can use all purpose lighter fluid in a Zippo, however, Zippo Inc. does not recommend it.
Absolutely not. Try to use only Zippo lighter fluid in a zippo lighter. Ronson lighter fluid will work too if that's all you have.
No, you can't. Diesel has much too high a flash point and won't ignite in a Zippo.
No. Butane is a pressurized gas. Zippo lighters use liquid fuel, or kerosene.
Yes! The gasoline itself is not as flamable as its fumes, whereas naptha is most flamable in a liquid state. Please do not attempt this!!!
You can, but its not advised. Gasoline is more volatile (and therefore more dangerous) than lighter fluid, though how much more dangerous is debateable. Just proceede with caution.
No.
No. Zippo fluid is made out of naphtha, which they sell at hardware stores.