Wooden Candle Wick with Iron Holder for Craft DIY Candle Making 13x130mm (50Pcs/Set)

These are great for my candle making, they burn nicely and make a little crackling sound. Mostly they fit perfectly into the little metal base which I stick onto the bottom of the candle container, one or two are sometimes a little thin and I occasionally need to double up to get them to be snug in the holder but this is rare

Product works fine. A biggish flame but first time I’ve used this kind of wick and that may be normal.

The media could not be loaded.  At first I thought they didn’t work. I tried lighting a wick on its own snd the flame wouldn’t hold. Same thing happened when I lit the wick inside my candle the first time. However I decided to try lighting the wick more at the bottom (where the wax and wick connect and when the flame comes into contact with the wax the flame ignited properly and remains lit. So happy about this as I thought I wasted all that wax! My candles have been burning for an hour now and still going strong. The wick creates a nice even pool of wax it melts everything, very quickly as well so the fragrance kicks in quite fast. Quite pleased with this product even though it gave me a scare at first.

Good product! The wick are burning well with a lovely crackling sound. They are easy and quick to lit and the little metal stall coming with it was sturdy enough so it didn’t move much when I poured the wax.I didn’t need to double up the wick for small 100g candles. I also didn’t need to soak them in oil (I used natural soy wax) despite some reviews saying so. Overall very happy with the product, giving a very premium look to my candles.

Good value for your money good product

I have soaked in oil, and made 100% soy wax candles. The flames are so small that it doesn’t fully melt the wax, and only melts about 4cm diameter causing bad tunnelling in most candle sizes.Wish I had just used standard basic wicks!

The media could not be loaded.  I have made two beeswax candles in tins so far. One with one double wick and one with two single wicks. I have soaked the wooden wicks overnight in avocado oil and they work really good. You also need to trim the wicks in an angle, really really short. I have not struggled to relight them yet, but one tip I got was to remove the black ashes to relight the wick again.The one with the double wick had really high flames, especially in the beginning. The other with two single wicks didn't have huge flames. Still not sure what I prefer. But they still crackle. Very pleased.

I am just sharing my experience, I can't say it will be yours of course. I am not a professional candle maker, but I understand the differential equations of burning wood being fueled and extinguished by melted wax. It's actually a bit of a hard problem to get right, and maybe I haven't combined these wicks with the wax that best suits them. I have tried bees wax and soy wax, thinking they are either end of the burning spectrum, and neither have stayed lit. I think the wood simply has a higher burn temp/faster burn rate than the wax and just burns itself out faster than the wax can melt and ignite. I have thought to sew two together to increase the inertia of temp and possibly melt more wax around the wick. I haven't yet tried it however as it just takes more time. I'll update if I do.

Un descubrimiento para mis velas

Ich hatte eine Lagerfeuerkerze geschenkt bekommen, die nun ausgebrannt war. Das Flackern und Knisternhat mir gefallen und ich wollte gerne versuchen, meine Wachsreste zu verwenden. Ich habe einen Docht über Nacht in Olivenöl eingeweicht und dann die Wachsreste der Weihnachtskerzen geschmolzen und in das Glas gegossen. Es funktioniert! Beim ersten Brennen war die Flamme eher klein und manchmal gab es auch nur ein Glimmen. Aber am nächsten Tag brannte eine schöne Flamme. Ich werde alle meine Wachsreste so verwenden und demnächst auch eine Bienenwachskerze gießen. Für Wachs aus Naturmaterialien muss man eventuell zwei Dochte verwenden.

L'épaisseur des mèches a diminué de moitié depuis mon 1er achat du même produit, il y a environ 2 ans.

I was sceptic because of the negative reviews but I got a good batch and I like it so far. With a shorter jar (lots of air flow) the flame was quite big, and there was a lot of smoke when I first lit it. The smoke alarm went off. After I aired out the room, it burned steadily. Lots of smoke again once the flame is put out, I would recommend putting a lid on the jar as soon as the flame goes out. With a bigger jar, the wick was more protected and it produced a small flame. I probably could have used two wicks side by side for that one too.The wood and the stands seem to be of good quality, I plan on re-using the stands because I had to cut the wick in half to use in most of my jars. I used scissors and there were no cracks. I use these to make new candles from of all the bottom wax left over after store-bought candles burn out. So far, happy with it.

The media could not be loaded.  Ho presi questi stoppini per creare delle candele fatte in casa. Questa che vedete nel video ho usato 2 legnetti insieme perché ho usato c'era di soia e consigliano 2 legnetti...ma non ho messo i legnetti a mollo in olio come diceva qualcuno nei commenti ma li ho messi naturali e come potete vedere bruciano benissimo e sciolgono la cera in modo uniforme. Le recensioni vanno fatte in modo corretto senno' non aiutano. Io li ricomprero' di sicuro perché il rumore che fanno mi piace tantissimo e fanno bene il loro dovere. Unico consiglio x il venditore nella confezione cin ono 50 legnetti e 50 ferretti mettendoli doppi però servirebbero 100 legnetti. Cmq prodotto ottimo.