🕯️ EricX Light Candle Wick Trimmer - Polished Stainless Steel Wick Cutter Review

This thing is awful. The flare angle on this trimmer is not vertical enough to reach tall stem candles or even medium to large sized jar candles. Unfortunately for me it was no different than ordinary scissors.

I didn't really see the point of a wick trimmer until I rearranged my furniture and saw my white walls were covered in soot from candle smoke. I use this before every burn now and it helped a lot with the smoking situation. It's cheap but beautiful and high quality. The small reservoir holds the wicks well when trimming a multi-wick candle so you can cut them all off without falling out.

I've always wanted one and was very happy when I found it on Amazon for a very reasonable price. It is made of stainless steel. This length is enough to cut the wick of a candle in a large jar. It makes a perfect crop with very few problems. While I was impressed with the quality, I wish the design was more comfortable for where I place my fingers. Sometimes, depending on which candle wick I need to cut, it's not that easy to hold as the holes at the end are a bit awkward. It's not a…

Not a bad product, but the loop dangles a bit and the jaws are quite uneven and crunch when closed - they are not polished to a high gloss. I assume they are good for trimming burnt candle wicks, which is their intended purpose as burnt wicks are quite brittle. I gave it as a gift and was quite disappointed with the packaging. It was adequate and protected the trimmers, but it was a very thin, solid black cardboard sleeve with "EricX Light (flame emoji)" printed in white. The product works well

There's not much to say about a wick trimmer, but I use this thing almost every day. (candle freak here). I used to ignore the advice to trim the wick for a clean burn, but when I started buying higher quality candles I wanted to get the most bang for my buck. I've read enough to know that maybe I should start cutting the fuses. You can't use scissors to find the right angle to cut the wick in a candle in a jar, so I've covered a few here. The price of this cutter was affordable. I'm happy to…

The wick trimmer is "simple", I've never had one, despite decades of burning candle. What have I missed! This particular item is amazing: lightweight but more than durable, elegant, with a perfect design. I'm amazed at how something so beautiful was missing from my life. This thing now sits next to my favorite candle. The cost is more than acceptable, and a small "basin" for collecting wick debris works just fine. The length is perfect for every candle I have. The packaging was even attractive,

Not much to say about the wick meter but I use it almost every day. (candle freak here). I used to ignore the advice to trim the wick for a clean burn, but when I started buying higher quality candles I wanted to get the most bang for my buck. I've read enough to know that maybe I should start cutting the fuses. You can't use scissors to find the right angle to cut the wick in a candle in a jar, so I've covered a few here. The price of this cutter was affordable. I'm happy to say it's a good…

I've only recently become fascinated with candles and all things candle related, so I've learned that every self-respecting candle maker should have a wick trimmer. Now I also understand why before, when I lighted candles less frequently, there was always this black plume of smoke when I lit the candle for the first time after a previous use. Now that's gone because of this wick trimmer. If you use it, your candle will burn essentially clean. There are no initial black smoke stains (which can…