Review on 🔥 Color Scissor 12 Foot / 2 Rolls Cotton Oil Lamp Wick - 3/4-Inch Replacement for Oil Lanterns, Lamps, and Burners by Courtney Johnson

First of all, this is a great deal. Two 6-foot rolls (12 feet total) with 3/4-inch wick for $5.00. And yes, it's a tube, but I really don't see much of a downside to using it in lamps. $2.50 for 6 feet instead of a thick 8 inch wick at the same price or higher. But I bought this to make Char Cloth. So if you are browsing here and looking for a moisture wicking fabric to make charred fabric, seriously consider this one. €5, keep it up. I'm impressed with my results and I charred everything. And I mean all the cotton, jute, and hemp stuff I could find around the house, including rope, twine, washcloths, more than a whole pair of non-tight jeans, including belt loops and hems, cotton balls, and makeup pads. . These wicks made the best charcoal. Hard, thick, easy to ignite, hot and long burning. One roll gave me twenty 2 7/8 inch strips of really well charred fabric after the 3.5 inch strips (Altoids can) were cooked. And half a strip is more than enough to start a fire. give this item "Approved by Pyrotechnic Idiot".