🕯️ Ner Mitzvah Round Floating Wicks - 50 Count (Approx.) with Cork Disc Holders - Premium Large Cotton Wicks for Oil Cups - Includes Bonus Wick Removal Tweezers Review

I was very excited after reading some of the reviews on this product and the price was clearly great. Now I understand why they were so cheap. I was able to burn them once, and then the wicks would immediately sink to the bottom of my oil-filled jar. If you don't want to use them for a few hours in a night, look elsewhere.

I'm so glad to find them! They don't glow that easily. Tip: I squeezed a small DRY cotton bundle around the wick, lit it and it caught the wick. I have also noticed that if you dip the wick in the oil before lighting it once it burns brighter and stays brighter than unimpregnated wicks. Hope this helps, it's GREAT!

Ok, maybe I'm naive because I'm making or using an oil lamp for the first time. However, the lamp burned only about nine hours. It looks like the wick has run out because my glass container is still full of oil. Why are the wicks so short? Can't they make longer pre-cut wicks, I've looked everywhere! ⭐⭐⭐⭐🚫 because it works, but the wick runs out quickly and the disc moves. Make the wicks longer!

They work very well! Please note that the wicks are packed separately in a box (see my photo). And the shiny silver side of the disc should go up and the cork side down onto the vegetable oil. (I wonder if some of the bad reviews are because people don't understand that?) I poured some water into a glass, added a few drops of blue food coloring, and then poured in about an inch of canola vegetable oil. I also dipped the wick in the oil before inserting the wick into the tiny disc, about 1/3 of…

I needed to find a non-toxic solution to keep a candle burning continuously for 30 days for a spiritual ceremony. It worked great! I took a regular spout jar (or used an old candle jar that had burned out the wax), first added an inch or two of water, then an inch or two of olive oil. Wet the wick with olive oil, insert it into the float holder so that 1/3 of the wick is above the float. Place carefully on the oil. Hold a long-handled lighter over the wick and let it burn until it ignites (this

This is a repeat order I like big discs because they don't tip over or put out flames and the rest of the white wicks lasted 48-60 hours with about an inch of oil. With white wicks I could even add more oil to make the wick burn longer. I learned how to soak the wick in oil before lighting it. Pink wicks have a shorter burn time and break down in the oil which is why I give this product 4 stars. Please go back to other wicks. I have bought other small floating wicks that have 50 pink wicks and…