🔥 Sterno 30644 Clear Liquid Paraffin Lamp Oil - Single Pack Review

Used 2 gallons at my daughter's wedding for brass lanterns for 200 guests (20 tables + dessert tables + signing table). At the end of the night we blew out the lanterns and poured the kerosene lamp oil back into the original container. We still have a liter of oil left. After 8 hours we only used 1 gallon of liquid paraffin! No smell! No Smoking! Completely satisfied with this purchase.

We live in a rural area where power outages are fairly common in winter, especially when it's snowing or there's a hurricane. I use oil lamps and my supply was low. The price of this lamp oil was very good, so I ordered it. Only used once, no complaints. It has no unpleasant odor and burns clean. This amount is enough for me all winter, plus! The packaging is a plastic container, which is perfectly acceptable. Delivered quickly, well packaged, arrived safely. If you are looking for lamp oil at…

Before I discovered this lamp oil, I bought the supposedly "smokeless, odorless" oil from the place that begins with the letter W. The instructions for this product strongly recommend trimming the wick more often. Yes. About every 20 minutes, this material clogged the wick and the flame went out. (And it smelled so awful it made me sick.) Now, why I love this product. It just so happens that I like having a little night light when I sleep. Every evening I light a lamp in the sconce on my…

Great item from a genuine and reliable seller - many thanks! I bought this oil for my father's oil lamp, which was given to me after his death. I light it every day - it burns evenly and evenly, without smoke and smell. I will buy again! One note though - be aware that a large gallon bottle is fragile and prone to cracking and leaking if not handled carefully by the carrier. This has already happened twice. Now I've taken it to the nearest Revain locker where there's less chance of it being…

I have not yet fired this product. I started collecting samples of elements from the periodic table. Some elements oxidize or corrode quickly in air, so they should be stored in paraffin oil. For this purpose, the product works well. I halved several pieces of sodium and potassium to show their metallic properties and quickly dunked them in paraffin oil. AI said the metallic luster would oxidize very quickly in air, but would remain lustrous in oil. This oil is very clear and I can see my…

I have been buying small bottles of another brand of pure fuel oil for various pottery lamps and large lamps that can be used with kerosene or oil for a long time. I like soft light and atmosphere. I suffer from allergies and asthma so being smoke free, clean burning and odor free is even more important. Realizing how much money I was spending on a different brand of smaller bottles since winter storms made the oil more important, I bought a larger bottle of oil without sacrificing quality. I…

Unlike others my lamp oil arrived in perfect condition. I like that it's two gallons. The top half of each gallon was wrapped with several layers of saran wrap covering the lid. The pitchers fit perfectly in a two-gallon box, and that box was packed inside another box. There are no delivery problems here. Although I have a couple of rechargeable flashlights that stay plugged into the wall as night lights so they can be fully charged. It's nice to have more light that doesn't depend on…

Sterno 30644 kerosene lamp, oil, single, transparent I have an Aladin lantern with a burning surface cover. I have burned all types of fuel with this lamp, including kerosene and liquid paraffin. than the kerosene I've used in the past. This is easier on your mantle because if carbon builds up on it it is very difficult to keep it as sometimes it is too thick to burn carbon. as well as other fuels that I have used. Burn times are approximate as the brightness and intensity of the flame (mantle)