🕯️ UCO Original Candle Lantern Kit Powder Coat: Illuminate Your Outdoor Adventures with Style and Convenience! Review

I have read many reviews about this product. Some have suggested that the reflector is junk and doesn't fit in the bin. Others made good suggestions which I followed. First I used needle nose pliers to bend the reflector tab at the top to attach it to the glass. After lighting, hook it into the jar just before it closes completely. A reflector helps to direct the light away from your eyes. Second, Peeps complained that the reflector didn't fit in the container. The suggestion I read was to bend

I really like this product. However, I think it could be 100% better with a little modification. The version with three candles is convenient because it has a surface on which you can put a cup and heat water. The single candle version puts out enough heat to heat a cup of water or a cup of soup in my opinion. This top is HOT, HOT, HOT. It also emits enough light to read in total darkness. However, if the device were just half an inch wider and the top was sized for a small metal cup or pan, it

I have used the original UCO brass candle lantern for many years. This is ideal for camping when you don't need the brightness or noise of a Coleman lantern, but just need some light to illuminate a small area. I've never had a problem with wax dripping into the candlestick, but I don't move it often after it's lit, so maybe that helps. I have used UCO candles, other brands, citronella and beeswax and they all work well for their intended purpose. I did not notice any particular difference…

First, as far as the three categories that Revain includes in this lantern review, everything is fine. Brightness, light, easy to use. If only that was all. Unfortunately, while the outer casing is solid enough despite the glass shutter, the guts of this thing suck. The three-bar system used to hold the clasp in place is little stronger than aluminum foil. You won't realize it until you need to clean the lantern, and then your problems will come into focus. Actually, let me backtrack a bit and…