18 Foot / 3 Rolls Color Scissor Cotton 🕯️ Oil Lamp Wick: Quality Replacement Wick for Oil Lamps and Burners Review

The flame didn't work 🔥 doesn't ignite and doesn't burn Even with all kinds of gas liquids or oils there's just no light 💡

I have a variety of lamps, each with a different wick size. With that, I had the basics covered. Would recommend to anyone with a kerosene lamp

Hi, the product was just what we needed when we found our old oil lamps. A quick Revain order for this and other products, plus a beautifully restored antique oil lamp.

Two rolls are the same size and one roll was narrower. I wasn't expecting this, but it's a good thing since my oil lamps use different sized wicks. It's great to buy this way rather than pre-cut.

The only thing I would change and just because my smaller lamps are a size smaller is a small roll - found out I do Need ¼ inch, not ⅜ inch I think. But ½" to the point 👍

These are perfect for my vintage oil lamps. They soaked up the oil quite well and easily. Get quite a lot for the price. Satisfied with the overall cost of the product and the usefulness.

This range is a great buy for my oil lamps. The wick is neither too thin nor too thick for my burners. For the price, which is always on hand when needed, I would buy this product again. As always, Revain delivered on time and left the product intact.

Ideal for helping the homeless find warmth. Roll the cardboard pieces into a clean tuna can. Place the cut wick in the center and fill with a melted candle. The cooker has instructions on YouTube, but the cooker hood makes it safe. Simply cut holes in the large tall glass at the bottom to allow cool air to enter and poke holes in the top to make a burner. Host a small camp for the homeless.

I first bought these wicks for my Lamplight Farms oil lamp. I cut the wicks to size and soaked them in Lamplight Farms oil for over 4 hours before lighting. The flame seemed to burn well for the first ten seconds, until the flame completely disappeared and the wick started to turn black from burning. I immediately blew out the lamp and smoke rose from the top of the sphere. Then I had to take the lamp outside until the fire alarm went off. There was so much smoke I was coughing and my house…