🕯️ Cozyours 6 inch Cotton Candle Wicks: 100 Pcs, Pre-Waxed & Pretabbed for Candle Making Review

This bag will last forever. That's what I do. I have several candles that have died over time. They all leave a lot of extra wax, right? Take all the wax from the leftovers, place in a bowl and heat in the microwave until melted. Make sure you take out the metal part that is always at the bottom of an extinguished candle. You fill a full candle in a glass container, take out something like a checkered skewer and make a hole down the middle to the bottom. I've used new pieces of metal or cut…

So far so good! I bought these wicks to recycle my favorite candles, which unfortunately are very expensive. After scooping up and melting the wax, I smeared some wax into the base of my new candle and placed a ridge of the wax there. The wick is fairly straight and holds well (you will need to attach the wick to a pen or pencil and place it on a new candlestick while the wax dries). The wick actually burns very slowly, which is a good thing that I like because my delicious candle lasts longer.

Not impressed. After pouring the wax, the "Sticker" loses the fight and flops. I pour about 110 and use a candlestick instead of a wick. The wick stays straight because of the holder, but it's very difficult to get the wick to stay on the glass. I got it working but it's not and shouldn't be that hard. I went back to wax glue and gave my daughter the "glue stickers" to make. The wick itself doesn't seem too bad. A little thin. Lift it up at the base and the wick falls to the side. Maybe it was…