eBoot 6-inch Natural Candle Wicks for Candle Making, 100 Pieces

I am a beginner to candle making and these wicks were perfect for me. I used a wooden skewer to tie the wick to and let it drop to the bottom of my containers ( in my case vintage china teacups) I didn’t use anything to stick them down as I want to be able to use the teacups again. They were all nice and straight when they arrived so nothing much to do to them.They stayed in pace when I poured in the melted soy wax ( at 50c) and my candles all set beautifully within 5 hours.I have only tried burning one and it was lovely. I had it lit last night for three hours and it has hardly burnt down at all. I reckon I will probably get 10 burning hours at least from my teacup candles . No smoke and the only smell was from the essential oil in the wax. I will buy them again as they are such good value. And they came next day !

Not as hassle-free as expected, but can't find a better alternative. When they come into contact with hot wax they melt and slip down into all sorts of angles and loops that wick holders can't seem to stop. It's a complete nightmare - I ended up trying to hold each wick taught by hand until semi-set - really time consuming as I made ten candles. I would also really urge novice candle makers to buy the sticky tabs for the wick bases. I didn't, and it was a huge error (again, made it impossible to keep the wicks in place). Great price, and a good length for most candles, and can't find anything easier to use. Do note - the wick itself is natural but is coated with paraffin wax.

No it's not the title of my home video.Product is great, use to make my own candle jars from the bottom of the jars. Burns well if a little smokey.

Ideal for making candles out of spare wax from burnt candles

The wicks came bent at the bottom near the silver plate. When the wax would be poured in it would bend and break in the jar and I would have to pour the wax out. What I did was I super glued the wick to the bottom of the jar, let it dry for 24 hours and then when I poured the wax in, I poured a layer in first and let it dry somewhat so the wick would securely be put in its place. You have to let the wax cool for a while before pouring it into the jar with the wick.

These appear to be good value and good quality. I bought them as I have loads of bits of my yankee candles left in the bottom of jars, so I want to melt them and make small candles. I stick the metal disc to the bottom of my jars and teacups with glue dots and pour in the wax and then wait for it to set. The test one I've done so far has turned out brilliantly, and burns well, so top marks for these wicks!

This would be a 5 star rating if most of the wicks didn't come bent at the sustainers. Some broke while trying to straighten them, but handled the rest with kids gloves. Otherwise, it does what it's supposed too and burns cleanly. Came on time and well packed by amazon prime.

Bit thin, but ok for the money