Does anyone know what the best wick would be for this product
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I use a hemp wick ik they were designed for bees wax but I absalutly love them very low smoke almost none but with anything other than bees wax you'll get smoke sets well rigid enough without being obnoxious
895847
There are no pins in this wick? What make and model kerosene heater do you have maybe I can help find the correct one for you
882620
If you search Amazon for: "Yama Alcohol Burner replacement wick" there were a couple of possibilities, but not an exact replacement. Also, http://sweetmarias.com sells the Yama and has good customer support. If you go to their website and contact customer support they probably can help you. Good luck!
114989
I don't know the width of the wick because I had to throw the lamp out without even lighting it once. The lamp leaked oil! It was too dangerous to light it. I suggest you buy something else.
1610575
NO...as long as there is fuel in tank and resevoir, the wick will burn and produce heat at the setting you have made.
1106463
I just bought the heater 2 months ago after my father had one for 5 years. I never asked him how often he had to change the wick however I have been running mine for 2 months 2 - 3 times a day 1 - 2 hours each time. Just yesterday it seemed the flame was acting up so I read the manual and you must clean the wick every so often. I am just about to do just that. I will update you on the outcome. B Brown Alturas, ca.
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On page 17 of my owner's manual, it lists three suitable replacements: Pick-A-Wick PW-24; Kero-World 20401-U; and Dura Heat DH-200. You can probably order these online, or you might find one at your local Ace Hardware. Good Luck!
1318444
I don-t use wicks with this it does have a small plastic bottle on the bottom for your aromatherophy oil good luck on finding what you need i hope i helped you
1465116
As for the wick using a lot of oil simply dilute with water when adding to special holding area
1788720
since its a butane flame i think you should go with a normal zippo, cause you could get burned. This should be a better option: Zippo Pipe Black Matte Lighter
1755351
Make sure the wick is cut an inch longer than neccesary. I dip the wick into hot beeswax and let it dry. That way the wick is stiff and easier to deal with. Then, wrap one end around a skewer or pencil and lay the pencil on top of the jar. It holds the wick in the center of the jar. Then if you pour a little of the beeswax mix in the jar and let it cool you will have a base! Hopefully that wasn't too confusing. I Learned this from ''Diy natural's'' website and it worked well for me!
2101878
Haha THICK! Unfortunately I have tried to buy a lot of wicks to fit my already existing stoppers and none of them really worked. I don't know the thickness as it was not on the label, but I do know I've tried MANY stores that sell wicks and I haven't found a fit for my other ones YET. Let me know if YOU do!!
2151709
I suggest a Butane burner. They sell little ones that fit under the Syphon Alcohol does not burn very hot at all. But Isopropyl Alcohol should work ( Rubbing Alcohol)
2003047
First of all, there should be only a tiny bit of wick above the hole in the stopper.Second, I've never used citronella so I can't address how it may burn compared to regular lamp oil.Third, I haven't used mine yet so am not sure of this brand. I've only used "Wine Lights" brand in the past.Fourth, once the wick burns down, blow out flame, let it cool, use tweezers to pull up the wick, trim it off with scissors and start the process again.That's all I can offer. Cheers!
1755352
Depending on size of glass container and heat of bee's wax you can use a hot glue gun to tack down the wick. I'm assuming the candle will remain in glass container when lit. Otherwise you're stuck with metal tab. I don't recommend using any wick with an internal wire stiffener as the metal vapors go into the air. Okay for large open areas; not so good for small rooms. Hope this helps, a craft shop might have more ideas.
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First, all the kerosene heaters marked "110" or "HMN 110" are basically the same, just sold by different companies; so, they take the same wick. There is a web site that is devoted to all sorts of kerosene devices, heaters, stoves, lamps, etc. The guy who runs it is extremely knowledgable and can answer questions. There is a difference in the quality of wicks. You should get a CUI wick made in England by Hattersley, as they are the best quality. They cost around $11. The wick you want is listed as "1X". FOR WICKS: http://www.milesstair.com/by_make/HEAT_MATE_Kerosene_Heaters.html, HOME PAGE: http://www.milesstair.com/kero_heaters.html
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It does come with a wick, there is a lever on the side of the globe, push it down to lift the globe, you can light and blow it out this way, round the top of the wick with the contour of the brass, if you leave corners on the wick it will smoke, hope that helps