When making a candle in glass container what diameter of glass container is this size of wick for?
349822
right around 2" works best when working with glass. All kinda concerns should be with the glass. Some will crack or shatter with heat.
1927608
The wick is about 12 inches long. It reaches to the bottom of a wine bottle. They work great and last a long time.
1475247
This one is almost 1 inch. Mainly using for 6 oz Mason jar. Have no complaints about this product
610526
Candles (not the holder) are 1 & 9/16 inches in diameter and 1 & 7/8 inches tall (counting the "flame")
987071
Possibly, is it 100% beeswax? the larger the wick the hotter the candle will get, if you need the heat and do not care if it melts all the wax in your small tea candle. it sould work.
1517553
I see no reason why they would not! The only problem is keeping the wick centered. I am using sticky tacks to keep the wicks attached to the bottom of the glass. Sometimes the wick will 'un-stick' when pouring the wax into the glass. Also keep the wicks in a cool dry place! They seem to absorb moisture.
1721871
You can't get original refills from what I have learnt, so I use a similar size air fresher candles what will fit in glass within the lantern. If you unable to received this size, buy the nearest size and cut the size off until candle fit. Its means you have to take care removing old candle out with a blunt knife or similar for replacement, but then it save buying the whole lot again and it cheaper and I found it worked for me. Hope this helped.
2150122
You can use a 1/2" wick, it will still work, just a slightly smaller flame and a few less candlepower.
1274076
I have made a candel in a glass container that is 2 3/4" in diameter and when the candel burnes there is a 1/4" of wax left on the edge. So I guess if you want the wax to fully burn down you will have to use a small container. Oh an I used bees wax. This is just my experience I do not know the 'correct' answere. and this is the first time I made a candle. Hope this helps.
795058
The wick is a flat style ; it measures 7/8 inches wide, 1/8 inch thick. I am not sure of the length but this is a fairly common style sold at different lengths. This is a nice lamp; I use mine sometime just as a mood lifter. Hope this helps...
1482082
Yes...It would work fine. I use my warmer for candles only...They are each made of glass.
1138820
It depends on the size candles you are making so I'm really not sure what exactly you're asking. If you're pouring 16 oz candles, you can make 10. If you're pouring 8 oz candles, you can make 20....
62641
Should be for for regular candles, but It may warm your fingers a little if you try and light a candle in a jar like a Yankee candle. I wont blow up on you if that is your concern.
1118872
i do not remember the size. i ordered it for a gallon glass sun tea jar and it was too big. hope this helps. i sent it back.
846077
Not that I know of. I used the aw500 wick in a common antique kerosene perfection heater. We have several glass and all metal perfection 525 with brass tanks. Wick worked in any of mine.
795059
The wick is 1inch wide, about 1/8inch thick, and a little over 71/2 inches long
2280834
Candles are 3 different sizes. They are 4-6-8". Not very reliable though. The 6 and 8 inch quit working after 5 weeks. Ordered the same size Luminara 3 count to replace. More expensive but much better candles