Ziosxin 50 Set Candle Wick, Thicken Smokeless Cherry Wood Wicks for Candles-Long Lasting Flame-Easily Burn, Candle Cores with Stand and Glue Dot, Candle Wicks for Candle Making

These are actually better than the usual string wick. I like the fact that they are sturdy and have a long burning life. The metal stands are great and the little stickers that come with it to attach it to the candle are really sticky so it won’t fall over when pouring your candle wax. The only downside to these are they don’t come in smaller sizes for tea lights. The shipping was right on time actually it came earlier than expected. I definitely recommend trying these out.

Definitely read every review on every wick out there. Some reviews made me nervous to use wood wicks but as you learn factors matter just like any recipe and product. So the woman selling these seems to help you figure out what you’re doing wrong if it’s not working and you can write her. I read some people did and did not treat the wood with olive oil and both still had success. For starters, I noticed with her wood wicks, in her description she states between 3-3.5 inch wide vessels/containers are recommended for these wicks. It does melt the wax perfectly. I used the freedom soy wax (wanting to switch to something more environmentally/agriculturally friendly like 100% coconut wax and beeswax..). I used around 10% natural fragrance/essential oils. The trick with wood wicks too is the height you trim them to. I noticed people complaining they don’t stay lit then followed her instructions and trimmed a little more and sure enough that is the case! I thought it already looked short enough but it gets closer and works. I read someone’s review said “cut a triangle”, which basically with scissors you cut diagonally and it’s a triangle and it seems to make that exact measurement part easy. At some level in the diagonal the flame will figure it out, just try to get it as close as possible to the measurement of 5mm. Some say you have to trim off the burnt wood before lighting again. I didn’t need to. I lit my candle 6+ different times, all different timeframes; 4 hours, 2 hours, 1 hour.. all mixed times and no issues relighting except for today it’s at the very bottom, it didn’t stay lit so I trimmed the burnt top off and now it’s lit, even to the metal piece still. As you can see in my pictures. So I think these wicks are great! Just follow those instructions. If I were the owner I’d put these directions clearly organized in one of the images to save her and her customers a lot of explaining. It’s not hard at all, it’s just once you know and learn it’s down hill from there. Oh, and not much crackle, as it’s advertised. It’s got that very quiet wood burn sound sometimes, unlike cotton wicks. But not fireplace status. You have to buy ones with added crackle for that crackle sound. Hope this review saves everyone the hours of reading and worrying I did haha.

If there is the slightest breeze or someone walks by, the flame will go out. They burn at a very low blue flame. Have made several candles with various waxes, tried pre-soaking wood wicks in lamp oil, they all do this. Next I’ll try stacking two side by side.

Works perfectly! I bought some nicely scented candles. But the wicks turned out to be some synthetic material that melts into blobs and they require constant trimming. So I bought these wooden wicks. I decided to double up the wick and I soaked them for two hours in olive oil as recommended. I set my candle on a beverage warmer until it was completely melted and then pulled out the old wick. I trimmed the wooden wick to size and inserted it into the melted candle, leaving 5mm exposed as recommended. I let the candle cool for 24 hours and lit it. It works perfectly! I'm so glad I bought these!

Wanted to give 5, but, not sure how I feel about the burning rate overall. One burns, the other with exact same height above candle won’t stay lit. Mostly good! Saved me a ton in candles to buy soy wax and reuse existing candle glass.

They did crackle, but I had a lot of trouble getting the candles to stay lit. Maybe my fault going to try

Easy to use. The wick is thick enough that I didn’t need to use 2. Adhesive is strong.

When I first opened the package and took out one of the wicks, I was so happy to see that with just a little nudging I could easily slide the wick into the wax of the candle, but when I lit it, nothing! Then I did a little research, and it showed that the wicks needed to be primed with oil, like olive oil. Once I did this, by placing the wick(s) and covering with some olive oil in a resealable freezer bag for about 30 mins to an hour, it seemed like the solution to my decades of saved, half-burnt candles had been found.Note that, it may take a couple of lights to get the wick to burn, but once it starts, it burns longer than any other wick I've ever had. I recommend this product to every candle lover, and I also recommend removing them from the packaging upon receipt and placing in a resealable bag with oil (olive) for storage. Be sure to lightly wipe before placing in your candle and lighting your wick.

Really happy its really thuck & smooth, love them, thank you sell for being transparent.

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