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I used it to make some emergency candles with some deer tallow. They seam to burn great with this wick.

For a clean, smokless, constant steady burn with no flickers this is my favourite wick. I get the extra ply, smokeless. You get quite alot of wick too.Tip; Soak your wicks in the wax you choose for your candles first, emmersing the entirety of each wick. I prefer coconut wax above all other wax for its clean burn, non- irritant to lungs and air and animals and children.

No issues using this as wicks for my candles lately and no complaints from customers either. They're working just as well as wicks I previously used, so I would recommend them, if for other no other reason than it can be cheaper than pre cut wicks.

So I love these wicks they worked perfectly and no problem really. Only thing was sometimes extra string will fall off in my wax but I think that’s how I cut them which i will use my other cutters too see how they come out next time.

used it to make homemade fire starters for camping.

It provides low smoke when wick is burning inside my candles I make.

I have mentioned before in another review about candle products - I am really new to candle making. The supplies and equipment I have now are parts of some sketchy starter kits. I saw this on Vine and thought "WOW! How great would it be to be able to START with the length of wick I need instead of wasting so much on these pre-fabbed ones?" What I didn't realize is that this kind of wick does require a little more work than the others. Oddly enough, I found the extra step to be part of the fun and I don't know that I will ever go back to using the disk holders once I burn through these jars that I have.Anyway, the very end was a bit frayed when I got it but there was no fraying where I cut. I just used the frayed part for my alligator to hold. Again, I am really new at this, so I don't know for quality yet, but the beginning stages of this wick worked really great for me. I just have to wait for my wax to cure so I can do my burn test. I used soy wax so I should be doing the burn test somewhere around the 26th or 27th. I will update the review with any relevant information or scoring at that time, but at this point in the process, I like this product. The fact that I am wasting so much less material is very happy-making.

Burned to fast for me and produced a large flame. However it was very sturdy, a great value for the amount you get and it was much thicker than my regular cotton core wicks.

Excelente