Candle Wicks for Candle Making DIY with Tabs, 150 Pieces 6" Inches Low Smoke Pre-Waxed & 100% Natural Cotton Core

After testing in various containers, I found these work best in soy wax tealights with a five or six percent fragrance oil (candlescience) load.There was a good pool and just for testing purposes, I did blow two out to test for smoke. Didn't notice any smoke on one and very little on the other. Didn't work well for anything larger. There was continued flickering from the start and LOTS of smoke when blown out on anything larger than tealights.

Worst candle wicks I have ever used. They pull out of the metal base when straightening the wick in a just poured candle. They don’t burn properly, I have had a few complaints from clients who have been buying candles from me for years. Don’t buy these. They are not sturdy and do not stay in the metal base. Ended up ruining so many candles.

These are as good as anything you'd buy locally. They are less expensive in a greater quantity and work perfectly. I'm not sure there's much more to be said! If you need wicks, these are a good product at a good value.

After buying these wicks, I did a lot of reading and learned that there were so many different kinds of wicks I was worried that I had gotten the wrong ones. But as it turns out they seem to be absolutely perfect! They’re slow burning and burn all the way out to the sides. I totally give them five stars and I’ll be buying more.

These will not stay lit. I've invested at least 600 dollars or more in scents, waxes and jars to start a business and after making about 100 candles so far I find out they are worthless because these wicks don't stay lit for more than 5 minutes. So upset and dissapointed

I started making candles and realized that these wicks are not what I was looking for. I made candles in small wine glass and smaller containers and when I burned the candle, it would burn a small diameter around the the wick but the rest of the candle was still standing. It definitely does not burn large enough to melt the whole candle.

I bought these to make candles with my daughter for a summer project. There are so many of them that I don't feel bad making candles of all sizes. They're easy to trim and they hold in place well. A very high quality product!

Works perfectly with Beeswax to make candles!I did not have the Wick-Stickers this time; But I will add them to my cart for next time!INCLUDED TIPS for making Candles with BeesWax!We Made amazing candles with these!We used them with the Beeswax Pellets since they melt nicely, in a double boiler. Easy to add in coconut oil with therapeutic grade essential oils, {you just want to make sure that they are ones that are safe to burn around kids and pets!} You want to let them cool in an oven that was preheated and then turned off so they cool slowly. Keeps candles from cracking!Clean-up Trick for Wax covered Double Boiler! Put messy pot into warm oven until it melts waxy mess & then wipe clean with a paper towel!We held up the wicks with clothespins, we did not have the Wick-Stickers. I might get some wick-stickers to use on other candles. I could see the benefit of having them.I used these wicks in Whisky Glasses, they are a good size for making candles!