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FrankSr
2025-08-15 13:13:58
After attempting several ways to make this wick cast a flame, I have concluded they do not work as advertised. I have set the wick at several heights out of the stem, I have doused the top of the wick, as recommended, and the flame disappears after a few minutes. Most likely the reason, the oil is not being absorbed up to the top.Also note, each wick end has a plastic wrapper. The produce does not come with instructions on whether or not to cut or keep the plastic wrapper. I have tried both ways and it makes no difference.The brass fitting fits into a standard wine bottle but it is not a snug fit.Dec 20, 2024 Update: To get the flame to stay lit, you have to soak at least 75% of the wick in the lamp oil and keep the bottle filled as such. When working properly, this wine bottle oil lamp is very festive and works as stated.
mike Gault
2025-08-13 14:26:36
These fit the bottle perfectly. If you use a shorter bottle might. Have to cut the wick. They work great
Kristen
2025-08-04 19:10:36
When I cut them , it comes out of the thread , I thought it came with a cap also to put out , that's my fault tho didn't read it correctly. Also the fire goes out alot and doesn't re light easy
Lori
2025-04-29 11:55:03
Decided I wanted to make some alcohol bottle lanterns for my house, bought these and they are really nice, like the cap with the chain. Very easy to put on and held up nicely.
Customer
2025-02-22 13:13:20
We place these is an empty wine bottle filled with citronella on our outside deck, then light it to keep mosquitoes away! The wicks last a long time too so this is truly a good buy!
Deborah Perry
2025-02-19 11:18:15
Exactly what I needed.
Customer
2025-02-14 21:10:11
The torches will not stay lit but for a few minutes. I am not happy about that. A waist of money
PAUL FALZONE
2025-02-02 13:50:07
fits most bottles, i have a few short rum bottles and cut the wick, haven't had the chance to see how long they last,
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