Glo Brite by 21st Century L05 Wide Cotton Lamp Wicks, 1/2-Inch

I had read that the incorrect thickness and width of wick could cause a flame to travel toward the bulb of fuel. Though lack of oxygen would probably stop the flame I didn't want to risk it. So I did my research. The weave and thickness of this product matched the same weave and thickness of the original wick of my antique 1875 oil lamp. However, it could be used for any age lamp. Very nice quality. I will definitely be buying this again.

The product arrived quickly and was as described in the ad submitted by the seller. Unfortunately the wicks didn't really fir my lanterns and were very difficult to install. I view this as my issue. Perhaps the product description could be updated to beter describe the wick thickness. Widith was fine but they were a bit thick for my lanterns. That said, I would still recommend this seller's product for the right lanterns.

We always keep some extra cotton lamp wicks on hand in the emergency supplies in case the electricity is lost.

The wicks were quickly shipped and at a good price. Caution for first time buyers of lantern products: Be sure you check for the proper wick width of your specific lantern! You can't cram a 1" wick in a 1/2" wick guide!

Cool lantern swag.

Well, I expected to receive the coil-like wicks (the kind for the classic Tiki lanterns, only thinner and shorter). However, these are the flat, cloth-like kind that you typically see in an oil latern. Even still, they worked for my outdoor lanterns and seem to be of good quality.

burned up in no time, shoddy material, poor performance, not worth calling a wick, just a piece of cloth that burns

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