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PARA CHANUKAH Y SHABBAT
Perfecto para tu menorá de Hanukah o para usar para encender velas Shabbos, estas mechas se adaptan a casi cualquier taza de aceite.
Multiusos:
Estas mechas se adaptan a casi cualquier taza de vela de aceite y tienen muchos usos. Desde ceremonias religiosas y eventos espirituales, hasta iluminación suave y velas de emergencia.
Uso seguro
Diseñado pensando en tu seguridad, las luces se apagarán si la mecha se inclina sobre el aceite. Nunca dejes estas mechas o cualquier llama desatendida.
Tamaño:
Disco de 30 mm de diámetro. Mecha 18 mm.
Mary Luna
Comentado en México el 6 de abril de 2025
Buen producto, si duran. Desprende un olor peculiar pero no fastidia el olfato. Las recomiendo
Rigoberto Cazares rodriguez
Comentado en México el 7 de abril de 2025
Excelente muy práctico para tener una encendida una luz de flama
PieTOgo
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de febrero de 2024
My daughter loves making homemade oil lamps and these round floating wicks are perfect for her. They come with 50 cotton wicks and cork disc holders that fit most oil containers. They are easy to use and create a beautiful flame that lasts for hours. They are also safe and eco-friendly. My daughter has made some lovely oil lamps with these wicks and she enjoys lighting them up at night. They are a great value for the money and I would definitely buy them again.
Karen
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de febrero de 2023
used as a wick in a backyard fire pot. Should work just fine
Grass_Tiger
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de abril de 2023
I eat a lot of meat and really didn't like how much grease I was just throwing away. I started saving it in 8 ounce mason jars, bought these to throw on top and it works great! I keep the jars in the fridge to keep the grease from going rancid, then just put the jar in the oven for ~10 minutes to melt the top layer. I soak the wick top and bottom (flipping it over to ensure it's absorbed the grease--not sure that's necessary), and light it. An 8 ounce jar of tallow/lard lasts about 12 hours or so. There's only the faintest scent of grease, but I usually don't notice it (and I'm severely chemically sensitive). When I'm done burning it and there's still grease left, I just put lid on which puts out the flame, then put it back in the fridge. With how expensive candles are these days, this is a great alternative if you have a lot of left over cooking grease. You can just use cotton cord as a wick, but then you have to go through the work making sure it's centered, etc, but with these, you can just set it on top of grease--it's quick and easy. Because of the size of the disk, even if it gets up against the side of the mason jar, I haven't had any problems with the glass getting too hot and breaking. I wouldn't use something thin like typical candle holders for this though as I'm not sure they could take the heat so close to their thin glass.
Zahava
Comentado en México el 6 de mayo de 2019
Increíbles. Duranmas que otros. Y se pueden reutilizar
Sefora Ionce
Comentado en Canadá el 12 de enero de 2018
Seems to work well and looks cool too. Prompt delivery. Thank you!
Lurchie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de junio de 2017
*update 01/21/2014*I did an unscientific test and determined that 50 ml of canola oil will burn for approximately 12 hours. I think that's a pretty darn good deal.*update 10/21/13*Regarding burn time - this weekend I accidentally left this burning on my desk in a small (5") glass with approximately 2" of olive oil. It burned for over 10 hours. It would have burned longer if the oil level hadn't dropped so low that the wick tipped over and snuffed itself out. (Raising a question in my mind about the reviewer who said that the tipped wick ignited the oil and caused a fire) I was present when the wick tipped over and snuffed, so I saw it happen with my own eyes.Anyway, I don't recommend leaving any burning item unattended, but it was nice to know that these are super safe. I was also pleased with the burn time. The case for emergency lighting gets stronger when you consider the cost, reliability, and safety.One thing I would emphasize to everyone using these is make sure only about 1/3 of the wick is exposed above the silver disk. Any more than that and you risk a sooty flame and/or tipping wick.One more point and then I'll shut up (for now). Only burn these wicks once. When you blow them out and then relight them (even if you increase the exposed wick) the wicks WILL tip over. Once the flame goes out, replace the wick and disc with a fresh one.I LOVE these! I'm not sure what took me so long to discover them - they've been around forever. Put a little olive oil in a small glass, drop in one of these marvelously simple wicks, and presto! an oil lamp. I love the simplicity of the idea. Olive oil lamps have been around longer than candles have (that's a long time). Olive oil burns cleanly, smokelessly, odorlessly, and best of all, snuffs itself if it's knocked over. Keep a box of these wicks handy for power outages - you can use any kind of cooking oil, or liquid paraffin (never never NEVER use kerosene, gasoline, lantern gas, mineral spirits, alcohol, or anything that has a high evaporation rate) for instant emergency lighting. A shot glass (approximately 2.5 oz) of oil should burn for about 6-8 hours.As with any open flame, never leave it unattended, keep it away from flammable upholstery or fabrics, only burn the oil in a fireproof vessel (glass, pottery, metal), and keep away from children and flammable pets.
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