MECCANIXITY Oil Lamp Wick 7/8 Inch Flat Wide 32 Foot Cotton Lanterns Wick with Black Stitch for Kerosene Burner Lighting

Product description

Specifications

Length:

2 Meters / 6.56 Ft per roll3 Meters / 9.8 Ft per roll10 Meters / 32.8 Ft per rollThickness: 2mm / 0.08 inch How to use it?

Never burn dry wicks. Please immerse the wick in oil for half an hour, and burn it when it is completely soaked in lamp oil to avoid smoking and flicking. If you see any smoke when the wick is lit, it is because the flame is too high. Notice

If you change the fuel type, we suggest you replace the wick as well. Remember to turn off the light when you leave. For the best burning effect, the wick should be trimmed regularly to remove burnt edges and carbon deposits

Different width sizes for your options 1/2 inch / 12.5mm 5/8 inch / 15.8mm 3/4 inch / 19.05mm 7/8 inch / 22.22mm 1 inch / 25.4mm 10mm / 0.39 inch 12mm / 0.47 inch 20mm / 0.79 inch

This cotton wick is great for replacing oil lamp wick or DIY oil lamp. It can be applied to different types of lamps, providing a warm atmosphere for porch and camping, which is also an important item for household emergency lighting or power failure. The flat cotton oil lamp wick can be applied for different types of lanterns and lamps.

Advantages

Made of flat cotton material, soft and durableEasy to cut, you can cut the length to meet your needs

This cotton wick is great for replacing oil lamp wick or DIY oil lamp. It can be applied to different types of lamps, providing a warm atmosphere for porch and camping, which is also an important item for household emergency lighting or power failure.
Flat Width: 7/8 inch / 22mm; Length: 10 Meters / 32.8 Ft; Thickness: 2mm / 0.08 inch; In the package of 1 x Oil Lamp Wick
The oil lamp wick is made of flat cotton material, soft and long lasting. You can cut it to the length you want to meet your needs.
Never burn dry wicks. Please immerse the wick in oil for half an hour, and burn it when it is completely soaked in lamp oil to avoid smoking and flicking. If you see any smoke when the wick is lit, it is because the flame is too high.
If you change the fuel type, we suggest you replace the wick as well. Remember to turn off the light when you leave. For the best burning effect, the wick should be trimmed regularly to remove burnt edges and carbon deposits.

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