EricX Light 8 inch Candle Wick with Candle Wick Stickers and Candle Wick Centering Device,60 pcs for Candle Making

This is my first time making candles and I’m very happy I ordered these specific wicks. They burn amazing!! And they’re super easy to use. The length and thickness of it is perfect. I used regular wax and it melts + burn just as it should. You cannot beat the value for the price. Will most likely repurchase. Happy customer!

These wicks worked great for me and burned well, clean and easily relit.My main use was I had two expensive large wide candles that came with 3 wicks. They looked great however burned very poorly. I almost threw them away but thought the the cause might be lousy wicks and that I might as well try drilling a narrow hole through them and installing these wicks instead (leaving the original lousy wicks in the candles).I installed 4 of these wonderful wicks into each of the two candles and they work great. They made the lousy burning candle into wonderful burning candles so two thumbs up for these wicks. I highly recommend them.

I’ve made a few candles since I purchased this, and the wicks have I love the metal sizer, as I’ve used a few different glass sizes for my candles. The adhesive is decent, though if you move the wick too much before pouring the candle wax in the glass, the adhesive will come loose. It was better if I waited to adhere the wicks until shortly before pouring the wax. The wicks are also easy to light and burn smoothly.

The media could not be loaded. I really wanted to try, making homemade candles because all of the chemicals that are in store-bought ones. I made this little practice tin and used the wicks. It was very easy to use and the adhesive was nice when pouring the wax it held up nicely and the wick holder was a nice addition. On the first strike when lighting with the lighter it was nice and it stayed lit until I blew it out, which it was about 4 to 6 hours but it only burned the center after all those hours like it was barreling a whole only in the center it didn’t spread out to the rest of the tin. Now this could just be user error on my end. Maybe I should’ve put two wicks in there but I didn’t think it was necessary, because the tin about 3 inches in diameter. I’m glad I am testing these out before I put them in my real candleholders, but I will just have to play around with it and see what works. Maybe two or three are needed other than that it does burn well and there’s no bad scent that comes off of it so you can take your chances it’s just all about how you set up your wicks in your candles.

I used these wicks in a batch of candles that I made from leftovers of other candles. For just the cost of these wicks, and the time it took to sort colors and melt down old candle bits, I made several big new candles in the glass containers I'd saved from old ones over the years. I like being able to recycle things into truly useful items, for only a few dollars in supplies.They have all burned great - no problems with them going out or not lighting easily.These are thin wicks - only large enough for melting a 3 or 4 inch diameter- so if you're making a candle with a wider diameter then you should put two or more wicks in it, depending on the diameter of the container, and space the wicks up to 5 or 6 inches apart.The centering device is convenient, as long as the mouth of your container isn't too wide for it (in which case you can improvise with something longer, like a pair of scissors opened across the top of the container, or some tied-together chop sticks.) The centering device is only long enough to span something with the diameter of a peanut butter jar or so.

I see some other reviews commenting that the wicks are too waxy or comprised of too much cotton creating too much smoke, but the package I received was perfect! The wicks are easy to assemble and burn with no issues. I wish this kit came with a second metal wick holder for making three-wick candles. I used knives to steady the wicks and that seemed to work, although the centers concaved. Other than that, great kit for a good price.

The wicks are wonderful and work really well for the candles I've made. The 100 pack is also a great value. The main issue I have with this set is the adhesive stickers. I have had candles where they work perfectly well, but others have completely been destroyed because the adhesive came off from the bottom of the candle and the candle could no longer be burned. The other problem is that even with the candles that stick, they cannot be burned all the way to the bottom or else the adhesive sticker will begin to burn. This means that I end up wasting some wax at the bottom.I would say that this is a pretty good pack, just make sure you really adhere your stickers to the bottom of the jar and to the wick. Hold the sticker down for at least a minute. But there are probably better ways to adhere wicks out there...

These worked great! I used them to make new candles from leftover wax in my old candles. I liked that the little metal wick holder they included had a center slot and 2 side slots. It didn’t occur to me that I wanted 2 wicks in each candle until I started. I was also able to wrap the wicks around a chopstick so I could do 2 candles at once. I did have to give the wicks a tug to make sure they stayed straight after pouring the hot wax in. The hot wax warmed the wicks and they would start to lean to towards the side. The adhesive stickers held firm though so they didn’t come loose when I gave them a gentle tug to straighten the wicks as the wax cooled.