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Avg. Customer Review:
Number of Reviews: 5
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I did as recommended . . . . 02/17/2008
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Reviewer: Triple C from Warren, OH US
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NG recommended to use 44-28-18 in votives so I tried 100 just to see how they would work out cause I'm having trouble with the wick size I have now and pretty much every thing else I've gotten From NG has worked out really good but that size wick really seems too large for that size candle. Maybe I'll try44-24-18.
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works ok 01/14/2008
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Reviewer: Angela Ensley from Ringgold, GA US
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These wicks are ok, I think I will try cd wicking next time. But like I said these are ok .
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responding to West Virginia 11/07/2007
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Reviewer: A viewer from Rockford, Il
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I have notice that the stronger fragrances such as cinnamons, strong pines and spices will seem to put out the wicks. I think you need to try larger wicks in the ones that go out. I would start with one wick first then try two. I find that even though the jars are the same size that the wick sometimes have to be adjusted to the fragrance. I also find the spicer fragrances sometimes will smoke if I use to much frag. The uneven burn is when I use a wick that is not large enough. These are the experiences I have had. Hope this helps.
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Problems with wicks 01/25/2007
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Reviewer: A viewer from West Virginia
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I have been making candles for two years now using Joy wax and zinc (44-28-18)wicks, using a 10 oz. jar, two wicks per jar. I have never had a problem until recently, they either put themselves out, produce alot of smoke or cause an uneven burn. Has anyone else had this problem and how do I correct this? I've noticed that the wicks don't seem to have as much wax on them as usual and are smoother in appearance. I have replaced customers candles, but this could get costly if this continues. Help !!!
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Great wicks... 10/08/2006
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Reviewer: Cindy from Knoxville, IL US
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I really like these wick's, there is no 'mushrooming' and no need to trim. You should try these. I'm sure you'll love them.
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