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Sunday September 05, 2010

CUSTOMER PHOTO GALLERY

 A CENTERED WICK MAKES A SAFER AND BETTER BURNING CANDLE...

"Send us your photos and we will

add them to this page...

Karen and Craig from Hershey, PA

We LOVE your Products....

This is Craig, "Senior Wicking

Specialist"  asking Mom,

WICKING? What's the Problem...

Karen says:

 This is what it looked like with the metal clip holder.

I kept having to come back and check to see if it was centered cuz it would move!!!
Now I don't have too!!!

The Wick Centering Tool made centering my wicks so much eaiser!!
I just put them on and bend my wick over ( and that is it )
It is centered, and my CD wick holds taught. I don't have to clip the top!!!

Thanks Karen and Craig were glad ya'll like the "EZ Wick Setter" and the "Wick Centering Tools"

Here is a picture of Vicky's Candles

now

Summit Sensations

Making tea lights with the Wick Centering Tool

Vicky contacted me asked me to make her a special WCT for

tea lights. She named it the "Tea Light Tent WCT"

 

    

Thanks Vicky great idea for the Tea Lights....

HOPE FROM OKLAHOMA

Here are some pics of it hanging out and helping a couple of candles. There probably isn't a great need for words here since the tools are very easy to use. BTW, this was part of the Egg Hunt loot. 

Pictures:

1. The cast of characters. Regular 8 oz. JJ, tabbed wick with a stick'em, small crafty clothespins, small Wick Centering Tools, and 8" Handy Wick Tube.

2. The wick on the right is a little slouchy, and needs a little pin to keep it straight. Also, three sizes of the device.

3. Another view of the two candles.

4. Centered wicks.

Misc. thoughts:
Although I usually end up with decently centered wicks before using this tool, using them has made the process more efficient with less thinking involved... especially on the days when I have felt like I just stepped off of the stupid bus.

At first glance, it seems to be a very simply made device. But upon further inspection, a fair amount of thought was given on it's specifications. I've mainly been experimenting with the small one. It fits very easily on the JJ. The short downward (end) parts look to be slightly tapering in so that it rests comfortably on top while giving the slightest bit of a hug to the jar threads.

Conjuring up candles has become more efficient (around here) with these impressive little tools.
 

        

 
 


Adds extra room to your pouring table...

You do not have to use an alligator clip or paper clip...

Just pull wick taut and bend over the tool...

You can heat your containers with the tool on your container...

quick and easy...