The right candle wick is a crucial part of making your own candles. The cotton wick is particularly suitable for use in candle molds. To do this, the required length of the wick is cut off and fixed in the shape. Depending on the shape, the but is knotted at one or both ends of the shape. An unwaxed wick is suitable for this, as waxed wicks are rigid and cannot be knotted. The matching metal wick holders are fixed at the bottom of the wicks. To do this, the wick is passed through the small hole in the wick holder and clamped in the wick holder with pliers. The wick holder ensures greater stability and is particularly suitable for use in candle jars or similar vessels. For easy use, first fix the wick in the middle of the bottom of the vessel with a few drops of wax under the wick holder and align the wick vertically. The vessel is then filled with wax. The candle wicks burn evenly without producing a lot of soot. They also have the advantage that the wicks can be burned from both directions. This means you don't have to pay attention to the burning direction when inserting the wicks.

• Cotton wick in 3m length for cutting
• The wicks can be burned from both directions
• For even burning of candles without excessive soot development.