Firefly - 2.6mm Braided Cotton Oil Lamp Wick - 5 ft Round
Product Description
Firefly - 2.6mm Braided Cotton Oil Lamp Wick - 5 ft Round
- BRAIDED COTTON WICK: Tubular 2.6 mm braided cotton oil lamp wicks with approx. 1/8 in. diameter. Designed as round oil lamp wicks for holders with a 1/16 in. opening. Each piece measures 5 ft. long and may flatten during shipping without affecting burn.
- SIZE AND FIT GUIDE: Compatible with oil lamps and candles that use round holders. This 1/8 in. oil lamp wick should be measured against your holder opening to confirm proper fit before trimming and lighting.
- REPLACEMENT WICK OPTION: Ideal cotton oil lamp wicks replacement for mini oil lamp wick setups and small tabletop lamps. Natural fiber oil lamp wicks support steady fuel draw when fully saturated with approved lamp oil.
- INTENDED APPLICATIONS: Designed for oil lamps, lanterns, and jar candles that require round oil lamp wicks in a 2.6 mm size. Not suitable for tiki torches or bottle lamps that need a wider or flat style wick.
- USAGE INSTRUCTIONS: Soak completely with lamp oil before lighting to promote an even flame. Do not use with vegetable or mineral oils. Never allow fuel to run dry to help reduce charring and extend wick life.
We recommend using petroleum-based fuels such as Firefly Paraffin Lamp Oil or Firefly CLEAN Lamp Oil. Vegetable oils, mineral oil, alcohol, etc. should not be used.
We send a PDF attached to our "Tips" email which provides detailed information on how to thread the wick into a Firefly Wick Holder. There are also videos on the internet. The wick should protrude from the aluminum collar only slightly. Believe me, the flame will grow within 5 minutes. And, if you do need to adjust the wick, blow out the flame and wait 5 minutes or so because the aluminum collar gets super hot and will burn your fingers. Place the wick in the fuel and let it soak for a minute or two before lighting. If you find that the wick is actually burning and producing smoke, then you probably have the wick way too high. It should be no higher than just slightly above the wick holder. Less is better and the flame will grow as I said above. You will know when the wick needs to be trimmed because its performance will degrade. To trim, simply twist and push up. Cut off the scorched area and then be sure to untwist the wick. If you do not untwist the wick, the wick will again perform poorly.
Be sure to scroll down to "PRODUCT INFORMATION". To the right of the page you will see "Technical Specifications". There you will find our "User's Guide".









