Firefly Fuel
Glass Oil Votive
This glass oil votive is a simple, lovely-looking way to cast a warm glow and it runs on a paraffin oil alternative. It’s made with durable, hand-blown borosilicate glass and can work indoors or outside. Use with Firefly Fuel’s own lamp oil that is a longer-lasting, cleaner-burning choice that’s smoke- and soot-free and odorless, too. Pick from three votive sizes, or go for the trio set. Funnel included.
- Instructions: Fill the candles about 75% full with oil. Set the wick ever-so-slightly above the wick holder, about 1/16" or less. If you see smoke, the wick is set too high. For best results, use with Firefly Fuel Clean Burning Lamp Oil
- Hand-blown and made from durable borosilicate glass
- Oil is clean-burning and an economical replacement for wax candles
- Can be used standalone, in a candle holder, or a lantern
- Simple and easy to refill
- Each ounce of lamp oil will last roughly six hours
- Great for everyday use or emergencies
- For indoor and outdoor use
- Please note: Due to the handmade nature of this item, dimensions may vary slightly. Never leave your candles unattended and always use them in a well-ventilated area
Capacity:
Small: 2 oz; Medium: 3 oz; Large: 5 oz
Includes:
One glass oil votive, 2.6 mm cotton wick, and a funnel. Trio Set includes: One small, one medium, and one large glass oil votive, cotton wick in each candle, and a funnel
Dimensions:
Small: 2.4" x 2.1" diameter; Medium: 2.1" x 2.5" diameter; Large: 4" x 2.1" diameter
Weight:
Small: 0.1 lb; Medium: 0.13 lb; Large: 0.19 lb
Materials:
Votive: Borosilicate glass, cotton wick; Optional fuel: Distillate (petroleum), hydrotreated medium
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