
Eco-Friendly Cotton Wick Spool for Our Candle Molds
An eco-friendly cotton wick spool for candle makers working with silicone candle molds, taper candle molds, pillar candle molds, and small-batch candle production. This is the cotton wick I use in my own candles made with Muse Molds.
Important Burn Note
PLEASE NOTE: How a wick burns depends on airflow in the room, your wax, the amount and quality of dye, the amount and quality of fragrance oil, and the shape of the candle itself.
If the candle has strongly raised or protruding details, those areas are more likely to drip instead of burning evenly. This is normal for sculptural and detailed candles and should be considered during wick testing.
Product Details
- Product type: cotton candle wick spool
- Length: 50 meters / 164 ft
- Material: cotton wick
- Use: candle making, taper candles, pillar candles, silicone candle molds
- Suitable for Muse Molds silicone taper candle molds
- Can be tested with pillar candle molds and sculptural candle designs
Product Highlights
- Eco-friendly cotton wick for candle making
- Shown in the video with a candle made from our Wildflowers taper candle mold
- Also suitable for testing with our Large Moth pillar candle mold and other pillar candle molds
- A practical wick option to test first before choosing another wick size for your exact wax and candle design
Wick Testing & Candle Care
This cotton wick is a versatile starting point, but every candle maker should test it with their own wax, dye, fragrance load, and candle shape. If this wick does not work for your specific candle, test another wick size until the burn is right for your formula.
Do not forget to include candle care instructions with your finished candles. The wick should be trimmed periodically while burning. In the video with the taper candle, the wick is not trimmed during filming, but the candle is burned in controlled conditions without drafts.
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