Wick Centering Tools

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Have you ever had trouble centering the tops of your wicks in your container candles?

I hear time and time again from people that are frustrated with trying to center their wicks. And then, of course, there are those other people who don’t really care if their wicks are off center. Whatever camp you might be in, there is an easy way to improve your candles, and help ensure that your wicks are centered. The insightful folks at The Wick Centering Tool Company have put together a handy dandy tool, appropriately called the Wick Centering Tool.

The usage is simple and straight-forward. Once your wick is adhered to the bottom of the jar, simply slide the top of the wick through the hole on the wick centering tool, and rest the tool on top of the jar. Then pour your wax, let it solidify, remove the tool, and marvel at your perfectly centered wick (don’t forget to trim the wick).

The wick centering tools come in a variety of sizes to fit most common candle making applications. In addition to being useful for container or jar candles, they can also be used to center the wicks on pillar candles. They cost about 25 to 50 cents per piece, and they are entirely reusable. Clever, simple, inexpensive… wick centering tools are one of those things that simply makes life easier.

They are available in small, medium and large. The large ones have multiple holes for double wicking applications.

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Small Wick Centering Tool

 

 

 

 

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2 comments on “Wick Centering Tools
  1. Stephen says:

    hi Alan, Please i would really love to get my hands on these wick centering tool. i have searched everywhere but can’t find them. where can i get them

    • Alan Wallace says:

      Hi Stephen. There was a couple in TX that used to manufacture these, Rob and Stephany, both really nice people. Anyway, their relationship fell apart, which preceded the demise of their company. (sounds kind of familiar, huh?) I know we were having trouble sourcing these for the last few years from Rob, who continued to run the company solo. The Wick Centering Tools go back about 15 years. Rob may have sold the design. I know he was actively looking for a buyer for several years.

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