Round Cork Floats for Greek Orthodox Wicks Vigil Oil Lamps | Floating Candles | Home Altar | Prayer Corner (20) Brown

Bought these for my mother. The quality of them are nice and do the job intended. The size is substantial as well and not too small like some other I’ve bought her. The price for what you get is also not that bad. She was telling me that just one of these goes for almost $4 in the stores. So not too bad for what you get. I highly recommend these.

I have been using them for a long time Great product. Highly recommend them.

Price is great comparing with the other products

I resell these and they are very popular. Cotton string or those those short paraffin covered wicks can be used. To utilize cotton or string, go ahead and use either thin wire or dental floss to pull it through the hole, then press together the little metal pice underneath to secure the string. Make sure not more than an 8th of an inch is poking through the top, to keep theflame manageable. Use tweezers to adjust and keep pulling through after each lighting. Use any vegetable or olive oil for the cork to float on (no water). Bend the metal side piece up for easy handling. To snuff out the flame, dunk the cork into the oil instead of blowing out the flame. That way, you can easily light it again. Hope this helps.

They are perfectly made and I am most pleased.

Perfect product!

I've bought from Blessed Mart from Etsy. And very happy to see them on Amazon now. The cork floats do what they are supposed to do. Some customers were complaining that the hole for the wick is too big. Folks, there are two metal tongs through the hole, simply pinch them to your desire dimension.

I use these as a demonstration for a historical oil lamp class that I am teaching. While they are fairly cheaply made, I did not expect anything more. They do the job and they work well.