Square Braid Cotton Candle Wick - #4, Tabbed, Waxed (50 Count)

I have used these pre waxed wicks for years for prayer candles. They are consistent quality and I have no complaints. Wish I could buy them a bit longer but I make do.

Works well in my 3" candles. I don't use Coconut Wax or Paraffin, so I'm experimenting with different softeners for Soy/Beeswax EO candles and natural stabilizers like Jojoba and Vitamin E. This blend uses 30% beeswax and the wick seems to work fine, reasonable burn rate, and it doesn't look like i'm running into any issues with wicking or capillary actions. (I'm not convinced i can get wood-wick-only to work in my blends.) Testing against ECO8+WoodTube and ECO14, which both work fine. These seem to be in the lead.

As a candle maker these are my favorite wicks, I love the thickness and burn

Bought these and a few different sizes and didn’t really have a difference with burning. My beeswax candles still tunneled. Quality was good, no smell and good value for money as I’m just testing out the performance of them.

Nice brand but had to go a size larger than recommended for beeswax candles

I honestly think I’m loving these over my CD series of cotton wicks. These are honestly amazing. And what’s crazy, is even though these are a bigger wick compared to a CD 12, the jar doesn’t get nearly as hot as it does at the top when burning the same size candle with a CD 12 or 14. Even though the cost is higher for my overhead, it may just be worth it.

A lot of the wicks you find on Amazon do not have a thickness rating. So to a beginner you think all wick is the same. Well it is not, a lot of other wicks might seem cheaper, but unless your making votive width candles, they will not burn well. For jar candles you need a thicker wick that will last long enough to burn off the wax.

Love these wicks!! They are great for beeswax and soy candles. No problems at all!