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DIY Maven

August 18, 2009

RR--Honesty, the end of my wick hasn't reached the exit yet, so I'm not sure what it'll do when it does! A guess...since the wick is fed through the oil first, it gets saturated with it. Because oil and water don't mix, the water doesn't saturate what has already been saturated, if you get my meaning. Again, that's just a guess!! 

Glad you like the project.

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RosenRed

August 18, 2009

Nice project. It takes the "make a candle out of a wine bottle" one step closer to elegance. One question though: The wick reaches fairly low into the bottle where the water is. Won't it soak with water too?

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Meredith

June 09, 2009

I knew there was a reason I was saving all those wine bottles.

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dewonangus

November 17, 2008

Wonderful!  I have been saving an odd-shaped wine bottle for some time now.

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DIY Maven

November 17, 2008
Yeah, hardware stores sell paraffin oil with citronella.
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bruno

November 17, 2008

I imagine this could easily be adapted to make citronella candles in the summer?

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Tissuepapers

November 17, 2008

very cool! - thanks for sharing

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DIY Maven

November 17, 2008

P.S. That line you see in the bottle is actually where the water and the lamp oil meet; they don't mix. Looks really cool.

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