Easy Torch Project | UPCYCLE GLASS BOTTLES

Let’s just set the world on fire… lucky for you, I have an easy torch project that will do the trick! 😂 These DIY tiki torches use old liquor bottles, or wine bottles, or even syrup bottles. Using hardware that you can either find at a hardware store, or with a kit you can buy from Amazon. In this instance, it’s more cost effective to order the kit as it comes with enough parts to make four DIY mosquito repellent torches, including wicks AND little caps to snuff them out.
If you are going to a hardware store, head to the plumbing section and look for brass couplings. 3/4 inch for wine bottles and most liquor bottles. 1 inches for larger liquors bottles (for example, my Blanton’s Bottle needed the 1 inch coupling.
Make sure you fill the vessel at least 2/3 to 3/4 of the way full with your citronella oil. This will insure that the fuel travels up the wick and burns right off the bat.
These make lovely little bits of decor while also fighting bugs! We love this upcyled bottle project!
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[@gnothisauton2116]

Great idea. Will be doing some for the wife.

[@SavidgeKitchen]

Awesome! Hope she enjoys them :)

[@TheTribalBarGuy]

Awesome video Jessica and a great way to save some of these nice bottles, once the "fire water" inside is gone; Thanks for the tip. Cheers.

[@SavidgeKitchen]

Thanks Peter!! 🥰

[@CookinWithSquirrl]

Fun project! I belong to a makerspace and we are working on a project to cut liquor bottles in half and turn them into nice drinking glasses.

[@SavidgeKitchen]

If you were nearby, I’d have many to donate to the cause 😂

[@CookinWithSquirrl]

@@SavidgeKitchen Oh I generate many many empty whiskey bottles all on my own 🙂

[@FlourEggsYeast]

JESSICA!!! I’m here to say…first! And looking forward to the torch list lol

[@SavidgeKitchen]

Theresa!!!! Or is it Cam?! Either way, always great to hear from you guys!! 🥰

[@leeway3739]

Me: Immediately goes on amazon to buy supplies to make these lol

[@SavidgeKitchen]

Yes!! I really like the kit I got (that’s the one linked in the description). Let me know how they turn out!!

[@itsallaboutthecocktail]

Thanks, Jessica. I have many great and interesting bottles that I saved that would work fine. I definitely will do this and go back to watch a few times.

[@SavidgeKitchen]

Love to hear this! 🥰

[@lizan7333]

Amazon does not ship the fuel to California. However, some hardware stores do sell Tiki Bitefighter with Citronella and Cedar.

[@SavidgeKitchen]

Good to know!!

[@jessicazinn]

Also where do you get your lavender?

[@jessicazinn]

What is the coupling exactly?

[@grandmundi7107]

Are these cats/dogs friendly?

[@SavidgeKitchen]

I’m not sure I quite understand what you’re asking… in general, I would advise keeping pets away from fire. Obviously. Beyond that, I’m truly not sure. I imagine if it’s safe for humans to be near, it’s safe for animals in general. But honestly, I don’t know. If someone has a more definitive answer, let me know!