How to make small oil candles

In this video I'll show you how to make small oil candles using little bottles. :)
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[@tonybazini1297]

Thanks the GOD you don't have 10 or 15 bottles ...for demonstration 1 bottle is enough

[@jiujitsu2000]

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[@jiujitsu2000]

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[@jiujitsu2000]

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[@jiujitsu2000]

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[@partakerindus7048]

wow great idea keep it up and God bless you more.

[@user-ob7qt8pu4p]

Такие "каганцы" делала моя бабушка, царство ей небесное, на растительном масле еще в начале далекого и беспокойного 20 века. И зажигала их под иконами на церковные праздники. Недобрые предчувствия мне подсказывают что, не стоит об этих источниках света забывать. Спасибо автору ролика за ностальжи.

[@allamikhai6851]

Я тоже об этом подумала. А что за воду он налил? Я не поняла.(

[@Teplo_Pokoleniy]

@@allamikhai6851 спирт видимо. . Только о плоских баночках с крышечкой подумалось.

[@user-oj1oh9vd3k]

Интересно это спирт или какое то масло

[@user-lw4no9ok1c]

По идее должно быть масло, но оно тягучее. А на видео не похоже

[@nataliyamartyn3985]

Это специальное масло для таких ламп, на бутылке написано “candle and lamp oil”

[@sauravbasu8805]

In our childhood( about 45 years ago) when there was no electricity in villages, people used to make and use them at night. They were kerosene lamps, in small glass bottles. There were 2-3 proper iron lamps with glass cover in the household, but for a short-time use, say, to go to the cow-shed to tend cows or to take a bath in the pond in the summer evenings, these were used. They were the equivalent of battery torches. They were called ' kupi' . I still can remember those oily amber coloured bottles( mostly old medicine bottles )with black burnt wicks. Even made one myself when I was a child. Our village was about 60 km away from Kolkata in Eastern India. Everything changed when electricity came to our village and the use of those 'kupis' stopped slowly. The heavy long battery torch which was considered a prized possession by the head of a family lost its prestige too with the passage of time.

[@blueschild61]

What I do; instead of punching a hole in the cap, is use a thin piece of tin foil to hold the wick. That way I can use the cap on top of the foil to contain the oil. It makes it so I can throw it my backpack without spilling all of the oil out. Bottles with plastic caps work best for this method as the plastic won't stretch the way that tin caps will. Also I use olive oil. It's cheaper, safer, and easier to find. Different methods for different applications. Thanks for the upload.

[@ronnetteharvey2002]

I know this is 8 years ago but I'm only now seeing it in 2021. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this video. Thank you. Best video to date for making home made candles without a lot of nonsense. Thank you sir.

[@vikasvaddey6964]

Me too

[@haydeemaldonado1733]

Me too, 😂. I could use this little lantern for my crafts instead of using my lighter, 👍.

[@krismarkargos1811]

Krazzy

[@jeannettedodge5886]

Same! Great video......

[@sheliacoleman7928]

Mv

[@anglerbeaudry1027]

I would like to add that if you are going to use a glass vessel, just please be sure that it either has a wide stable bottom or is secured, so as not to be dropped or knocked over!

[@sonyaharris0306]

Using the little oil and vinegar dispenser bottles work very well and are cheep. Repurposing these items are great for the environment! ❤️❤️❤️

[@sickoftheshit]

I'm thinking that with everything going crazy now, this will be great to have on hand. Thank you.

[@ingridgustavsson3012]

I found this video to be useful and enjoyable. Perfect in fact. Hes so easy to listen too and the instruction really sinks jn. Some people are born teachers and we should cherish them! Its a sad world we live in to see the hateful rude comments or someone that thinks they can do it better or wants to change something. Why dont you start your own channel? At some point in time, people are going to find the life we once knew and took for granted , is forever gone. A little kindness goes a long way and might be the difference between going to bed hungry or being able to share a meal or a resource. We are teetering on the brink of collapse and i hope i dont live to see just how bad it gets before the final battle. This is a lovely video and im grateful for the time he took to put it out there for someone else's benefit.

[@KeithLebrun]

I actually did something similar after a hurricane took out the power for 10 days. I used baby food jars, the laces from an old pair of sneakers (back in the day they were 100% cotton), and regular Wesson cooking oil. They threw a decent amount of light and lasted quite a long time. The wick had to be pulled up a bit every night, but I had plenty left when the power finally came back on.

[@carmell51]

Great idea

[@FatimaMohRamzi]

The effort is too much for one candle. Thank you for using 5 bottles to inspire us to make many at once.!💟💝

[@robmichalko2715]

Those bottles are made of TPE, you would need a blow torch to melt them. That stuff is indestructible and the must difficult to recycle.

[@patriciachung3591]

Thanks for sharing! With every thing that is happening in Texas right you never know when this will come in handy. I appreciate your labor of love.

[@josaljo1]

Thank you for this idea, a good winter project to do with the grandkids.

[@tomokofliearman9468]

Brilliant, Sir. Thank you for sharing your survival idea.

[@anoops8333]

Thanks for sharing. The same concept, but we used our empty ink bottles for making such lamps. Such candles were our saviors when the power would go off and we had to study during night times for exams. Being from an underdeveloped country like India, we had to improvise such things since the wax candles were expensive back then. And, we always had kerosene (Govt subsidized) at home that was used as fuel in such glass bottles.

[@Alex-dd4nw]

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[@susans7091]

Very creative. Ink bottles would be very hard to come by here as we don't use them any more in the US, unless you had a very special pen.

[@anoops8333]

@@susans7091 fortunately, we still get ink bottles and ink pens in India. :) I still have collection of ink pens and few ink bottles.

[@mailapallydeepu118]

This idea my grand parents use 2 follow some 50 60 years ago. & In many villages they still follow it 🇮🇳❤️🙏🙏

[@a1930ford]

Put in some water into your jar and keep the water level just below the wick. Then pour in your oil. Oil will rise to the top, as oil and water don't mix. You will then require less oil and save some money on the cost of lamp oil. Don't let the water touch the wick or the oil won't wick up the yarn properly. This trick is often used in making bottle torches and using tiki oil.

[@seanroaney1473]

Useful and interesting. Thank you for posting this.

[@diskablast5737]

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[@point1392]

Now I know why I've been saving my lil bottles‼️😊 I've got some small glass ones too. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@user-kx7df5fe1r]

Оригінально, спасибі!

[@samschwartz2083]

Самая лучшая горелка, очень просто и быстро. Thank you!

[@user-sr2ud6uy5k]

И очень опасная !

[@EdwinDekker71]

@@user-sr2ud6uy5k very dangerous indeed

[@laurapotter871]

thank you.i have about 4 med boxes of small bottles like this.my mother was a nurs and worked with docters .they would give her the bottles empty to bring home to us kids .I am 53 and I have them.now I can pull them out and enjoy them once again.thank you.again

[@jiujitsu2000]

Laura Potter thank you for stopping by and sharing your thoughts. If found that if the bottles are made of glass they work even better

[@laurapotter871]

yes they are.some steal have the siver ring and rubber stopper on them.some are shaped diffent. my mother was a nurs.she wore the with nurses hat.she steal has it to this day.again thank you.

[@1953SM]

I thought these bottles were glass. I remember the old mini liquor bottles all being glass before, I believe some still are. I think baby food jars are still glass with metal lids on them, plus they are shorter and wider which makes them less likely to tip over.

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

Easier to get the baby food hard and cheaper to. Great idea! The meat can be used in soup's. The veggies can be mixed in anything. Fruit just taste good. Thanks for the idea!

[@michelle-vl3me]

or mason jars even. they would last longer too.

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

@@michelle-vl3me of they werent do hard to get i would agree within the mason jar

[@jessecajordan7934]

I've been saving my old spaghetti jars

[@jeannettedodge5886]

I thought they were the little mini liquor bottles as well.

[@carolynklenk8467]

Love homemade items!! Off grid knowledge !! Thanks!! Looking of more incredible insights!!

[@carollawrence6461]

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[@billydrahmann9581]

Normally i dont Like when the Video is so long and slow explained, but i really Love your music in the Background. Thanks for Sharing.

[@Snailmailtrucker]

Thanks for volunteering your life to serve our Country Jiujitsu ! I really appreciate it ! God Bless you (and all our Veterans !) Happy Easter too !

[@ABC1701A]

Was taught to use a small darning needle to get the wool through tyhr hole. Always keep a couple handy for winter power cuts. Safer than candles and can be refilled, olive or vegetable oil works as well if you don't have lamp oil.

[@peyotekaiyote4312]

Buy Crisco. Don't waste valuable cooking oil like olive oil for these wicks

[@rosecruz6092]

Can i use cooking oil?

[@percidacarvalho5430]

Tenho duas bem antigas. Gosto muito. Vc é genial. Parabéns

[@davidlee6461]

Thank you for your sharing. I followed your instructions to make alcohol stove pot stand and this lantern. Really fun! Good luck man

[@zabuzathesexy]

Why are people so mean? What benefit do you gain from calling someone names through a computer screen? I think this was a pretty useful video, you never know what could happen and when you'll need something like this. Plus, Im all for recycling and using materials we already have. Saves you money and is good for the environment, it's a win win situation! Thanks for this!

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you!

[@GamerCo29]

JIUJITSU2000 Yes, people are horrible about losing their points through name calling. that being said the intro was too long and this could've been made in 5 mins or so.. but this really cool! Good for a zombie apocalypse if you're into that. I do have a question, can we use lighter fluid? Like napatha? L

[@somnathtamhane1571]

Nice video

[@ernstlessau8208]

. #SirThePickle vor #4Monaten , " . . . _I do have a question, can we use lighter fluid?_ . . . " *:* _____________________________________________________________ . *N o ! , N e v e r* use _ligter fuel_ *!* - its vapours are too explosible ! 2017-10-26

[@mikapicky5277]

zabuzathesexy 😢

[@BittyBooBrown]

Those are cute and functional thank you for sharing.

[@patriciagonzalez2377]

Thank you for this simple, but useful and great formula. 👍🏻🔥❤️

[@lemarch57]

Thank you for this informative video - it's very useful. I'm going thru my fridge after this to see what other bottles I have; mini wine bottles work perfectly!

[@southernlady4193]

Super cute to use for decor at a function such as a Christmas or even a July 4th or a wedding reception. Add some floral or other decor strung out on the table and people will agree the decor is unique.

[@jiujitsu2000]

+Southern Lady Thank you! I appreciate you stopping by and showing your support. Have a beautiful evening!

[@riwajrai]

this is a traditional way of making lighting device in our country nepal. this is still being used in rural areas where no electricity is there. glass bottle is used and the fuel is kerosene.

[@remyllebeau77]

That is why the Gravity Light was created, to stop rural areas and third world places from being so dependent on fuel (mostly kerosene).

[@ernstlessau8208]

. o h #Remy , - I greet you - are you already b a c k from you studyings in _the middle of the earth_ ! - ? ? ?

[@mhelmercado1953]

Before we used also kerosene lamp but in the morning all our inside nose were all black stain

[@user-jc7be2vn7i]

Полезный, простой, без заморочек совет изготовления свечей. Спасибо автору!

[@bharathivlogs516]

Excellent demonstration, very much useful. In the olden days nearly 20 years back we used. Those days kirosine available but not now. Thank you Brother for sharing. 💐😀

[@mgabrielle2343]

My God, you have rekindled my childhood days, when i was based in Kenya, we used to have to light our mud hut with oil lamps, and my bicycle had a oil filled head lamp too, that kept most predators at bay, once we had a close shave with a lion trying to enter my hut, brought the flame closer to his face and he ran off, we also kept a long branch with oil soaked rag ready to burn in case the lione does come in and we must then deter him from coming any closer to us, pure jungle living , much different to living now with tablets and LED torches with such a powerful beams that you could shine the lunar surface on a very dark night.

[@ashash2088]

M Gabrielle stfu

[@epiccoconut5995]

Blaxx xX dont be so mean.

[@ristokassila2538]

my grandmothed had to wrestling with wolfes and bears in finland, now all killed, no oil then

[@jamesmcleod5545]

Make sure you keep your spear and battle club handy too.

[@blakemiller7685]

Wow this comment was waaaaay more interesting than a lantern hack. That is so real life right there! Very cool story.

[@emilyanneboyterhager2583]

What a fun project! I have been looking for some fun ways to provide some light for evenings on the back deck, and it seems like these little guys are fairly bright and easy to make. I even have some of these bottles lying around because I didn't want to get rid of them.

[@jiujitsu2000]

thank you for stopping by! they work great and if you have glass bottles they're even better. have a beautiful day

[@angelamc3532]

​@@jiujitsu2000So what about fumes when burning inside?? And does it give off heat or used only for lighting

[@angelamc3532]

​@@jiujitsu2000And how many hours do these burn without adding anymore oil

[@manifestlife2930]

We used to make such lamps in older times in villages here in India 20- 30 years back during my childhood, and and even before my birth, my grand parents were using these lamps!

[@MendedAndWholeLife]

Great idea! I am new to this. I have bottles and oil. I looked at some oil lamps they are crazy expensive. I’ll get some cotton string! Thank u for this valuable and helpful information! 🥰

[@danig.5556]

Pourquoi pas 1 lacet de chaussure !!!!!...

[@keithsonesjr.8045]

I love it when people go back to the basics with survival etc!!! In a survival situation a person has to work with what's around them, there's no way to go to the local store and purchase it. Definitely give you an A++!!! I've seen some people reply mocking some peoples ideas and quickly realized that those people will be the first to die in a FUBAR ed situation... Simple and creative and efficient for its purpose!

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thanks

[@jimmiddleton5093]

I’ve made this kind of light for years. I’ve emptied a lot of the bottles (rough but someone had to do it 😁) I use chopsticks to push the wicks down and around the bottom of the bottle. I use caps without holes, with the seal still in them, to seal the bottles for transport. Great video 👍

[@cheryle9453]

What do you use to fill your bottles up with

[@jimmiddleton5093]

@@cheryle9453 I use unscented lamp oil or even just plain vegetable oil.

[@MrNiceCobra]

how the wicks holds on top of bottle if you dont use caps? ? does wicks have any suport?

[@jimmiddleton5093]

@@MrNiceCobra I use a punch instead of a drill and punch from the BOTTOM of the cap which leaves a little ragged edge on the lid. This allows great grip on the wick from slipping back down in the bottle. I’ve used different size wicks and use a punch just a little under sized for the wick. Just be sure to feed the wick in from the bottom of the lid. When not in use you can use a lid without a hole to seal the bottle and keep the oil inside.

[@grantdelacy325]

@@MrNiceCobra I think what he means, is that he keeps extra lids with no holes, with the seal, to use for transport, but then uses the lids with the holes and no seals, for burn time. You see ?

[@harryhenderson334]

SUPERB INSTRUCTION !!!!" THANK YOU FRIEND & GOOD SHEPARD "

[@galanfink4028]

I've seen a couple of your videos (one melting lead for later use to mold bullets and one making oil lamps). I like your means of information that is sensible. I'm kind of a tinkering type myself. Thanks.

[@fakeplastictrees9134]

I would use glass bottles, plenty of liquors come in glass, and olive oil for fuel. And you could decorate the bottles or hide em in candle holders for dramatic effect.

[@patrickstar1936]

does olive oil make smoke?

[@rdiazzz]

No.

[@msDanielp369]

It would look nice like that so that bottles are all big

[@richardturner6981]

Great idea.

[@tarmacdemon]

@@patrickstar1936 No a good quality olive oil neither smells or smoke when burned and if knocked over there's no flash point so no flare up . Win Win situation . I hope that helps . PS It's a bit of a bugger to light lol

[@tamarakennedy4976]

You, Dear Sir, are a fantastic instructor, thank you!!! I connect with your teaching style..Clear concise and not a bunch of chit chat! I am irked when people just tell you what they did rather than show you how they did it so thank you for going through this entire process to share your smarts with us..cool dude you are a really cool dude. Thanks again from a widower, a mom of 6 kids and a grandmother of 5 grandchildren..These are all skills we should all know just in case..👍🤙🙄

[@noway905]

A woman is a widow. A man is a widower. Just sayin,,,

[@undeadredhead]

@@noway905 Unless she's Southern, then she'd be a widder.

[@noway905]

@@undeadredhead lmao! Your right. Been decades and decades since I've heard that one. Family from way back in Missouri to North and South Carolina used that term that way. Thanks for those warm memories!

[@kanga2roos165]

@@noway905 And "Your right"....should read YOU ARE right.

[@kanga2roos165]

Or... YOU'RE right.

[@inhonorofmary6825]

Two nephews in the Navy..thank you for your service!

[@grimsition]

the way things are explained is great! I feel like I can remember it and try it later

[@dogemeat247]

Way cool, thanks for especially going into the explanation at the end. Really helpful.

[@Joolz4U]

I love making small little unique things like this . They come in very useful during power outages or simply to light up and enjoy. I added this video to my favorites and subscribed. By the way I saw all those annoying comments, seriously, I just thank you for taking the time to teach us what you know. Your background music is great! Thank you for sharing!

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you for the kind words and support! Those are fun to make!!!

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[@newcreationNB]

That’s so nice, it come in handy in case of a shortage or power outage or something. Will make my self a couple of this

[@joey_outdoors]

Thanks for this tutorial-I'm converting my UDC candle lantern into an oil lantern!

[@ra777wow]

Im going to make a few of these and store them for the next bad storm ! Thank you for sharing this !

[@wrenchmantooly5169]

Another great video!! I've got several blue glass bottles. There Balls energy drink. Bet they would look very pretty lit up like that. Thanks for the idea! Will be a great project for my children and I!!!

[@mayg.931]

We used that in the Philippines now and then,thank you young Man 👍👍

[@CoranadoKid]

I think this great . You never know when your eletric will go out . Plus, I love candles. They are romantic. Great job

[@CoranadoKid]

You can also use glass bottles.

[@ericwright7643]

Interesting video. I would use a small mason jar with lid. More stable and no concern about melting plastic.

[@hhoreload]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS!

[@sunshinepatsoph4219]

excellent video , LOVE EVERYTHING IN THIS VIDEO...MANY THANKS!!!!!

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you!

[@albathomas246]

Thank you for sharing, you taught me something I did not know how to.

[@robertmowery3370]

What a simple idea. Most important here is you did a great job showing this idea.

[@carmell51]

The last picture with the 5 candles left me with such peaceful feeling.

[@heatherlovesdeuteronomy]

In welding it's called capillary reaction. The heat pulls the fuel towards the flame. Use glass bottles.

[@robertgrey6101]

Heather Use a tin in a bowl of water with a weight on top to stop the tin capsizing.

[@crazyhorseaz5224]

SURE ENOUGH MAN,,, I WATCHED AFEW YEAR'S AGO AND HAVE MADE MANY CANDELS OUT OF ALL SORTS OF THINGS. I DO THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO. THIS DAY AND AGE WE NEED TO USE OUR HEADS.

[@sunderdaswani7388]

These are for indoors only. Thanks for your tutorial. We can use pickle jars, not worry about tilting and has a metal cap with a wide mouth. God bless….

[@jiujitsu2000]

Good bless you as well! Thank you

[@trishvincent4773]

Thank you for showing us these awesome fuel homemade candle, I personally love them!!!! I have glass bottle that I am using!!

[@Khamomil]

3,000 years ago people used vegetable oil. Their lamps were called "oil lamps". They had a different design. These little lamps here would be more stable, and less likely to tip over, if they were made of glass. For instance some brands of olive oil have a very small bottle ("travel size"). Or some quality spices are sold in wide-mouth glass jars with a metal lid.

[@vemireddyravindarreddy4413]

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[@kamal3315]

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[@jennyestrellita8413]

Me encanto ,gracias ,eres muy ingenioso , no se me hubiera ocurrido , ahora en estos tiempos de apagones es muy util , muchas bendiciones

[@Angela-pd8rw]

Hola, no se inglés, no se que tiene la garrafa si disolvente, aguarrás... Me lo podrías decir??? Gracias por anticipado. 🙋‍♀️

[@marcosrodriguespinnto9733]

Five bottles is a good number to permit comparisons. And the time was used to give relevant information. Nice video!

[@kevins1114]

For those who prefer glass bottles of a similar size, they could stop by any lounge or bar and get some shot-sized Jack Daniels bottles, as those are about the same size as the bottles used here. For those who don't care to check with bars, those tiny Olive Oil bottles from the grocery store would do just as well.

[@ernstlessau8208]

. +Kevin, nice idea - and I'll tell you : I foundf an empty wooden big barrel , what a pity, only o n e - ( from wine production) , and I made also a same lamp with it - as shown in the video and *now* I am *the happiest* man in my town ! - *having pure light day by night - for 1 2 3 Y E A R S !* ! 2017-10-26

[@billupssonora46]

Kevin I just tried this with olive oil and yarn wick it wouldn't stay lit any s!uggestions I was so let down !

[@millavas]

I made something like this while i was in high school after a very strong storm due to a black out and boredom. what i used was an empty vitamin bottle and a strand from a mop not yet used. The fuel i used regular vegetable oil. It worked very well less smoke compared to regular lamp that we used that uses kerosine as fuel.

[@trudyseeker3550]

Great ideas xx

[@Mari-lo8sk]

Great practical idea! Thank you.

[@margaritamargarita4858]

Great idea Sr. Thank you very much for teaching, I Love the smell of baby oil and it's a great idea but I would prefer user glass bottles.

[@antonioestevam6086]

excelente ideia valew...

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[@martagilvazartlife]

This is such a resourceful idea , instead of spending money on so many tealight you can just use these cute bottles and even add a little glass paint, thank you for your very cool tutorial, subbing for more

[@mustafaastam6865]

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[@christinahenry9569]

I love your demonstration, it does not matter how many bottles you use, it is good to show the consistency and the fact that the flames of the candles do go down. Good job.

[@carmell51]

I agree!

[@candidabarros]

Maravillosa idea y funcionan muy bien, además son bastantes seguras... gracias mil👏👏👏

[@brojack3570]

I recently just found this guys channel, I thoroughly enjoy his videos.

[@peggyconverse7622]

Love love your channel. Please make more showing things to use in the event of a SHTF event.

[@diskablast5737]

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[@user-wf2qg3nn9w]

Это был совет в журнале Человек и Наука издававшиеся в СССР Только на фитиль нужно было обмотать тонкой медной проволоки . Для разогрева парафина.

[@euzacarvalho8440]

Amei sua idéia, simplis e muito útil, obrigada

[@99rylee]

good for camping. I think this is a great idea, even when your lights go out due to a electrical outage. very cool.

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you!

[@sr.ritamonahano.v.8991]

Thank you! I found it very interesting and your presentation was well done: not too fast and not dragging on. JUst right to keep my attention,

[@jiujitsu2000]

Sr. Rita Monahan, o.v. Thank you for stopping by!

[@ingridgustavsson3012]

@@jiujitsu2000 i absolutely loved this video. Your tutorial was enjoyable and relaxing. You have a good heart and im sending you and your family a great big thank you! I subscribed by the way.

[@deborah5568]

Great idea! Use a small hair pin to thread the yarn through the lids or a thin piece of wire bent in half. Thanks a bunch for this tutorial. Btw..how long will each bottle or wick burn?

[@mariosmarlo1075]

with that bottle size filled until neck with gas, it will last within a week..

[@user-rt2jp8rr1s]

Ну,какая это новая идея?Для них вся новое это хорошо забытое нами старое.Т.е.они пережевывают то,что мы давно в....ли.

[@anamariaacosta4370]

I love it! Thank you so much!

[@user-fo2ow5mt2v]

Putting salt on kerosene will absorb oil and turn it into oil And the smoke will go ,, You place colored clay around the thread to control the amount of flame.. The old Iraqi way

[@johnkozaczok3713]

So I'm supposed to add salt to the kerosene an clay around the lid ? How much of each ? Please explain

[@diskablast5737]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnixnoKofd19iJI how to make oil lamp

[@rufinaalvarez8269]

this our light ever since in my hometown province in the Philippines even before ww2.

[@navoditsahara5721]

ग़ज़ब है भाई, गांवों में जहाँ बिजली नहीं होती थी ऐसी ही व्यवस्था होती थी।कौन नहीं जानता इसे। 15 मिनट टाइम वेस्ट किया।

[@emariaenterprises]

For those using this method, please make a wider clay base. You can use play dough, or field clay, or home made slat dough clay. Those top over easily, and could start a bad fire. Keep away from window curtains, and book shelves ....

[@thed.a.932]

Great vid. I tried something like this 5 years ago, but had problems that you mentioned at the end. Discoloration, melting, etc... Now, you gave me the answers to what I did wrong. Many Thanx & 73.

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you for the very kind words and support that you give my channel! Have a beautiful day!!

[@janetcrane59]

Just watched this today. Grabbed an old empty vanilla bottle that I was going to throw out and am going to make one. Thanks so much!

[@user-sm7wl7rs4x]

Что за жыдкость?

[@munkyjammin]

Just a thank you. Made these with the kids in the dark of a Winter's evening to embellish a story we were reading. It was a hit & a useful lesson on self sufficiency. Even the grown up kids were impressed when they saw them. They live in the kitchen window for power cuts & just being pretty.😊

[@Alexandr-Protan]

Great! Plan to use this idea in the forest, to light up space near the tent, or may be inside the tent.

[@frankanibalwildart]

excelente idea,algo tan simple y tan efectivo .gracias por mostrar.

[@zulemairiarte2136]

Se puede saber qué usa como combustible? En castellano por favor.

[@alejandratapiah.1435]

Parese alcohol

[@lennisgallego687]

Alguien sabe que liquido es ????grasias jjj

[@Roni588]

parece que es alcohol definitivamente,de quemar ,desnaturalizado o isopropilico,saludos.

[@Isabel1pr]

Oil es aceite.

[@annettepasswater737]

What beautiful candles you made out of bottles that you found. What beautiful things that you can make with a bit of creativity and skill. Many compliments on your work. I would really like to try to make some!! 😁😃😄😉☺

[@victormcox]

I think it's in your KZbin handle! You Jiujitsu our minds into submission with the excellent instructions. Thank the Lord my drinking days are over so I'll have to get some of the glass jigger bottles from my friends that are going to see the "light" a little later!! Thanks again!

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you!!

[@ivanhorvat4635]

😊 THANKS !!! 🎐 My parents used to make their own , 🥣 like containers (I think they had some sort 🤔 of a handle , for the stable (on the brick WINDOW 🪟 SILL) INSTEAD of expensive caresine lanterns ! 🏮 ! CHEAP VEG. OIL is good 👍enough ! Remember that was over '55 years ago in a farm village in Croatia !!!

[@jemmiestone3496]

Hi. Just found your channel tonight. What an awesome idea. Thank you for sharing with us. Looking forward to watching more of your videos. God Bless you.

[@crittercrazydwarf]

Try using a bit of chap stick just to stiffen up the tip of the "wick" to make it easier to push thru the bottle cap. Lights easily when done. Olive oil also works well for a smokeless fuel.

[@jiujitsu2000]

+MARY-ANN DE LOOR Thats a great idea. Thank you!

[@rigidheddleweaving]

+MARY-ANN DE LOOR One could then purchase a bottle of olive oil with a screw cap, poke a hole in the cap, add a wick and screw the cap back on. Done. Love it.

[@mamacordella]

I LOVE YOUR INTRODUCTION TO THESE CANDLES. NOW, JUST ADD A FEW DROPS OF ESSENTIAL OILS TO IT & YOU GOT A GREAT SMELLING CANDLE. WHATEVER YOU HAVE FROWING IN YOUR GARDEN, LIKE PEPERMINT, LAVENDER, CINNAMON, VANILLA, also paint the bottles with flowers or such. Lots of fun, even for kids.

[@terryl858]

@@mamacordella great idea the essential oils thanking you

[@ericareis3697]

Muito bom!!! 👏👏👏

[@user-zn2dq5fw4u]

Парень молодец, моя бабуля этим методом пользовалась с с 1911года и передала нам, все окей🔥

[@user-oj1oh9vd3k]

Какую жидкость надо наливать в ёмкость, подскажите?

[@lovelywaters3760]

❤️ this will never get old.