Wick Cleaner or Unscented or Dilute 16 oz

Wick Cleaner or Unscented or Dilute is pure 99% isopropyl alcohol. It is also referred to as Neutral. Wilma finds that the following procedure significantly increases the life and health of Wick Stones: Wilma loves her fragrance lamps and burns them everyday. She has developed a simple method for keeping her wick stones clean & healthy that also eliminates the waiting time before you can light a lamp from 20 minutes to zero! 1. Buy a small Tupperware or Rubbermaid type container with a lid that seals. (IMPORTANT ? it must have a lid with a tight seal.) Wilma's is about the size of an egg. 2. Buy some isopropyl alcohol (at least 91% concentration ? anything less than 91% will not work!) You can buy some of our Unscented ? Wick Cleaner off the web site (Its one of the fragrance selections) or get some at a local drug store. 3. Put your wick stones into the container (Wilma keeps several wick stones for each lamp and uses them in rotation) and fill it up with the isopropyl alcohol (Unscented ? Wick Cleaner). Put the lid on tight so the alcohol does not evaporate. The isopropyl alcohol will slowly soak out the carbon deposits in your wick stones that eventually clog them up. Over time the Wick Cleaner alcohol will turn from clear to the color of weak tea as it soaks out the carbon deposits. Replace with fresh Wick Cleaner as needed. When you want to burn your lamp, Remove the Wick Stone in the lamp. Fill the lamp with fragrance lamp oil (no more than 2/3 full). Remove a wick stone that has been soaking in the small container and put it into your lamp. You can now immediately light the lamp (no need to wait for 20 minutes) and follow the normal instructions. Put the Wick Stone that you took out of the lamp, in the first step, back into the sealed container filled with Unscented - Wick Cleaner isopropyl alcohol so it will be soaking and ready to use the next time you want to burn your lamp.