American Soy Organics - Tealight Candle Making Kit: 100 Polycarbonate Tea Lights Clear Cups + Non-Toxic Lead Free Wicks for Candles – Just Add Wax to Create Tea Lights with 7 Hour Extended Burn Time

I make a lot of candle samples that I give away in the tea light form and the ones I was using work but wasn't the greatest. Plus I wanted to use ones that had wicks to match the product which is all natural soy. So it was better to use wicks that were lead free and worked with soy candles. So when I saw this set a friend had I knew I needed to get them as well. These make the tea light's look more professional as well as a bigger sample then the other ones I was doing.So with the candles and tarts I sell, jicwjendennis.com I can use these due to they are more sturdy, looks more presentable and just overall really nice quality. Plus I make my own also for things I have in my house that uses tea lights so know I will have nicer ones as well as when I make up a gift basket. You just simply put the wick in the center then pour your wax then let it settle where it's solid then it will be able to be used when you light it.If you have ever used the tin ones like me to make tea lights these are much better to use and don't bend in while making them also, it's always fun to make your own plus you can make a variety of scents to use. This way your not stuck with one scent for a while you are able to mix it up as well as hand out.These shipped fast and arrived on time I love the price for this all the other's I had seen where a lot higher so a great price for sure, and I will be ordering more also as I need these for what I do.

I bought these to make homemade tealights, and I'm so happy with this tealight kit. The containers are a sturdy plastic, and the wicks burn perfectly. The tealights are very simple to make. Simply center the wicks inside the tealight, and pour in the wax. No wick tabs/tape required.

After saving a quart of bees wax for a couple years, waiting for the right inspiration~ whether dipping candles or making it into a salve, I decided to make this purchase to offer my partner a nice birthday gift for her yoga practice. Beeswax tea lights are pricey, and so having a hundred of these would be quite a nice gift. So I set these up and poured them all. Made 97 of them. Great.Then I lit the first and the wick burned down to a nub and although the flame was visible, it was not at all the candle flame that anyone would expect, about the size of a pea or smaller. So I lit another to test. Same. I randomly picked 5 more from the group and each one was the same. Wick burned down and the flame was just barely lit.It became clear to me that the wicks are not appropriate. The cups are nice, and the wick holder is well designed. Nice that this foot comes mounted with the wick. It all looked like a great set up, why I poured them all before testing. I believe that the wicks are not wicking, and likely made of a poly material and not a well wicking cotton.I'm no candle wick engineer, but I know what I like. I would expect a healthy 3/4" to 1" flame that lasts until the wax is nearly gone. Nothing doing with this. Don't buy them. They're being dumped because the wicks are not appropriate. Everyone who had this experience needs to demand their money back. This does not compensate me for the several pounds of choice bees wax that I wasted along with my time, and the rendering that will be needed to recover that wax. Absolutely not happy here. It's a rip off.

I bought these because my girlfriend loves Tealights, and lights them constantly. The cost was a bit prohibitive for the nicer ones with pleasing scents, so I figured, lets make some candles together! She loves it, I love the price, and we do a romanticish couple thing together. Win win win

The wic burns WAY too fast. It ends up burning out within 15 minutes, long before the majority of the wax has even seen heat. 10 out of my first 10 did this.

These are incredible to have but the wicks actually burn really fast, so the wax that u just poured in there melts down just like any candle but then u still have the wax left around the edge. I got these so I could Recycle wax from other candles but I almost feel as though it's pointless cuz once the tea light burns, u still have that wax left.

I am new to candle making and was excited to find a "kit" that would make my introduction a bit simpler. Be warned that despite the default photo showing the wick perfectly placed in the cup, this kit DOES NOT include anything to adhere the wicks to the cups such as wick stickers. I know part of this falls on me for not thoroughly reading the questions/answers or other reviews, but the manufacturer supplied photos could be improved to help with this. I ended up using a drop of wax to adhere the wick. Aside from that, I have been pleased with the quality.

Love these little tea lights. I make my own and this container and wick combo saves me time and money.