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Your cart is empty.Setting the tone for any religious or spiritual ceremony is made easy with Ner Mitzvah! Our amazing wicks are the best way to commemorate any event. Perfect for your Hanukah menorah or Shabbos candles, you can enjoy your traditions without hassle or getting your hands oily and greasy.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Fits in Almost Any Oil Cup
Optimal Safety Design
Premium Quality Materials
Great for Chanukah, Shabbat, or Any Oil Lighting Use
Multipurpose for Any Spiritual Event
Ideal Burn Time
THE PERFECT DESIGN
These wicks are ideally designed to accommodate all standard sized oil cups so you will never have to worry about any malfunctions while you're setting things up for your ceremonial event. Supremely convenient so you’ll always be prepared for any ceremonial event. They offer the best results by providing just the right amount of burn time without them lingering for too long or being too short. Use any oil you prefer and get to burning with ensured safety and reliability.
MULTIPURPOSE WICKS
Use them for any kind of event! They're perfect for your menorah to celebrate Chanukah, Shabbos candles, spiritual events, or just if you want to light up any room in your home with optimal safety and ease.
With Ner Mitzvah, you're choosing high quality products backed up with years of expertise. Choose our wicks so your candles light up with ensured effectiveness and safety.
David
2025-06-29 17:32:34
Work great
Ice Girl
2025-06-25 15:21:05
I am used to Elazar's and Lehman's oil lamps with the full on wicks that practically require a blow torch to light. These would be the easy version. I still used olive oil, but was able to use a regular lighter and the flame took right away. I put out my wicks with oil and out of the 5 I lit one night I was able to relight 4 the next night, and 2 the night after that. There is no soot, and it smells a little like you are cooking when you put it out with oil. I use a salad oil jar (with a spout) to add oil easily and put out the flame.The octagon is about the size of a quarter. And they all floated to the outer edges of my bowl, so don't use a container that curves over the flame in any way! I have read of people using dixie cups to hold these which I think is wild. I don't put water in the bottom of my bowl, I just keep adding oil.
M. L.
2025-06-15 16:59:20
I love these little things. I read about them on a blog. It was instructions on how to make candles out of everyday items. I used a mason jar with some dried plants from the woods covered with water then added a little grape seed oil 1/2 inch and the candle has been burning for two days and there is still oil left. They are great. I will keep them around. They are a cheep easy tosketch candle. They will be great for preppers. One gallon of oil and a pack if the floating wicks will last a long time.
scott a wallace
2025-06-13 17:18:40
I think these little gizmos are awesome! There was a product back the 1970's call The Uncandle. It was basically a little container that looked a lot like a glass vase that you use to force hyacinth bulbs indoors. You filled it with water, poured on some vegetable oil and floated a little wick like these on top of that and lit it. These are the same principal. You can turn anything into a candle/lamp! I have a lot of various sized vases and containers that I have used with these little wicks and they look beautiful when lit and glowing. You can add pebbles, glass beads, shells or other items for a more decorative effect. The price was a very good deal and shipping was quick. I am so happy to have found these! I will be ordering them on a regular basis now that I know where to buy them. I had no idea my Jewish friends were keeping these a secret. I'm VERY happy with this purchase and highly recommend them. Good job!
Linda C.
2025-03-19 16:58:18
The wick quality was fine, but I wish there were specifications regarding the size of the wicks. We have size 11 oil cups and these were too large; however, we just cut the edges (which was a bit tedious) and they ended up fitting well, but sometimes they tipped and sank in the oil.
Seibusky
2025-02-15 12:31:08
It was easy to make. I made 2 for gifts and 1 for myself. I've made candles before with wax and wicks but this was so much easier and the candle burned for 4 hours before the wick gave out. I'd buy them again.
Customer
2025-01-28 18:10:36
Box contained fewer wicks than 50. It’s a fair mistake but quality control should be more careful
Arden L. Keck
2024-12-17 18:35:42
I use these for my menorah. They last very well. Only I learned not to ever use cork side up! Lol
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