Firefly Refill Bottle for Refillable Liquid Candles and Oil Lamps

Firefly Refill Bottle for Refillable Liquid Candles and Oil Lamps

Easily and Quickly Refill Your Firefly Liquid Candles. This bottle is EMPTY. TIP: Unscrew the top slightly when storing to alleviate the pressure and be sure to store on a paper towel in case there is a drip. TIP: If You Prefer a Greater Flow of Fuel, You Can Cut the Tube Back CAPACITY: This EMPTY bottle will hold approximately 16 oz. and will refill a dozen or more oil candles IMPORTANT: Careful not to overfill as it will siphon the fuel… physics is physics. We suggest always filling your candles over a paper towel because there may be a drip or two and fuel can act as a solvent on wood and painted surfaces. If there is a little bit of fuel left in the spout,, simply, unscrew the cap. This will release the pressure and the fuel will return to the bottle from the tip. Store on a plastic lid or a paper towel. That's how we do it. TIP: Unscrew the top slightly when storing to alleviate the pressure and be sure to store on a paper towel in case there is a drip. This cool, new bottle will help you easily refill your oil candles and lamps without any fuss, muss or spills. The wide-mouth neck of this fabulous refiller makes it convenient and easy to fill with fuel. It will hold approximately 16 oz. and will refill a dozen or more oil candles. Our refill bottle makes refilling oil candles efficient, clean and simple. Our one-piece plastic bottle is fabricated from low density polyethylene (LDPE). The bottle is cast with a built-in delivery tube making it a sealed one-piece unit. This eliminates any potential of the tube coming loose or leaking. This must-have refill bottle is embossed with graduations in ml. One of our customers was kind enough to make the following suggestion. If the bottle is filled ABOVE the top-most mark (500ml), it starts to siphon the fuel from the bottle all by itself - physics is physics, after all. SPECIAL NOTE: Please watch the video on this page. At 1:13, there is a demonstration using the refill bottle. As you can see, we suggest always filling your candles over a paper towel because there may be a drip or two and fuel can act as a solvent on wood and painted surfaces. As you can see, there is very little fuel left in the spout. Simply, unscrew the cap. This will release the pressure and the fuel will return to the bottle from the tip. Store on a plastic lid or a paper towel. That's how we do it.