How Do You Make A Tiki Torch Wick?
The tiki torch is a popular outdoor party decoration. Commonly used for backyard luaus, the torches are both practical and festive. Tiki torches can be purchased ready made, or can be created at home by handy individuals who are looking to save a few bucks. If you’re making your own tiki torches, one of the key elements is the wick. By following the instructions here, you will be able to create your own cotton wick, which will draw the oil up into the flame to be burned. Depending on what combination of salt and water you soak your wicking material in, you can create a flame that will burn any color from standard bright orange to green or blue or purple. Cut the string into three strips of equal length. Make them longer than you need, as you can trim them back later. Combine salt, boric acid and water in a large bowl. Soak the string in the salt solution for 12 hours. Remove the strings and use the clothespins to hang them to dry. Allow the strings to dry for at least 5 days. Braid the
