How do you light this?

[pixie]

When using a jar like this:

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and its down to last quarter, how do you light it? The opening on this particular jar is smaller than the body and its almost impossible to get your hand down in the jar.

Do customers find this a turn off or do you sell something with the candle to help them light it when they can no longer reach the wick?

[debratant]

I use a lighter, like you would use to light a grill. You know...those long ones I keep one in my kitchen drawer.

[lauramw71]

This is going to sound crazy, but I use a spaghetti noodle. LOL Works great, but dang them things stink when they burn!!!!

[Judy, USMC]

Reeds from a reed diffuser work too. Sometimes you have to prime it with a little wax at the tip.

[dnj]

This is going to sound crazy, but I use a spaghetti noodle. LOL Works great, but dang them things stink when they burn!!!!

LOl I have heard and tried the same thing and it does work.

Those long Bic lighters work best though

[sweston]

LOl I have heard and tried the same thing and it does work.

Those long Bic lighters work best though

Using an incense stick works also. But then why mix the two scents and just go get a long skinny grill lighter like mentioned above.

[CareBear]

I have these. They sell them in grocery stores, drug stores, hardware stores... For lighting grills, candles, whatever.

http://www.amazon.com/BiC-Multi-Purpose-Lighter-Value-Pack/dp/B003IJHYJU