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WICKS TO FIT THE HEATERS LISTED
BELOW - AND MORE!
Unique Specialty wicks for
19th Century lamps
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World's Largest Selection of Wicks!
Wicks for virtually every heater, stove and lamp made since 1850
KERO SUN Kerosene Heater
Wicks
(Also sold as Toyoset and Zibro-Kamin
with different model numbers.)
The finest quality, longest lasting CUI wicks -
made by Hattersley in England!
Wicks are individually packaged, include
instructions and mailed
worldwide.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT
WICKS FOR KERO-SUN HEATERS
Models Omni 105,
85, and Rad 100
A. MODEL LETTER
DESIGNATION: This is the last letter of the
lot
number, not the serial
number. The
Serial number is irrelevant. (See photo below). "P09105N" for
example, indicates an Omni 105 model "N".
It is the last
letter which indicates the model, even
if that letter is followed by a number.
"P09105N1" would be a
model N, series 1, but it is still a model
"N". (This model number sequence
applies to virtually all KeroSun
heaters.)
B. Pin Wicks 2A and 5C
fit newer heaters that have wick drop type shut-off
mechanisms. The wick is automatically lowered by
pushing a button to the left of the knob (2A) or
turning a little knob to the left of the wick knob
(5C). All these heaters have a feature called a "wick
life extender."
C. Wicks 1, 1D, and 5
do not have pins. The wick does NOT automatically
drop. These heaters have SLIDE shut off assemblies
that smother the flame by covering the wick with a
metal cover. Omni heaters have a handle on the right
side for this purpose. Radiant heaters have a slide
handle on the left. (If you accidentally take apart
the iris slide shutoff assembly unit, for reassembly instructions
click here.)
D. Wicks 1B, 5B have
pins. The shut of mechanisms are the same as
described in "C" above. These heaters were made
before 1979.
Owner's manuals for
many Kero-Sun heaters are available here -
http://www.toyotomiusa.com/ownersManuals.php
Omni 85 & 105 Extinguisher Reassembly Procedure
Early Kero-Sun brochure showing prices of various models.
私達は喜んで日本に出荷 (Wicks are
mailed to Japan)
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Proper postage is added
for destinations beyond US & Canada.
Please
e-mail me for additional information.
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IG-1
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Igniter #1. All Kero-Sun heaters
used IG-1. (Toyotomi #20451618) |
$8.95
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2A
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DC-60, DC-80, DR-86, DR-86F (3 pins) |
$10.95
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5C
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DC-90 (white), DC-100
(black) [# F0200001]
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$11.95
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5
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Director (#008076)
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$9.95
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5A
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Model G Cooker
[Toyotomi wick # 20452113 - discontinued by
Toyotomi] |
$10.95
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48
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Model K cook stove
(#013024)
(Owner's Manual, click here)
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$9.95
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4
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Moonlighter D, E,
F, G [2" dia. cotton
wick - no pins] (Safety grill
does NOT extend over the top of the heater.
Photo.) (KeroSun part number
22742213) (8,700 BTU/hr) |
$9.75
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4A
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Moonlighter D, E, F, G [Toyotomi
wick # 22742213] [2"
diameter wick fiberglass
wick - no pins] (Owner's
Manual)
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$9.95
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The
difference between cotton (#4) and fiberglass (#4A)
wicks. (Click) |
4B
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Moonlighter H, I, J, ML-25, [Toyotomi
wick # 20458413] [2 9/16" diameter
wick with 3 pins] [Safety grill extends over the top of heater
on these models.] This heater was also called the
Rainbow (B, C) and Sundowner F07SDA and G01SDA -
not the Sundowner with an unpinned wick which
was essentially a Moonlighter E, F (see
above). (Owner's
Manual) Photo
(9,300 BTU/hr)
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$9.95
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4
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OMNI 15; TSC-15: (All models) cotton wick.
Photo |
$9.75
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4A
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OMNI 15 ; TSC-15:
(All models) fiberglass wick. Photo
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$9.95
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IDENTIFYING MOONLIGHTERS AND SIMILAR HEATERS (Click
Here) |
1B
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(pins) OMNI 85B,
C; rare 1978 Model (#007024) (#008075) Also sold as
a KSA-85C, 851C (3 pins) (Pinned wick, drop type shut-off mechanism.)
Photo of
wick.
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$10.95
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ID
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OMNI 85 D, E, F,
G, H (#007075) (pre-1987) (No pins on
wick, iris/slide shut off assembly, see "C" above.)
Photo of
wick.
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$9.95
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2A
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(pins) OMNI 85 I,
J, K, L (#20450013) (Pinned wick, drop
type shut-off mechanism with "wick life extender."
See "B" above.)
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$10.95
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5B
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OMNI 105 D (pins),
rare 1978 Model (#008024) (Pinned wick,
drop type shut-off mechanism.) Photo of
wick.
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$11.95
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5
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OMNI 105 E, F, G,
H, I; (no pins) #008076 (#20451913) ; (no pins)
#008076 (#20451913) [Toyotomi wick # 20451913];
(No pins on wick, iris/slide shut off
assembly, see "C" above.) Photo of
wick.
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$9.95
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5C
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(pins) OMNI 105 J,
K, L; WC-105R(C, D);
(#20450113) (Pinned wick, drop
type shut-off mechanism.) Photo of
wick.
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$11.95
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8B
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OMNI 105 M, N
(KeroSun part #22741513) (Pinned wicks with a diameter of 4 3/4".)
Photo of
wick.
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$11.95
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8B
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OMNI 120A, B
(#20451513); OMNI 230 (Toyoset) [Toyotomi wick #
22741513]
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$11.95
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5C
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OMNI 200 Toyoset
(#20450113) [Toyotomi wick # F0200001]
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$11.95
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8B
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OMNI 230 (A,B,C,D,E)
(by KeroSun) |
$11.95
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1X
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RADIANT 8;
RADIANT 22 [Toyotomi wick #
20451613] The Radiant 22 was sold in
1978.
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$9.95
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1X
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RADIANT 10
(Some owner's manuals list the part #
001025)
(all models except "N" & "O",
which use a pinned wick)
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$9.95
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2A
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RADIANT 10 models "N
and O" (last
letter of the lot number) (Original factory wick
marked A-140) Pinned
wick, has "wick life extender.")
R-11 (D, E) |
$10.95
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4BUK
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RADIANT 26 [UK]
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$9.95
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1C
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RADIANT 36 B, C,
D, E, F, G. (#004024) [Toyotomi wick #
20451813]
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$9.95
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2A
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RADIANT 40 (A, B,
C, D)
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$10.95
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1C
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RADIANT 100
(#20451613) [Toyotomi wick # 20451813]
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$9.95
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2A
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RADIANT 101, (R
101 A, B, C, D, E, F)
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$10.95
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1C
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RADIANT FAN 110
(Toyoset)
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$9.95
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2A
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RADIANT FAN
111 |
$10.95
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4
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RB-2 Rainbow, type
A; CTA-1E [Cotton
wick, no pins]
(Owner's Manual) (Note: NOT the CTA-1E Sunsprite -
see below) |
$9.75
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4A
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RB-2 Rainbow, type
A; [Fiberglass
wick] No pins on
wick. (Note: NOT the
CTA-1E Sunsprite - see below) |
$9.95
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4B
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Rainbow B, C;
Rainbow
RB-20a, ml-21
(3 pins) (Photo
of wick) [Toyotomi wick #
20458413] |
$9.95
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1D
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RC-11, A, B, C
(Toyostove Wick
# 20452513) |
$9.95
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2A
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RC-11, D, E |
$10.95
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2A
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R-10
(N, O); R-40 (A,
B, C, D); R-101 (A, B, C, D, E,
F),
RC-11(D, E); RC-41(A, B, C, D); RC-41F(A, B,
C); |
$10.95 |
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4B
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RCA-26, 680; RSA-11,
RSA-26, RB-20A, RCA-66 |
$9.95
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2A
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RCA-86, 86B
(Europe) |
$10.95
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2A
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RCA-87 |
$10.95
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G
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RCA-100 |
$16.95
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F
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RCA-200 |
$16.95
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2A
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RF-111, RSA-850 |
$10.95
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1D
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RSA-8; RSA-10
-G, H, I, J, K, L; RSA-21, 23, 24, 50, 85 [Toyotomi wick # 20451613] (no
pins) |
$9.95
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2A
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SR-400 |
$10.95
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4
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SUNDOWNER; KM80 Sundowner;
Rainbow-2; TSC 12, 15; CTA-1E;
(pinless cotton wick, 2" diameter) (Same
as the Moonlighter H & I,
above.) |
$9.75
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The difference between a cotton wick (#4) and fiberglass
(#4A) |
4A
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SUNDOWNER; KM80 Sundowner;
Rainbow-2; TSC 12, 15; CTA-1E;
(pinless fiberglass wick, 2" (64mm)
diameter) (8,700 BTU/hr)
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$9.95
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SUNDOWNER CTA-1E, NOT the Sunsprite CTA-1E
shown below. Use cotton wick #4 or fiberglass wick #4A
above. To verify with your heater's wick, both wicks #4 and
#4A are 2'' diameter, 3 1/8'' (89 mm) wide across the cloth band
when pressed flat. (Click here for photo of
wick #4 and
here for wick #4A.)
(Click here for
wick installation of similar heater.) |
4B
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SUNDOWNER
lot # F07SDA, G01SDA - 1 (3 pins on
wick, 2 9/16" dia.) (9,300 BTU/hr) To
verify with your heater's wick, wicks #4B are 2 9/16'' diameter, 4
1/4'' (108 mm) wide across the cloth band when pressed flat, with
three pins 2 1/8'' (54mm) down from the top of a new wick. (Click
for Photo of wick)
(Click here for
wick installation instructions.)
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$9.95
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4B
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SUNSPRITE; CTK-25; CTA-1E;
RAINBOW (B, C) (with 3
pins) |
$9.95
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1C
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SUNSTREAM: 895X,
R-36; RC-37; RC-37F; RCA-36; RCA-36F; R-100;
RF-110, - Without Pins, short wick.
Toyotomi/Kero-Sun part number 004024.
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$9.95
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2A
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(pins) SUNSTREAM
II - DR-86, DR-86F, O-85(I), SC-150, SC-150B,
SR-400, F061 and SunStream II(A, B) - With Pins
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$10.95 |
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IG-1
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Igniter #1 is used in all Kero-Sun
heaters
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$8.95
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The photo
at left shows this is a Kero-Sun 105 model "N" -
the last letter of the lot number. On some
Kero-Sun heaters there may be a number after the
model number. If the image at left is missing,
click on the box at left and the image should
appear.
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The difference between a cotton wick (#4) and
fiberglass
(#4A)
The first Moonlighter
heaters were made with 2" diameter all-cotton wicks,
essentially being a modernized, miniaturized Perfection
heater system. These models DID NOT have a safety
grill extending over the top of the heater. The
second generation Moonlighter was sold with a
fiberglass fiber-topped pinned wick, #4B, which is 2
9/16" inches in diameter. Owners of the older
Moonlighters wanted a fiberglass wick, so those were
offered by the factory as replacement
wicks.
The treatment of the two wicks is
diametrically opposed. Wick #4 is all cotton, and
if it is allowed to burn dry (run out of fuel), the
wick will burn down 1/4" or more every time. A few times of that and
you need a new wick. A cotton wick will generally
last 1/3rd to 1/2 of a heating season before needing to
be replaced - assuming the heater is never allowed to
run out of fuel. That, of
course, is why the moonlighter heaters were sold with
high capacity fuel reservoirs. See
http://www.milesstair.com/FLAME_SPREADER_LAMPS_AND_HEATERS.html
Wick #4A has a fiberglass fiber
top mated to a cotton filament bottom
section. The fiberglass top does not burn and the
lower cotton section is perfect for the capillary
action required of wick heaters. The top of the
wick does accumulate tar balls, however, so every
couple of weeks the wick MUST be burned "dry."
After the fuel burns out of the wick, the residue on
top of the wick burns off and then it is good until it
needs dry burning again. A fiberglass wick should
last one full winter heating season. See http://www.milesstair.com/Kero_Heater_wicks.html
That is the science. The
art of burning is a little different.
Flame spreader heaters burn best with an all-cotton
wick. All center draft flame spreader lamps
use a cotton wick, and some of those lamps use a larger
wick and produce more heat than a Moonlighter!
All other flame spreader heaters use an all-cotton wick
(Aladdin Blue Flame, Perfection, Valor, Beatrice,
etc.). My opinion? Burn cotton wick #4 but
always have a fiberglass wick #4A in reserve, just in
case there is a bad storm and you really, really
need that heater to work.
Photos of my KeroSun heaters, from left, a DC-100,
WC-105, and an RCA-87.
Igniters - Mica windows -
Battery powered pumps
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