Light bulb to oil lamp! ⛺️ Easy camping hack 💡

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[@Truelinesworld007]

Song name please ❤️❤️❤️

[@wafflesonthursdaynightsYUM]

Nice consept but thats not how a wick works lol

[@Bonitaslifestyle]

Right!

[@TheDaken]

Wrong wick.

[@OooOoo-op8ef]

I still am not sure whether to use this or not......

[@arobinson-pz4tc]

What kind of oil can you use and what oil is that just curious

[@IAmKye]

If you use any oil that is actually flammable, you’ll be creating a pretty nasty fire risk. Don’t make this, it’s not a remotely safe design.

[@arobinson-pz4tc]

@IAmKye yeah many ways to go about it wouldn't be choice to do it that way I was just curious as to what they used and what they thought they could use for sure fire risk 100% with you on that 🫣

[@IAmKye]

@@arobinson-pz4tc Honestly I don't think what they used matters, they're only burning the wick and it's not drawn any of the oil up by the looks of it. They probably just used cooking oil for the video, but it may as well have been milkshake.

[@arobinson-pz4tc]

@IAmKye yeah noticed that twine burning away lmao

[@IAmKye]

@@arobinson-pz4tc I think (do your research though, this is just me speculating) that you might be able to use whatever fuel a Tiki torch uses, since that has a similar sort of form to this bizarre creation.
I think they use coconut or bamboo oil if I remember correctly, but there’s several different types out there including dedicated “tiki torch oil”.

[@Nedahaidy]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@anamariadron3942]

CÓMO ENSEÑAS ESA PAVADA DESPUÉS DE TANTOS INCENDIOS DIFÍCIL DE CONTROLAR???

[@FrackingItUp]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

[@IAmKye]

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