Vintage Hurricane Lamp Cleaning and Restoration timelapse
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- čas přidán 14. 12. 2020
- This a timelapse cleaning and restoration video of my grandmother's old vintage hurricane lamp. For the most part, instead of a full restoration, it was just really filthy and needed a good amount scrubbing and cleaning, but the rust, old oil, and grime came off eventually.
That lamp is absolutely beautiful. The green color is magnificent. I’d buy it without a thought. Great restoration.
Before you light the lamp you need to trim the wick. An untrimmed wick causes soot build up. Trimming should be each time you relight the lamp,
I watched this to clean my old lamp, I liked this video because of the cat!
I love that product. Nice job 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you!
Kitty is the best part.
Always :)
Next time try soaking metal parts in Dawn warm water then use an SOS pad and stiff brush for tight areas. Rinse well and add a little WD-40.light coat. Let dry very well.
I will definitely give that a try.
The metal part on my lamp does not come apart like this one did. I soaked it and did the best I could with a Q-tip. I put some W-D 40 on it. I'm having a problem with the flame going down after I light it. I understand it might be a lack of oxygen.
Отличная работа! Коту отдельный привет!
It's beautiful again. ✌️
Thanks!
Que maravilla quedó nueva
Excelente...
lindo esse lampião
Thanks!
ALLADIN : :HOLD MY BEER.
👍👍👍
Thanks so much!
Kerosene would be my choice of fuel. No need to buy premium fuel such as was shown in the video.
No fire? Nice job anyway.
Yeah I should have lit it for sure...next time.
I need one peach
why don't you demonstrate how the device works after restoration?
Yeah I absolutely should have for sure. I have corrected that though in the latest videos (the fan restoration), and they will all be demonstrated from this point.
More of a good clean than restoration.
Fair statement
@@CreateBuildRestore
I would say that 90% of any great restoration is cleaning.
That's because no restoration was needed. Good cleaning is all that was needed.
glad you didn't paint it
This is not a hurricane lamp.
Looks like a hurricane lamp to me.
Think it must depend on where you come from. Was called that where I grew up.
Yeah I think that is exactly what the difference is.
Not a Hurricane lamp in the UK
This one is just a table lamp like for decoration.. it doesn't take well to any kind of draft or wind. And you pretty much risk setting yourself on fire if you tried to walk around with it because the chimney on these aren't really held on by anything. You can get heat resistant lampshades for it though! 😁
Hurricane lamps are made to be used outdoors upwind in an actual hurricane, they're pretty hard to mistake because they're like fifty times more industrial looking