Wick placement tool, a plastic wick placing tube for candle making

Wick Placement Tool — Wick Placing Tube for Candle Making

$1.65 USD
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Wick placement tool, a plastic wick placing tube for candle making

Wick Placement Tool — Wick Placing Tube for Candle Making

$1.65 USD
Product Details

The Heart Mountain wick placement tool is a reusable plastic wick placing tube that makes setting candle wicks fast, precise, and clean. Slide your wick into the tube, press the tab firmly to the bottom of your jar, and pull the tube away for a perfectly placed wick every time. It's the same tool we use in our own studio.

  • Includes 1 sturdy, reusable plastic wick placing tube
  • Measures approximately 5.24 inches (13.3 cm) long
  • Places wick tabs precisely at the bottom of jars, tins, and votives
  • Keeps fingers out of the wax and wick adhesive
  • Great for beginners, hobbyists, and candle businesses

Product Sizing

  • Approximately 5.24 inches (13.3 cm) long

Production and Shipping

  • Ships in 2–7 days (possibly longer for larger orders)
  • Shipping typically takes 2–8 days depending on location

New to candle making? Watch our free tutorials, including how to center your wicks, on our Candle Making Tutorials & Supplies page.

FAQ

Q: Can this wick placement tool be used for all candle sizes?
A: Yes! It works with jars, tins, votives, and most container candles.

Q: Is the wick placing tube reusable?
A: Absolutely. It's made from durable plastic and can be used for many candle projects.

Q: Do I need other tools to use it?
A: No. Just your candle vessel, a wick, and a wick sticker or adhesive dot on the tab.

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our story - the "why" behind heart mountain candle co

As someone who understands how harsh chemicals can trigger headaches, migraines and sensitivities, Lauren is deeply committed to creating clean-burning, gentle ambiance you can trust.

Once she identified the issue, she tried unscented candles, but they still affected her. Rather than give up on her love of candles, she got curious.

Lauren’s research became a second job.

As she did her research, she looked into essential oils rather than fragrances. But she learned that some essential oils can become toxic to breathe when heated to a high temperature. In addition, many candles contain paraffin, a sister chemical to gasoline. The fumes and potential health risks are unreal. People often don’t know enough of the science behind it all and blindly trust the innocent candle on the shelf.

After almost 2 years of research, Lauren found a way to create healthy candles that could be enjoyed without the concerns.