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On the chart above look for your the letters your heater brand starts with and click on that link, when the new page loads click on the brand on the left of the page and it will take you to a list of model numbers or names, find the wick number to the left of your heater make/model number and write that number down use this e-mail form to place your order now.

Some of the Wick numbers are linked to the installation instructions, instructions are packed with each wick shipped.

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Almost all the kerosene heater wicks come with detailed instructions on installation.

Here is an example of the installation instructions for kerosene heater wicks:

This picture is blurred intentionally, your instructions that come with the wick will be clear.

NOW HERE IS HOW TO AVOID KEROSENE HEATER PROBLEMS

Most problems with kerosene heaters are caused by the kerosene. Here are some guidelines to follow:

• Use only perfectly clear K-1 kerosene. Take a glass jar with you to test for clarity, it should be as clear as water. Any yellowish or cloudy kerosene will ruin the wick quickly. After 30 days storage kerosene will begin to decompose and should not be used. When installing a new wick, always refill the heater with fresh K-1 kerosene.
• Small amounts of water can ruin the wick. Water that is trapped in the wick will block the flow of kerosene. This causes low, unevern flames and possibly odor. Also, water condensation can occur in the heater's fuel tank or the kerosene storage can)especially metal ones). The use of proven fuel additives such as WickCleaner and American Wick brand will eliminate any problems caused by water.
• Use only plastic storage cans which have been made specifically for kerosene. The use of other types of containers (i.e.: plastic milk jugs, cooking oil bottles, gasoline cans, etc.) will contaminate your kerosene. Small amounts of gasoline or other flammable liquids mixed with kerosene can cause fires, flare-ups and soot. Never use your storage can for anything except pure K-1 kerosene.
• ...Always follow the rules for safety outlined in your kerosene heater owners manual.

1. Buy clear K-1 kerosene whenever possible.
2. Buy kerosene from a high-volume dealer. A high-volume dealer is less likely to have problems with aging kerosene.
3. "Dry burn" your kerosene heater wick according to the instructions in your owners manual. Keep in mind that the red dye may make it necessary for you to dry burn your wick more frequently than called for in your owner's manual.
4. Use Wick Cleaner and American Wick brand. This kerosene fuel additive helps reduce moisture related problems with your kerosene.
5. Burn your heater on "high" only-- it will burn cleaner and increase the useful life of your wick.
6. Use only an approved kerosene fuel storage container for your fuel. Never put any other substance in your kerosene fuel container.

Kerosene heaters are one of the best source of emergency heat and have saved thousands of lives over the years they have been in use. Do your parents have an emergency heat source to use in the event of an extended power failure? A kerosene heater, or unvented gas log would make a thoughtful gift, and at the same time give you peace of mind. Don't wait until the emergency arises and the kerosene heaters are in short supply , do it now and let them thank you later when they find out how much it means to be able to keep warm.

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