Firefly Colored Lamp Oil and Candle Dye 3-Pack | Create Yellow, Green, Red, Blue Lamp Oil | Use in Firefly Liquid, Smokeless, Odorless Paraffin Lamp Oil

Works great

Showed up quick exactly as pictured would buy again

This is a great product, easy to use. Does a great job in coloring the lamp oil, plus you can make it as dark or lights as you like. It also nice you can mix your color and come out with different color. The video that Susan Tyson has is great, she does a great job in showing you how to mix the dye, will worth work watching. Linda H

THE PRICE is why this gets just 4 stars. On the bright side, you'll probably only need to buy it once in a lifetime, unless you use it commercially. I balked at paying $15 for three tiny bottles of colored liquid, so I researched it online. A popular E-commerce site... hell, it's E-Bay... has it listed, some at around this same price +postage, and one for four times this price ($89.96), and there's only 1 left, so you better hurry!! I didn't find it cheaper anywhere. So, I decided to use a substitute. Food color? Maybe that will work. I have some already, and I used it once 10 years ago to dye some beer green on St. Patrick's Day. It worked fine for that. So maybe.... But no, I think I might have something even better... the ink I used to refill my Canon Color Printer cartridges! I've used it for years and I know how concentrated it is. Just scrubbing it off my hands turned a whole sink full of water turn blue.... So I put a drop of red ink in a small refillable tea candle, shook it up, and it worked great, for awhile. Within a couple of hours all the color had separated and went to the bottom and the oil was clear. OK... a setback... back to the drawing board. Back to the food coloring. Same process, same results. Except this time the color leeched into the wick and turned it a deep, dark blue and there was just a little color left in the bottom of the candle the next day. So I finally bit the bullet and sprung for this dye, and it works great. I have my lamp oil in quarts, so I used a single drop to color each, except for the yellow. I didn't particularly want a bottle of yellow liquid sitting around. But the yellow won't go to waste... there's an address enclosed that will send you to a website that shows you how to mix the basic colors to make other colors. My advice? If you want to color your lamp oil, hold your nose and pull the trigger on this one. Or buy colored lamps and use clear oil.

Great product. We recently did a total master bathroom renovation. We purchased a crystal oil lamp to display on the granite counter top. We were trying to match an orange accent tile by having the dying the oil in the lamp the same shade of orange. Three drops of RED and three drops of YELLOW did the trick. Perfect match. Seller shipped product promptly and proactively followed up by e-mail after the sale to ensure my satisfaction. I'm going to show my age here, but I can remember back in the day where that kind of attention to detail and follow up was standard operating procedure for companies, or they didn't stay in business very long. Now not so much. Very refreshing to see a company with a quality product and equally good customer service. Doesn't get any better than this. Five Stars for sure!!!!