TIKI Citronella Torch Fuel - 1 Gallon (128 oz.), Easy Pour, Long-Lasting for Outdoor Torches & Table Torches, with Citronella & Lemongrass Oil, for Patio, Garden & Backyard Use

We have an inflatable hot tub that we cool down during the summer and relax in after work. Our back yard stays somewhat damp, so mosquitos are a common occurrence. We also only had a flood light for the back deck which is a little harsh when trying to relax. We purchased some Tiki torches and put around the deck, and bought some of this fuel since the price/oz was a little better than Lowes or Home Depot (theirs are 100oz for $12) and the bottles are bigger. This fuel is the exact same stuff you get at the store. The oil quality seems to be just fine, it burns well, though does leave a little bit of soot behind. A quick wipe of the wick with a paper towel after a few uses will clean it right up. It does burn a little quick, we get maybe 3-4 hours on one "fill" of the cans, but that is the nature of light torch/lantern oil. The ambiance is nice when the torches are going. It is much softer than the flood light, and it keeps the mosquitos away. The easy pour spout is nice. I can fill our large torches without a funnel. Only our small tabletop one needs a funnel with the way the spout is designed on these.

We used to use various fire-starter sticks and similar products for our outdoor fire pit, but this is so much easier and really doesn't cost any more. Highly recommended.

I'm relatively new to the world of citronella/tiki torch fuel, but this seems to be working perfectly. I think you get a great value for the money, and it should last a while. Fuel itself burns for a nice long time, and doesn't give off any unpleasant smell in my opinion. There is a little bit of soot that comes off the top, but I wasn't planning on using it indoors anyway, so I'm OK with that. It doesn't look overwhelming or problematic, just kind of adds to the effect in my opinion. I can't speak on how it handles mosquitoes just yet, but as a tiki fuel in general, I think it's performing wonderfully so far. You also get a great amount for the money, and the poor spout is convenient. I would still recommend to use a funnel initially, because it is hard to pour easily in the very beginning when it's full, but after a bit, you should be OK with kind of free pouring it, depending on how large your reservoir opening is. All in all, I haven't had any issues with this so far, and it does what it's supposed to! Highly Recommended!

This is a great deal on the price!

Put this fuel in 4 small torches with large flames and I still got bit a few times (but only me, not the 6 other people outside with me). I don’t blame the fuel entirely because I live on the coast of Texas so mosquitos are BAD, but I’ll probably try another fuel next time to see if it works any better.

The smell is pleasant an extremely long burn time , but the main thing is , it helps to keep the mosquitoes away

The standard fuel for torchs,works well.

you light it...it burns.. I wouldnt suggest using it to cook HotDogs though

Ne sent pas la citronnelle, déçu par rapport au prix