TIKI Clean Burn Mosquito Repellent Torch Fuel – 1/2 Gallon (64 oz.), Smokeless & Low-Soot Citronella, Mosquito Repellent, Plant-Based Formula for Outdoor, Patio, Garden & Backyard Torches

As a true backyard lover, I can’t say enough good things about the TIKI Clean Burn Mosquito Repellent Torch Fuel! The quality is outstanding — it burns clean, bright, and steady with almost no smoke or soot, which makes outdoor evenings so much more enjoyable. It’s made with a plant-based formula, so it feels safer and more natural to use around family and pets. The ease of pourability is fantastic — no spills, drips, or mess thanks to the smooth, controlled flow from the bottle. It’s also great value for the money spent, especially since a little goes a long way. The torches light easily and stay consistently bright, providing both a beautiful glow and reliable mosquito protection. I’m also impressed by the long lifetime of the oil — it burns slowly and efficiently, lasting through multiple nights without constant refilling. One container gives you plenty of burn time for several backyard get-togethers or relaxing evenings by the fire pit. Overall, this torch fuel is clean, efficient, long-lasting, and beautifully made. It’s now a permanent part of my outdoor setup — the perfect blend of function, quality, and value for anyone who loves spending time outdoors. 🌙✨

Works really well in our south texas area to repel mosquitos when used in the torch. and no smell

Family approved! Keeps the mosquitos away and smells great!

Seems ok. Got it for my wick lantern. Wanted a light for camping and a bug killer. Figured I got light and s tiki torch this way. But the jug had some oil on it while I sat it on the drive to run off the bottle. I went back s few hrs later and it had nats on it. Hopenit works as a repellent and not a attractor. I'll update later if I need to.

This burns far cleaner than the regular Tiki BiteFighter torch oil. The flame is also less energetic. This is a good thing, as it appears that the burn rate might be slower as well. In my opinion, it smells better as well. I like the regular oil and will continue to use it in my yard torches. I have a couple of table lamps and three wall torches mounted on a column on my patio. This will be my go to product for those. This does cost a bit more than the regular oil, but I think it's well worth it for table torches. Yard torches would depend on their location. Mine are far enough into the yard for soot not to be an issue.