The present invention relates to a floating candle. A floating candle according to a first embodiment of the present invention includes: a floating part (100) configured to float on combustible material (W); a wick reception part (200) configured such that one side thereof passes through the floating part (100) and comes into contact with the combustible material (W) and the other side thereof comes into contact with the top surface of the floating part (100); and a wick support part (300) configured to be mounted at the bottom end of a wick (S), to be inserted into the wick reception part (200), and to support the wick (S). According to the present invention, the heat of flames can be transferred to the combustion material (W) and rapidly melts the combustion material (W), thereby enabling the perfume of perfumed oil contained in the combustion material to be rapidly emitted.

A torch refilling assembly includes a funnel for receiving a liquid fuel. A spout is fluidly coupled to the funnel and the spout is positioned in an opening of a fuel canister of a torch to direct the liquid fuel into the fuel canister of the torch. A rest is coupled to and extends laterally away from the funnel for engage a lid of the fuel canister for storage when the fuel canister is filled with the liquid fuel. A valve is movably coupled between the funnel and the spout. The valve is selectively positioned in a closed position to inhibit the liquid fuel from flowing out of the funnel. The valve is selectively positioned in an open position to pass the liquid fuel therethrough thereby facilitating the fuel canister to be filled with the liquid fuel.

The invention relates to a boron-free impregnating solution for a wick, a boron-free wick, and a candle comprising a wick according to the invention. The invention further relates to a method for impregnating a wick with an impregnating solution according to the invention.

A system and method for refilling a liquid fuel candle includes a refillable container and a refilling station with a reservoir of liquid fuel and a designated region for receiving the refillable container. A user control activates a pump causing fuel to flow from the reservoir and into the container until a predetermined fill level is reached, at which time the pump is deactivated. In one configuration the bottom of the container includes a port that cooperates with a post on the refilling station causing the candle to fill from the bottom up. The refilling station may further include an input for receiving a colorant or a scent that is added to the fuel as it flows from the reservoir to the container. The refilling station may include a plurality of designated regions for receiving a plurality of containers to be refilled, including simultaneous refilling.

A combustible sky lantern includes a combustible base frame and a combustible hot air balloon. The combustible base frame includes a combustion carrier and an envelope-connecting rim. The combustion carrier combustion carrier is used for positioning fixedly a combustible object to be ignited as a flame source. The envelope-connecting rim is connected with the combustion carrier. The combustible hot air balloon, fixed to the envelope-connecting rim, is to contain thereinside a heated air generated by burning the combustible object. After a fire at the combustible object spreads to the combustion carrier, the fire would further spread orderly to the envelope-connecting rim and the combustible hot air balloon.

A combustible sky lantern includes a combustible base frame and a combustible hot air balloon. The combustible base frame includes a combustion carrier and an envelope-connecting rim. The combustion carrier combustion carrier is used for positioning fixedly a combustible object to be ignited as a flame source. The envelope-connecting rim is connected with the combustion carrier. The combustible hot air balloon, fixed to the envelope-connecting rim, is to contain thereinside a heated air generated by burning the combustible object. After a fire at the combustible object spreads to the combustion carrier, the fire would further spread orderly to the envelope-connecting rim and the combustible hot air balloon.

A vaporization pipe for a kerosene lamp has an oil tube, a thermally conductive tube, and a first passage. The oil tube is made of steel and has a vaporization jet on a top of the oil tube. The thermally conductive tube is mounted in the oil tube and forms a first channel. The first passage is disposed between the oil tube and the thermally conductive tube. The steel oil tube can prevent the vaporization pipe from being softened and bent during the preheating of vaporization pipe or burning of the kerosene, and thus a useful lifetime of the vaporization pipe is prolonged. The thermally conductive tube is made of high-thermal-conductivity material for keeping the vaporization pipe with adequate thermal conductivity and improving a burning rate of kerosene. The first passage allows the kerosene to flow upward, preventing the kerosene from being vaporized incompletely because the kerosene is over pressurized.

A device having a flame bowl surrounded by a first, inner shroud. The device includes a shell having a second, outer shroud on an upper portion thereof, the outer shroud circumscribing at least a portion of the first shroud, and a support supporting the flame bowl and the first shroud in a fixed relationship with respect to the outer shroud.

A recessed light fixture includes a first light source that emits a first light, a second light source that emits a second light and a reflector positioned to reflect at least a portion of the first light. The recessed light fixture further includes a lightguide trim positioned around at least a portion of the reflector. The second light source is positioned to emit the second light toward a narrow edge of the lightguide trim.

A device with a flame bowl for a torch having a torch body containing a fuel supply. A fitting attaches to the flame bowl for interfacing with the fuel supply. A perforated support affixes the flame bowl in an elevated position relative to a portion of the torch body.