batting for smoke units

In a lot of cases, a simple pinch of fiberglass insulation can do the trick.

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https://www.lionelsupport.com/...G-PRE-CUT-FIBERGLASS

@donhradio posted:

In a lot of cases, a simple pinch of fiberglass insulation can do the trick.

This is what I do.  I actually have an old roll of fiberglass pipe insulation laying around that I seal a pinch from when necessary. 

Tony

Thanks -to all who replied,  good to know that a lifetime supply is available at Home Depot.  Art

Tiki torch wick is what I use now. Seems to last longer and smokes better than wall insulation.

Pete

Thanks art

@Norton posted:

Tiki torch wick is what I use now. Seems to last longer and smokes better than wall insulation.

Pete

I have never tried the Torch Wick. How do you use the Tiki Wick? Is it cut in a one inch or so piece  and then the woven covering removed or left together and then  stuffed into the chamber?

Thanks

@Patrick1544 posted:

I have never tried the Torch Wick. How do you use the Tiki Wick? Is it cut in a one inch or so piece  and then the woven covering removed or left together and then  stuffed into the chamber?

Thanks

This what I have. I cut about a 1-2” piece off, then pull the strands apart and arrange them randomly on the smoke unit.

https://www.amazon.com/Dans-Da...amp;sr=8-45&th=1

Pete

@Norton posted:

This what I have. I cut about a 1-2” piece off, then pull the strands apart and arrange them randomly on the smoke unit.

https://www.amazon.com/Dans-Da...amp;sr=8-45&th=1

I use similar stuff, I bought ten feet of it on eBay years ago, still working my way through it.

Thanks for the info. Art