Mythotto, you would be better off to just change over to a new wick and clean the bowl. Some here use factory wick or tiki torche wick. I use neither. I buy one inch wood stove door gasket from any hardware store. It's woven by several small ropes of gasket material. You can unravel it to have several wicks. I usually just buy a foot at a time for five buck's as this will do fifty to seventy five engines.
As with any wick material you should soak it with smoke oil before handling it to avoid breathing fibers "its like asbestos" then seal it in a zip lock bag. The wood stove door material outlast tiki and factory wick in my experience.
Originally Posted by Mythotto:
Rusty - I get where you are coming from. At this point I have at least 3 to 4 scents down the stack - So I know I am not getting one true scent. If I can get wifey out of the house for most of the day I can try to burn off most of what is in there. And then start again sticking with one scent only. At this point I am running No Smoke.
Ken