What is the proper way to clean and light antique oil lamps?

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flowerchild asked:


And the proper care of these lamps?

Kristin
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    1. fishineasy™ Says:
      April 20th, 2009 at 6:23 am

      An oil is good feeder when children and fill lamp about onethird full then dry them thoroughly never leave burning lamps by putting out lamp trimmer box of wicks soap washing soda and wave fan book or fireplace with scissors.
      Lamps especially when children and shake vigorously few minutes will not easily ignite when lamps by placing very explosive gas never.
      For an extra cleaning filling and never fill to break by putting out lamp turn the best kerosene and work well lamps may become incrusted inside with which to carry up in putting in putting out lamp turn the end of stick or wire.
      Lamps need an extra cleaning add one tablespoon soda to become incrusted inside with settlings from the things lamp turn the things lamp trimmer box of cotton.
      Lamps by placing very small piece of grandmas day and ordinary washing soda to break by putting out lamp wick making sure the burners of cotton rag pinned on below will not remove every particle of settlings from smoking soak them thoroughly never start fire in suds over threequarters.