HyoolaCitronella Lamp Oil Torch Fuel, 1 Gallon, Smokeless Insect and Mosquito Repellent Scented Paraffin Fluid for Indoor and Outdoor, Lantern Use and Oil Candle

Amazing quality!Provides sufficient light in the lantern.Size is perfect for the price.Easy to use, just full and light.Fuel last for quite sometime, this is a great performing product fuel.

This lamp oil works very well and has very little odor while burning.

I do not like the smell of Citronella Lamp Oil but it Works good but its not the peak insect season yet, it does have low smoke.

Easy to use and store. It smells nice and there's no smoke. See it in my oil lamp on my deck table. 💛 I recommend this product.

Thus far, I'd say this is a good value. I'm pleased with this purchase. I live in FL, so mosquitos are quite prevalent. I'm not sure how well the actual mosquito-repellant element of it works. I still seem to get bit all the time. I wouldn't put a lot of stock in any such claim, there are so many variables; however, it does smell good. Burns well. Good quantity. Again, the "mosquito repellant" aspect is highly subjective, so take all reviews with a grain of salt. But I can vouch for every other aspect! All in all, good purchase. I definitely plan to purchase this again.

So, let me preface this by saying it wasn’t a TON of bees. This did not call the whole fam damily of bees HOWEVER something about this particular citronella lamp oil definitely invites them to the porch. I sit on this porch daily and noticed them starting to come around right after I bought this. I light a refillable candle (filled with this stuff) when it’s warmer because mosquitoes are NOSEY. I noticed a few bees would come check me out and hover around the bottle. It got colder and I didn’t light the candle for a few weeks; no bees. I lit it today because it’s finally warm and there are mosquitos and guess what? BEES TOO.They haven’t stung me yet and they don’t swarm. I think they only like me for my lamp oil. The bees would give this lamp oil a 10/10.

Smells nice, really is smokeless. And it does keep the mosque away.

This product is not smokeless and I would be skeptical about using indoors; I'm getting consistent plumes of black and gray smoke. In fairness, the smoke isn't as dense as with other tiki torch oils. Perhaps it could he the wicks used. The bottle does not recommend any specific wick type. I used product in my table top tiki torches using fiber glass wicks. I've ordered cotton wicks to see if this will make the product smokeless. So far no noticeable insect repelling.