🔥Create an emergency lamp using a jar and liquid paraffin for bright and long-lasting light.
🔌Perfect for power outages and emergencies, providing a reliable source of light.
👏Easily make multiple lamps to place around the house for convenient lighting.
💡Inspired by the 1800s Betty lamps, this DIY lamp is an improved version for modern use.
✨Customize the lamp with a unique spiral wire design and a loop handle for easy carrying.
What fuel should I use for the lamp?
—Use liquid paraffin (candle lamp oil) as the fuel for the lamp.
How long does the lamp burn for?
—With the right amount of fuel, the lamp can burn for several hours.
Is it safe to use indoors?
—Yes, the lamp is safe to use indoors as long as proper precautions are taken.
Can I use a different type of wire for the spiral design?
—Yes, you can use alternative wires such as romex copper wire.
Where can I purchase the materials needed for this project?
—You can find the materials, including jars, wicks, and wire, at hardware stores or online retailers.
00:36Learn how to create your own emergency lamp using a jar.
01:03Discover the benefits of having an emergency lamp during power outages.
01:56Understand the inspiration behind the 'Bright Betty Bama Lamp.'
02:51Explore the different components needed for the lamp.
03:57Learn how to create a custom wire spiral design for a unique look.
06:11Follow step-by-step instructions on making the loop handle for easy carrying.
09:19Discover how to adjust the lamp to fit securely in a jar.
10:49Learn the correct fuel to use and how to light the lamp.
