| And unlike Al Gore, she knows how to apply makeup so that she doesn't look like a big, orange, waxy, wickless candle. |
| Natural gas, the first wickless source of lighting, became popular after 1860 whether as a means of lighting, cooking or heating. |
| The ring in wickless stoves may not be thick enough, or they may have slipped out of place, or become broken. |
| The wickless stoves are equipped with a ring of asbestos which serves the purpose of a wick. |
| It may be burned in a wickless lamp, provided a proper cap-burner be employed. |
| Since John Macgegor used this stove there have been other wickless stoves invented, and sold at more moderate prices. |
