"http://www.hoopcity.ca/profiles/blogs/fire-safety-fuels-and-first?xg_source=activity ; Check out this post by Caroleena, it's a great all around reference! You will love it, have fun and be safe chica!"

"I tried this turkey baster method tonight, and it was a MESS. I tried to just let it drip out, but it came pouring out onto my actual hoop tubing and spilled on the grass. I wiped the hoop down with a damp cloth but was still a bit frightened that I…"

"Oh yes, and the dipping component!  I like the turkey baster method... How I was taught by the super-safe fire spinning group I used to do stuff with: Paint cans.  You can get unused paint cans from most hardware/home depot/Canadian Tire…"

"You have some good fuel feedback, so I won't go into that. You can light your wicks with a regular lighter but just keep in mind the direction of the flame (due to wind or breeze).  Or you can have a fuel soaked lamp in a fire-sturdy bowl…"

"I've used a turkey baster.  Since most squirt bottles are plastic I like the turkey baster because it never ends up being a container filled with fuel. It's only full when I need it to be and then make sure it's empty when done…"

"I dont know about a good place in Canada but Sacred Flame makes such beautiful hoops. The shipping isnt too much."

"Ooohh, a squirt bottle is a great idea. Do you soak the whole wick, or just squirt some into it?"

"I use 50% white gas, 50% lamp oil, because white gas burns very hot and bright on it's own and does not last as long. I use a squirt bottle over a metal bowl then funnel the excess fuel back into to squirt bottle when I'm done. I find it a…"