GasOne Liquid Paraffin Lamp Oil – 1 Gallon (128oz) Clear – Odorless, Smokeless Indoor Outdoor Fuel for Lanterns, Lamps, and Torches – Safe Packaging

Good stuff it burns pretty slow. Low odor no smoke

Great. No smell or smoke. Good price

I use it for valve oil. It works great and has no smell.

Great deal for a lot of lamp oil. Filled all my collection of old oil lamps and lanterns and still have some left. Will say the opening on this is huge so it made it a little tricky to pour slowly and avoid spillage. Very high quality level oil though with very low smoke and great burn quality and time. No odor and pleasant burning from this oil.

I love how cleanly the paraffin oil burns. Went all night on low in the oil lamp.

Many reviewers mentioned it's difficult to pour. The design of the jug is weird, causing an air trap and then sloshing out in blobs. I made a small air hole near the rear of the handle to release air as it pours, then I tape over the hole after. Am I telling you that you should make a hole in a container of flamible liquid you store in your house? NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT. I'm just telling you what I did. Great product at a good price. My new regular brand.

I have about a half dozen Aladdin lamps with the round wick. I like to have them in working condition and to keep them running like a finely tuned Porsche. I tried burning crappy lamp oil that I’ve had around for a few years. After lighting the lamp I could immediately see carbon building up on the wick and the carbon embers on the edges of the wick and yellow flames that can destroy a frail and expensive mantle. The embers on the wick continued to smolder after blowing out the lamp, along with a strong kerosene odor.The key to keeping these lamps running well is to keep the wick trimmed and burn a good quality oil. This product fits the bill. In a clean burning lamp, which burns with a blue flame, there is little odor with this product. There is a slight odor after blowing the lamp(s) out but it is much less pronounced than it is with a poor quality oil.

I use it all the time, and inside of my house, with no noticeable odors. It is about the cheapest that I can find. I think straight kerosene would work better in one of my larger lanterns, but it would be smelly, so If I use the larger lantern, I need to keep it filled to a higher level. But it would be smelly, so this oil works well for my purposes, and I have bought at least two gallons of it.