[Stoves] tea-candles, useful type of burning?

[Boll, Martin Dr.]

Tami,

having seen your questions and answers about carbon particles in the
stoves-list, I have some questions on that topic.

 

When I burn a simple tea-candle, the water- or tea-pot does not get black
(no carbon? few carbon?) (Naturally I must not dip the pot into the flame!)

Even when I take several tea-candles standing together, there is no
soothing.

As simple minded I guess from that observation, that the combustion is
effective, at least with respect on sooth.

-Are there other components which would lead to the opinion, that this type
of burning is not useful for a good and simple stove?

-What power ( Watt) has a simple tea-candle-flame?

If the answers are positive I will think further about of wick-flames.

 

Regards

 

Martin