Japanese Organic Cotton Sliver 13 Feets 100% Organic Unbleached [Made in Japan] (1 Pack)

I've been rebuilding atomizers for 10+ years and in that time have tried dozens of different types of cotton. While I still experiment with different types from time to time, this is my go to. Hands down. Cut the length you need and split it in half lengthwise and you have the perfect amount for two 3mm coils. Flavor is on point and keeps up with wicking, no problem. Convenience and quality at a great price. Better than any name brand that I've used.

I needed a good quality cotton fiber to practice with on a new Tahkli yarn spindle I just bought & that's why I selected this cotton. Every fiber source I've used from Japan has been a well made product & this set of slivers is no exception. They came in wonderful condition & packed individually as shown so very easy to safely store others when working with one. The fiber has been processed well and not overly processed as some might be. I prefer fiber that is close to natural because that's the beauty of even spinning your own yarns from it. These slivers are smooth & obviously high quality. They are spinning evenly & smoothly & producing a lovely, natural colored strand that is perfect for what I needed. The quality can be both seen & felt. I looked for a higher quality cotton fiber to practice with because the final cotton I'll be using once I master my new Tahkli is Sea Island cotton that is soft & luxurious. This doesn't quite reach that level but is very close to it & I'm so pleased I got this fiber. I'll be ordering more from this company for my other cotton spinning for certain. I greatly appreciate the care that Japanese fiber makers seem to give to the creation of their products whether it be raw or processed. I do recommend this product.

Personally bought this product for vaping so this is what my review will be about. However, don't pass it up because of that. If not pay attention because of this. As a vapor, cotton is really important. How it absorbs, how clean it tastes {yes i know weird way to put it}, and how easy it is to work with. When making builds for vaping you want the cleanest and most pure cotton you can get. We are inhaling stuff from the cotton being warmed up, so it is vital that you are not getting some cheap bleached garbage for your lungs.With that said I have used this cotton a few times. The taste is very clean, this means no chemicals, nothing added. It is not bleached! So this is obviously very good for our lungs, and also for those out there who use cotton on your faces and body.Absorbing ability is quite well for liquid. It will retain liquid with ease. If it is say something more powdery like make up it also holds it quite well. If you are applying a cream to your skin, it holds it well and does not completely soak it to robbing it away from you.Natural products are the way to go rather than messing around with chemicals. A+

Can't wait to use I've seen videos on crafts with it so excited to try

I have tried every brand from cotton bacon to wotofo and this cotton is best cotton I ever had...easy and fast wicking...hardly any dry hits...long lasting on a kylin mini up 2 weeks...brings out the flavor immensely... highly recommended you will be surprised

Absolutely fantastic cotton. For those looking for great cotton wicks for rebuildables, it’s hard to beat from a performance and price point. It’s fluffy lush cotton that wicks perfectly, and comes in a long section that you can cut to desired length, and then cut that section in half to wick two coils. So one 13 ft package will make a ton of wicks. The real deal is the 4 pack for $14 ?? That’s enough cotton for years and years, no joke.

It's cotton.

Apparently this cotton is designed for wicks of some nature? I bought it because it was organic and unbleached to use in the squirrel nesting house I’m putting up. 13 feet sounded like a lot, but the joke is on me! It fits in a little bag about four 4.5x3 inches! My bad for not knowing what I buying. I’m still going to use it. I’ll just pull it apart and mix it in with the hay to fill the bottom of the squirrel house.