zapzap asked:


I need the cord to be at least 20' long to the charging panel, I have looked anyone have ideas or know where I can find these? Want to light the inside roof area of this tiki hut, there is no electricity so am trying solar, its hard to find. Have anyone out ever make some?

rockin'everywhere asked:


I have 5 cheap wooden tiki torches. These are the wooden stakes you dig in the ground that are only one dollar but I have no idea how to use it!! It has a wick on the end and looks like it has a ***** cap were the wick is. I do not know what fuel to put it in, if i unscrew the cap, when i should light the tiki torch, can I please get all the info because we are doing a loau party and I dont want an accident or dont want to end up burning out the torch and ruining the theme on the day of. Please provide me with every step to step in DETAILS, i would appreciate it soooo much! Thank you

P.S. can you also tip me on, what to watch out for. for example: "make sure when you light it your other hand is on the stake so that etc. etc. won't happen"... "if it's too dim, then this is wrong, etc. etc".

penguin5b asked:


I'm planning to throw an outdoor tiki party in a few weeks. I am somewhat familiar with the tiki era of the late 50's/early 60's and I want the party to stay faithful to that vibe. In other words, it's not supposed to be a "luau", or a beach party. It's tiki. Think lounges, pufferfish, fruity drinks with lots of gaudy garnish, and an underlying current that reflects and recaptures that spirit of that time: carefree, laid back, indulgent. I'm open to any suggestions. Thanks!