One morning, my wife asked me to buy insect repellent for a party in our pool area. I bought torches and fuel, but placing them was complicated due to the hard ground and guest safety concerns. 

Filling the torches was another ordeal. When opening the caps to pour the fuel, I spilled liquid, killing the grass and staining the area. Despite bathing, the smell persisted. I managed to prepare only four of the eight torches, and their placement on the ground posed a risk to children during the party.

Weeks later, while preparing the torches for another event, I encountered more problems. The caps were stuck, and the wicks got damaged when opening them. Additionally, I spilled more fuel, creating a mess. I searched for a more efficient installation and refilling system in several stores without success, and I couldn’t find solutions online either. The industry needs to improve in terms of comfort, safety, and efficiency for insect repellent torches.