Candle Guide + Candle Safety

The Basics

Tip 1

Allow the wax to fully melt to the edge of the can, both on the first burn and consecutive ones!

Tip 2

On every new burn, your wick to 1/4". The shorter height allows the wax to capillary up the wick to feed the flame properly.

Tip 3

Do not burn the candle for longer than 4 hours at a time. It's time for a new candle when there is 1/2" wax remaining!

The Do’s and Don’ts

Please follow the warning info located on the bottom of your candle.

~ Always burn your candle within sight. do not burn the candle for longer than 4 hours at a time.

~ Keep burning candles away from flammable materials, children and pets.

~ Do not light on or near any objects that can catch fire, and do not place on or near other heat sources.

~ Burn candle on heat resistant surfaces only.

How To Fix Tunneling

if your candle starts to tunnel (major wax hang up on side of jar), your wick can have troubles staying lit. if it hasn't gone too far - oftentimes it can be fixed.

how?
Try the tin foil method.

1. Light your candle. Poke a hole in a piece of
aluminium foil and place around the top of the
candle.


2. This allows the heat to stay in and melt the rimy of hard wax on the sides. Keeping your candle in eye sight at all times, leave it sitting for 1-2 hours. Check every half hour, and eventually you'll have a good even wax pool and a re-set candle. Please be careful when removing the foil, it will be hot!


3. Note: If there's too much liquid wax that is now drowning the wick, use a tissue paper to soak up the excess!

The aim of the foil method is to increase the heat trapped at the top of the candle, hopefully
enabling the stubborn hard wax left up the sides to melt.


Remember, it's all in the first burn.


The first time you light and burn your new candle really sets the stage for how well the candle will perform throughout its life. Make sure you are letting the wax melt all the way to the edges on the first (and consecutive) burn!