Candle Burning & Safety Tips

·        Its best NOT to trim the wick when lighting your soy candle for the first time. For natural wicks it is normal to notice some "mushrooming" at the top of the wick. Trim your wick to 1/4" to 1/2" and discard before re-lighting.

·        Re-trim the wick before every use.

·        Place candles on a heat resistant, dry surface away from anything that can catch fire and out of reach of children, pets & drafts.

·        Burn candles in a draft free area clear of combustible material such as curtains, books, baskets, etc.

·        Glass and tin containers may become hot so be very careful if you should have to move your candle in any way. Its best NOT to move a burning candle.

·        A good indication that the wick is too long is that your soy candle may begin to smoke... that's why its best to keep the wick trimmed.

·        Allowing candles to burn until a complete melt pool has formed all the way across the jar or tin will prevent tunneling. Never throw matches into the melt pool of your candle.

Discontinue use of candle when 1/4" of wax remains. Allowing the candle to burn until no liquid remains will cause excessive heat and may cause glass to break.

·        Do not place the lid on a candle container to extinguish the flame.

·        NEVER leave lit candles unattended while burning.

It is estimated that 7 out of 10 homes burn candles on a regular basis. Candles are purchased for various reasons... home décor, relaxation, ambience and more. By following the above Candle Tips & Safety info, you will get the most out of your home candle burning experience. Thank you for taking the time to read this important candle burning information.