Candle Care - Wood Wick
Instructions
Lighting Your Candle
- It may take a couple of goes lighting your wood wick candle.
- Ensure the whole wick is alight before moving the lighter, this may take up to 10 seconds.
Burn Time
- To prevent tunneling and create a candle memory, the first time you light your soy candle let the wax melt all the way to the edge of the jar.
- Never burn for more than 4 hours at a time.
Trim Wick Before Every Use
- Always trim the wick before relighting.
- Trimming the wick will help your candle stay alight, burn evenly and longer.
- Trim by pinching the charcoal off the wick with a tissue.
- It’s important to do this before each burn as the charcoal can cause the candle to go out.
Avoid Draughts
- Candles burn best in still air but if you can’t avoid draughts, turn the candle periodically to avoid uneven burning and possible candle collapse.
- A candle in a draught may also start to smoke.
Candle Storage
- Candles are sensitive to temperature and light. Fragrances with a vanilla content may yellow if exposed to sunlight or fluorescent light, this is normal and does not affect the burning of the candle.
- Store your candles in an upright position.
Putting Candles Out
- It is always best to use a candle snuffer rather than blowing out to avoid wax splash.
- This will help to maximise the candle’s burn time.
Keep The Burn Pool Clean
- If you get any black at the rim of your glass simply wipe it away with a damp cloth, this may be a sign that your wick is too long.
Safety
- Burn candle within sight
- Keep out of reach of children and pets
- Never burn a candle on or near anything that can catch fire
- Keep wick centred and trimmed to no more than 1/4" at all times to prevent excessive flame or smoke
- Do not let wick trimmings, or other debris drop into wax
- For best performance, burn until the wax melts evenly across containers, not exceeding 4 hours
- Discontinue use when only 1/2" of wax remains in bottom
- Never move a hot candle
- Never burn a candle unattended or near a draught
- Failure to follow instructions could result in a fire hazard or injury