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Q: Why do candle wicks sometimes become mushroom shaped?
A: When the candle is consuming wax more quickly than the flame can burn completely, carbon deposits may develop. This will most likely occur when the wick needs to be trimmed. Blow out the flame, trim off the wick and carbon deposit and relight. Do not allow the wick trimmings or other materials to fall into the wax pool.
Q: If I wanted to use my empty glass for storage, how can I remove the metal wick base?
A: This is a relatively easy process. Once all wax is removed, simply pour in enough rubbing alcohol to cover the base and allow the jar to sit for a few days. The rubbing alcohol should soften the glue and release the base. It is important that you allow the rubbing alcohol time to work and that you don't pry at the base with your hand or any object
Q: Why does it say to discontinue using the candle when a half inch of wax remains?
A: The glass can get hot on the bottom as the flame nears the base of the jar and most of the wax has been consumed. When this instruction is followed the glass will not get too hot. For your safety, we also recommend burning all candles on heat resistant surfaces, such as a plate or trivet.
Q: How will my products be shipped?
A: Most orders will be processed within one to two business days. Please add from three to eight business days for typical UPS delivery depending upon the zone to which the package will be shipped.
Try All of Our Fragrances
Can't decide which fragrance best suits your style? Try our fragrance sample set to experience all of our distinctive fragrances.
Recycling Glass
When you are through burning your candle consider using the glass as a vase, for burning tealights, or to serve fun and fancy cocktails.
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