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When you first light your soy candle, burn your soy candle until the wax melts all the way to the edge of your container. This will create a memory burn it is also important that you do not trim your wick the first time your candle is burned. |
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When burning your soy candle always burn the candle until it pools all the way to the edge. Allow candle to cool and harden before relighting. |
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When trimming your wick, only trim the “carbon ball” off the end. This will help keep your soy candle burning good. |
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Discontinue burning soy container candles when 1/4 inch of wax is left in the bottom. You can clean out your container with soap and water and use your container for other things! |
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When extinguishing the flame of your soy candle use a wax dipper tool too put out the flame. This will limit the amout of smoke emitted from your candle and it will also prep your candle for the next burn. |
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Avoid placing your candles in areas of extreme temperature changes as this will cause discoloration of your candles |
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Avoid trimming your wicks too short. Your wicks should be a minimum of 1/4 inch from the soy wax. Trimming a wick too short will cause improper burning conditions. |
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If your candle is producing black soot it is possible that your wick is too long. All candles will produce some soot. The important thing to remember is that our candles do not contain toxins within its soot and the amount of soot produced will be far less |
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Votives must be burned inside of a container that is no more than 1/4 inch larger than the votive on any side. This will allow your votive to burn properly. By following these tips you will have an amazing soy candle burning experience! |
