Candle Storage, Use and Safety Tips

Keep wicks trimmed to one half inch. Long or crooked wicks cause uneven burning and dripping.

Votive candles will clean easily if you add 1/8" of water to the glass before inserting the candle.

Keep votive wicks centered and trimmed to 1/4" while burning to prevent breaking the glass.

If a wick becomes too short to light, carve away enough wax to expose the fresh wick, then trim 1/4" off the top of the candle and burn the candle to reform its appearance (tapers are the exception to this rule.)

Always store candles in a cool, dark, dry place. They should be stored flat to prevent warping.

Avoid putting candles in drafts to prevent rapid and uneven burning and excessive dripping.

Clean solid candles with a piece of nylon or use a touch of salad oil on a soft cloth.

Before a party, light and extinguish the candles. They'll light more quickly and easily later.

To remove wax from washable fabrics, scrape off excess wax and run boiling water through the material. ' Remove wax from holders by running very hot water over them.

Candles refrigerated before using will burn more slowly and evenly. Wrap in foil or plastic before refrigeration to prevent wicks from absorbing moisture.

Candles will fade if left in the light for an extended period of time. Never put candles in a window or directly expose to bright outdoor light or indoor spotlights.

Candles should always be burned in proper candleholders or bases.

Extinguish candles when they get within 2 inches of their holders or decorations.( Votives are the exception to this rule.)

When blowing out a candle, hold your finger in front of the flame and blow at it. The air will flow around the finger and extinguish the candle from both sides. This will prevent hot wax from splattering.

Keep lighted candles out of the reach of children and pets.

Avoid burning candles near combustible materials.

Never leave a burning candle unattended.

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