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Caring for Your Scented Candles: A Guide to Longevity and Safety

Scented candles bring warmth and fragrance to your home, but they also require proper care to ensure safety and maximize their life span. Follow these simple tips to enjoy your candles to the fullest.
- Trim the Wick
Before lighting your candle, always trim the wick to about 1/4 inch. This prevents excess soot, ensures a cleaner burn, and helps the candle last longer. - Let the Wax Pool
When burning a candle for the first time, allow the wax to melt evenly across the surface. This prevents tunnelingโa condition where the wax burns unevenly, leaving unused wax along the edges. - Burn in 2-4 Hour Intervals
Avoid burning your candle for more than four hours at a time. Extended burns can cause the wick to become unstable and produce soot. - Keep It Clean
Dust and debris can accumulate on the wax surface. Wipe your candle with a clean cloth or tissue before lighting to prevent impurities from burning. - Place on a Stable, Heat-Resistant Surface
Candles can become hot while burning, so ensure theyโre placed on a sturdy, non-flammable surface away from drafts, curtains, or other flammable materials. - Avoid Direct Sunlight
Exposure to sunlight can fade the candle’s color and alter its scent. Store your candles in a cool, dark place when not in use. - Extinguish Safely
Use a candle snuffer or gently blow out the flame to prevent wax splattering. Avoid using the lid to extinguish the flame unless itโs specifically designed for that purpose. - Reuse the Jar
Once your candle has burned out, repurpose the jar as a container for small items, such as jewelry or office supplies.
By following these steps, your scented candles will not only burn beautifully but also provide a safe and delightful experience every time. Happy candle care!