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Burning Instructions
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Here at BennaScents, we want you to experience the maximum enjoyment
and pleasure from our candles. We take great pride in making them using
only the finest quality
ingredients and materials. However, it’s very important that you burn
candles responsibly to ensure their safe use. Please follow these guidelines
to keep
BennaScents burning brightly and safely for hours.
- Remove all packaging before lighting.
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Place on a protected, heat-resistant, dry surface, away from anything that can
catch fire, and out of reach of children and pets. Use holders with at least
a 1/4" rim and designed for the particular candle style.
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Keep wick(s) trimmed to 1/4” at all times.
- Burn only in 3-4 hour increments.
- If smoking occurs, blow candle out. Trim wick(s), remove trimmings, and
relight.
- Keep the wax pool free of wick trimmings, matches, or any combustible
material. Keep the wick centered.
- Avoid burning candles in drafts.
- Never leave burning candles unattended. Keep them within sight at all
times.
- Keep all matches and lighters out of the reach of children.
- Teach everyone in the family the rules of safe candle use.
Pillars
To ensure a long burn-time for your pillars, you must follow these specific
instructions to avoid leaking wax or tunneling.
- When lighting the candle for the first time, let the wax pool reach
no
less than 1/4" from the candle’s edge, extinguish flame and allow
candle to harden before relighting. This will prevent leaking by building
a strong
shell around the candle's perimeter.
- Each time you light the candle, trim the wick to 1/4". This not
only keeps the flame at the right size, it also straightens the wick
to ensure even
burning
on all sides. For best results, burn candle for one hour per inch
diameter (e.g. for a 4" diameter pillar, burn for a maximum 4 hour intervals.)
- Each time you light the candle, make sure it burns long enough for
the wax pool to be filled to the edge you created during the first burn.
Otherwise,
you will create a tunnel that will eventually extinguish your wick.
- Never place a candle directly on furniture. Only burn in an appropriate
holder, sized at least 1/2" larger than the candle's diameter.
- Keep burning candle away from drafts. This causes uneven burning and
eventually will cause your shell to leak.
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Discontinue use when 1/2" of wax remains. (TIP: break this wax up in 1" pieces
to melt in a tart burner or simmer vase for additional fragrancing).
Tea Lights
- Do not hold the tea light when lighting, the sides will get hot quickly!
If the wick smokes or builds up carbon, extinguish flame
and remove the carbon before relighting
Votive Candles.
- Burn only in an appropriate holder, fitted for size of votive.
Do not burn freestanding as all votives liquefy.
Containers (glass & tin)
- Handle with care; glass containers are fragile. Avoid glass-to-glass
contact when removing or replacing the lid. Do not use if
the jar is cracked, chipped
or scratched. Do not refill with wax.
- Do not allow the flame to touch the side of the container. The container
may become hot. Handle carefully.
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If smoking occurs, check for drafts or high traffic areas, which may cause
flame to flicker and smoke. Also, be sure that the wick is no longer than 1/4".
If it is, extinguish, trim to 1/4", and relight.
- To minimize wax left on the sides of the container, burn 3 hours at a
time; it is normal for some wax to be left. The amount will
vary per color, fragrance and burning conditions.
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Prevent possible heat damage to the counter/surface by discontinuing use when
1/2" of wax remains. Only burn in a suitable
holder, or on a plate or other fire and heat resistant
surface.
- Extinguish carefully before replacing the lid.
DISCLAIMER: BennaScents, nor any associate thereof, is not responsible
for any damage incurred from any
form of misuse or negligence in the use of their
products, nor are they responsible
for any damage incurred from them. Please be careful with candles!
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