Essential Candle Information

CAUTION: Failure to follow any candle instructions could result in injury or property damage.

WARNING - To Prevent Fire - Stay within view of a burning candle. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Never burn a candle on or near anything that can catch fire.

• Store candles in a cool, dry place away from light to prevent fading.

• Always burn candles on a protected, noncombustible, heat-resistant surface securely placed on an appropriate holder. Other than jar candles, all candles may be susceptible to dripping or guttering. A dripless candle is a misnomer and precautions should always be taken.

• Laying a fragranced or colored candle directly on furnishings can cause surface damage.

• Keep wax pool free of wick trimmings or other foreign matter that might present a fire hazard.

• Burning a candle in a draft will cause the flame to smoke. Over time this can affect home decor and mark walls with soot.
• Extinguish candles by blowing them out gently, so as not to splatter liquid wax, or use a snuffer. Do not use water! In the case of jars, do not replace lid while burning.

• If an off-center flame is causing the candle to burn unevenly, simply move the extinguished wick to the center with a Wickman tool while the wax is still soft.

• Candles burned close to one another will affect each other's burning quality due to their combined heat. Bear this in mind when creating decorative arrangements.

• Containers may become hot. Handle with care.

• Decorative candles are designed to perform best at ambient temperatures of 65 - 80 degrees F. Temperatures outside this range may experience difference burning characteristics.

• Although candles may smell like food, they are not edible.