Do not burn candles near anything that could catch fire
Place burning candles on a heat resistant mat
Do not place candles in a draught
Trim the wick to 5mm before each lighting
When lighting for the first time make sure the wax melts all the way to the edge of the container
Keep the melted wax pool clear of matches and debris to prevent flaring
We recommend you do not burn your candle for more than 3 hours at a time
The candle container will be hot after burning – allow to cool completely before handling
Do not allow the candle to burn right to the very base of the wick – extinguish the flame when there is still a small amount of wax remaining. This prevents the wick moving or the flame causing a potentially hazardous heat build up in a localised region of the container
Our candles are made from 100% natural wax – you may notice variations such as frosting, cracking or sweating in the wax. This is normal for natural wax and does not effect the performance of the candle
Replace the candle lid between burns – this protects the candle and wick from dust
If you spill any wax, carefully scrape away the excess, then follow with warm soapy water
Candles made from natural wax react to changes in temperature. We recommend you keep away from direct sunlight and avoid exposure to extreme fluctuations in temperature.
REED DIFFUSERS
Remove the lid and insert all the reeds allowing them to absorb the fragrance
Carefully flip the reeds if necessary – it is better to do this individually, 3 or 4 reeds each time rather than all at once for a longer lasting fragrance
If the oil spills, clean up immediately as the oil can cause damage to certain surfaces
Use a mat to protect your surfaces from oil damage
WAX SHOTS
For use with a ceramic oil burner only
Always follow the safety instructions provided with your burner
Our wax shots are not suitable for use in burners that release steam
Remove the wax shot from the plastic pot
Use a knife to carefully cut the wax into smaller pieces depending on the size of your burner – we recommend using a third of the pot