Good & Well Supply Co | Everglades National Park Candle
CHF 38.00
Notes of blood orange, bergamot & neroli.
All natural soy candle handcrafted to impart the scents of the wild and pristine lands of America's National Parks.
Made in small batches in Seattle, WA, USA.
HALF PINT:
Diameter: 3 in
Height: 3 in
Approx. Net Wt: 8 oz
Burn time: 45+ hours
Hot tips for burning candles:
1.Place on a protected, heat-resistant, dry surface, away from anything that can catch fire, and out of reach of children and pets.
2. Never leave burning candles unattended. Keep them within sight at all times.
3. Always burn your candle in a draft-free area. Drafts (ceiling fans, A/C vents, windows, etc.) will make the candle flame flicker and smoke.
4. Do not burn under a shelf, as this will inhibit the amount of oxygen that is getting to the wick of the candle and can cause the candle to not burn properly.
5. Limit length of individual burnings to a maximum of 2 hours. Allow candle to cool before relighting.
6. If smoking occurs, extinguish candle, trim wick, remove trimmings, and relight.
7. Keep the wick centered.
8. Keep the wax pool free of wick trimmings, matches, or any other combustible materials.
9. Teach everyone in the family the rules of safe candle use.
10. Prevent possible heat damage to the counter/surface by discontinuing use when 1/2″ of wax remains. Burning past this point can present a fire hazard.
4. Do not burn under a shelf, as this will inhibit the amount of oxygen that is getting to the wick of the candle and can cause the candle to not burn properly.
5. Limit length of individual burnings to a maximum of 2 hours. Allow candle to cool before relighting.
6. If smoking occurs, extinguish candle, trim wick, remove trimmings, and relight.
7. Keep the wick centered.
8. Keep the wax pool free of wick trimmings, matches, or any other combustible materials.
9. Teach everyone in the family the rules of safe candle use.
10. Prevent possible heat damage to the counter/surface by discontinuing use when 1/2″ of wax remains. Burning past this point can present a fire hazard.