Tips

Candle use:

Place the candle in a fire-safe location and out of reach of children.

The first time you burn the candle, let it burn until the entire top layer has melted to the edge of the glass. We do this to prevent tunneling so that it burns more evenly.

Never leave a burning candle unattended.

Please note that the container can become hot. Always place the candle on a stable, heat-resistant coaster that protects your furniture from heat. Never let the candle burn for more than 4 hours at a time and extinguish it before the final layer of wax is consumed. Never let the candle burn completely down to the bottom.

Trim the wick to 5mm before relighting the candle.

Whipped cream candles can overflow and drip!
Whipped cream candles are a fun and atmospheric way to decorate for a party or other occasion. However, it is important to know that whipped cream candles can overflow and drip. This can lead to damage to furniture or floors, and annoying stains.

To prevent a whipped cream candle from overflowing or dripping, you must always place something under the candle for protection. This can be a small plate, a dish, or another coaster. Make sure the coaster is large enough to cover the entire candle.

Use of Wax Melts:

Place the burner in a fire-safe location and out of reach of children.

Never leave a lit burner unattended.

Use burners that are suitable for Wax Melts. (oil burners are not suitable as they are too small and can get too hot)

Use tea lights with a maximum burn time of 4 hours.

Depending on the scent, you can burn one wax cube 2 to 3 times,

Remove the wax when the scent is gone by lighting a tea light briefly and then removing the still-hard wax.

Use of reed diffusers:

First remove the plastic plug under the decorative cap.