WICKed Candles & Melts

Available Fragrances Lime & coconut White tea & berries Frangipani Citronella Coconut & peach Mango Pineapple coconut Wild strawberry Innocence Fig & cassis Guava Tropical rain Sweet honeycomb Fig & melon Watermelon Pink grapefruit Satin sheets White tea & lavender Seaside spa Japanese honeysuckle Cinnamon & spice French pear Musk stick Monkey farts Black raspberry sugar Oatmeal milk & honey Sweet pea Cucumber melon Gourmet Tahitian vanilla Passionfruit Baby powder Iced cinnamon roll Clean cotton Pomegranate Hansel & Gretels house Fresh ginger Rosé & champagne Sex on the beach DragonsBlood Sandalwood & Amber Lavender Cotton Candy Bubblegum Blueberry Cobbler Vanilla Please Note: Some fragrance are limited and if not popular will not be to be kept in stock but I can order more if you want Also any fragrance not there let me know and I can source it out and get it in Never leave a burning candle unattended. Always burn candles on a heat resistant surface. Candle holders may become hot and damage furniture. A good heat resistant surface can be made from a ceramic tile, or better still, purchase a candle plate holder. Keep burning candles away from children and pets. Keep burning candles away from drafts as it causes uneven burning, excessive smoking, and can shorten the burning time of your candle. Place pillar candles on a curved candle plate or in a shallow dish or bowl, to catch the wax in case of a blow-out. Do not burn candles to the very bottom. CANDLE BURNING INSTRUCTIONS The following burning tips will help you get the most out of your candles: Always keep the wick trimmed to 1/4 inch (6mm) as this reduces smoking and increases burn time. Do not allow wick trimmings or any other flammable item (i.e. a match) to fall into the candle as it can create a fire hazard. For the most efficient burning of the candle, allow it to burn until the wax melts almost completely across the candle. Burning for very short periods of time will cause "tunnelling" (burning a small hole down the center of the candle). Do not burn the candle for more than 4 hours at any time. Allow the candle to cool (let the wax solidify) and trim wick back to ¼ inch (6mm) before relighting. Burn candles on a secure, level, heat-resistant surface, such as a candle plate holder or glass container, well away from flammable items. Consider where the wax might end up should it spill or be knocked over. For safety, it's best even when using a container candle (jar, glass votive, etc.) to put heat-resistant material under the actual container. If a candle burns unevenly, it is usually because it is in a draft. Rotate the candle 90 degrees periodically to keep burning uniform, or move it to another location. If the wick is off centre it will also cause an uneven burn. While the wax is still warm, move the wick back into the correct position. Be careful not to burn your fingers - use the side of a teaspoon. A teaspoon of water in the bottom of a votive glass will help prevent overheating and ease removal of the spent candle. Container candles should burn till the melted wax covers the entire surface. This will improve scent throw and extend the burning time. Refrigerating candles for a few minutes before burning extends burn time slightly. Care must be taken since refrigerating for too long is likely to causing cracking. Never burn a candle right to the bottom, leave at least ½ inch otherwise it can create too much heat and burn through on to the candle's surface! To regain the colour and lustre of a non-textured candle, buff with a soft cotton cloth or an old nylon stocking and a little salad oil to remove dust and small scratches. This process revitalises the candle's sheen. The heat from the candle tends to dull the candle finish, but it can easily be regained with this simple maintenance tip. CANDLE SPILLS Following the Candle Safety Rules above should minimize the chances of needing the following instructions. Note: wax can damage a surface, but often it is your efforts to remove the wax that causes the most damage, so make every effort to avoid spills. If in doubt, please call a professional for assistance. Wax on Carpet - may cause staining. Let the wax harden, then break up and remove as much as possible. Place paper towels over the wax. Using a hot steam iron, lightly place above or on the paper towel - the wax will melt into the paper towel. If desired, protect the iron with tin foil. Repeat as needed. Check the iron for wax residue before using for clothing again. Wax on Clothing - may cause staining. Remove garment. Let the wax harden (place in the frige or freezer for a short time), then phsyically remove as much wax as possible. Pour boiling water through the affected area. Repeat as necessary. Do not use the carpet method on clothes as it could "set" the candle dye in the fabric. Wax on Solid surfaces(wood floors, furniture, counters, etc...) - may cause damage to the finish. Do not wipe up the spill as a thin film of wax is much harder to remove than a solid piece. If you catch it while the wax is still liquid, try to build a dam to confine the spill - a ruler works well for this, but a handy alternative is the side of a bread board, even a pen or pencil. Once the wax has solidified, gently pry it loose from the surface. Try to avoid scratching the finish. If necessary, pry the wax off with a plastic spatula or similar object. Avoid this if possible as it increases the chances of damaging the wood finish.