Just curious what you all would be willing to pay for a candle in this vessel? It is a sealed cement vessel with significant weight to it. It holds 4oz in wax exactly and is 100% hand made. Does anyone see the value of having the vessel after the candle is burnt? If the candle was made uniquely (perhaps to appear like succulents or flowers or something) would that increase the value or desire to own it to you? There will be more colors of this, this is just one of the basics! submitted by /u/SealThigh [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Once all of the remaining wax has liquified, is there really any remaining fragrance? Is it even worth burning anymore at this point? submitted by /u/loveablelibra [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I was gifted a small tea light wax warmer and some scented wax to go with it. Everything I’ve seen online says a cube of wax should last for somewhere between 8-10 hours. I put a single cube of wax in the burner… I’ve now burned through 35 tea lights (at least 140 hours) over the course of a couple months and it honestly looks and smells like the wax and scent haven’t disappeared at all. Shouldn’t the wax be evaporating? Or at least wouldn’t the scent run out? Have I found an everlasting wax melt? lol Is there something specific that could make it last so long? I’m new to using wax melts ..read more

M of WG don’t make this candle anymore. Dying for any suggestion on an alternative this plz help lol submitted by /u/Ok-Bike-6208 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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guys I live in a loft like studio apartment and am having trouble finding a candle that fills the whole space scent wise.. what do you think are the strongest? I know off the top of my head that Diptyque and Le Labo's wafts both go for miles, but hoping I may be able to find something less pricey. Any suggestions? ​ submitted by /u/redalienbaby [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

started this new scent today!! introducing mountain pine!! smells soooo good ? submitted by /u/beesbistro [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I saw an older post mentioning that the wicks need to be thicker to get pillar candles to drip. Does anyone know the rule of thumb for pillar thickness to wick thickness? Is there a brand of candles that are made to drip? Is there anything I can do to a normal candle to make it drip and not tunnel? submitted by /u/urkel_psp [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I brought this candle and have been burning it and it’s tunnelling bad. I’ve read people using tin foil stop it. This might be the stupidest question, so please don’t judge, but do you put the tin foil over candle or around it. I don’t wanna do the wrong thing. submitted by /u/abbieeats [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

My problem is how to clean the removable bowl-like part the wax sits in. I know you can either use cotton balls if the wax is fully melted or just slide it off if its partially melted mostly solid. Do I hand wash it? Do I just use a clorox wipe? Do I hand wash it? Do I just use a clorox wipe? Idk what is and isn't safe considering the removable bowl part gets heated. Or how long to wait after cleaning to put the new scent in and turn it on. submitted by /u/Nicole_0818 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more