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Last week, I posted some info on the common misconceptions with Soy candles. I woulod now like to follow up with some basic candle care tips.
The funny thing is, before I got into candle making, if someone told me to care for my candle I would have laughed in their face. I never thought it might actually help save me money on wasted candles!
When I first joined Atise (my introduction to soy) I was told about a few simple things we could do to make sure our candles burn right to the bottom, thus ensuring that we don't end up throwing out half a candle that wont burn...
If you think Soy candles are more expensive than regular parrafin candles, then you'd be right. But, the small added cost of Soy is well worth the money spent. Have you ever had a candle do this??
This is called Candle tunneling. And once you get it, it's almost impossible to correct. This can happen for a number of reasons
- The wick is too small for the jar and amount of wax
- The candle wasn't "pre-burned" allowing sufficient time for a complete melt pool to occur.
- The candle is made from inferior products.
Usually, I give out some candle care tips when people make a purchase, but I will post here also for everyone to use and enjoy!
Mishelle xox
Sunday 10th February 2013 -
Daylesford Sunday Market
18 Raglan St,
Daylesford Vic
The Daylesford Sunday Market operates each Sunday
from 8.00 am to 3.00 or 4.00pm at Daylesford Station (rain, hail, shine
or snow).
A wide variety of stalls selling everything from
books to spare parts for the car, fresh local produce, clothing and
collectables to cakes, to clothes, to absolute junk (which I always find
worthy of a look). There's hot food and coffee with no shortage of
munchies on your journey.
The Daylesford Sunday Market is located at 18 Raglan Street (Midland Highway) and plenty of FREE car parking is available.
