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Made from all sorts of materials
Candles were primarily made from tallow (rendered fat of a cow) and beeswax in Europe from the Roman period until the modern era, when spermaceti (from sperm whales) was used...
Made from all sorts of materials
Candles were primarily made from tallow (rendered fat of a cow) and beeswax in Europe from the Roman period until the modern era, when spermaceti (from sperm whales) was used...
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Extinguishing a candle safely
Blowing out a candle can send sparks and hot wax flying and the wick may continue to glow and emit smoke. According to the European Candle Association, the best way...
Extinguishing a candle safely
Blowing out a candle can send sparks and hot wax flying and the wick may continue to glow and emit smoke. According to the European Candle Association, the best way...
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First time lighting your candle
The first time you light your candle, you should let it burn long enough so that the whole top layer of wax becomes liquid, this could take several hours depending...
First time lighting your candle
The first time you light your candle, you should let it burn long enough so that the whole top layer of wax becomes liquid, this could take several hours depending...
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Telling the Time
Candle clocks rely on a simple concept. As the candle burns down, it indicates elapsed time. Markings etched on the candle or it's holder serve as a visual guide. The...
Telling the Time
Candle clocks rely on a simple concept. As the candle burns down, it indicates elapsed time. Markings etched on the candle or it's holder serve as a visual guide. The...
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Hot Hot Hot
Candle flames typically burn around 1000°c (1800f) at the hottest point, which is the blue part of the flame near the wick.
Hot Hot Hot
Candle flames typically burn around 1000°c (1800f) at the hottest point, which is the blue part of the flame near the wick.
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Candle History
Candles have been used as a source of light and in many religious celebrations for more than 3,000 - 5,000 years ago. The earliest use of candles were likely developed...
Candle History
Candles have been used as a source of light and in many religious celebrations for more than 3,000 - 5,000 years ago. The earliest use of candles were likely developed...
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It's all about the wick
Why do we use wooden wicks? Simply because they create a beautiful crackling sound whilst burning adding a cozy layer to your candle lit moments, creating an atmosphere of warmth...
It's all about the wick
Why do we use wooden wicks? Simply because they create a beautiful crackling sound whilst burning adding a cozy layer to your candle lit moments, creating an atmosphere of warmth...
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Why are soy candles a better candle?
Why are Soy Candles a better candle Soy candles have emerged as the preferred option for candle enthusiasts, and for good reason. Here's why they stand out as a superior...
Why are soy candles a better candle?
Why are Soy Candles a better candle Soy candles have emerged as the preferred option for candle enthusiasts, and for good reason. Here's why they stand out as a superior...
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What is a soy candle?
What is a soy candle? A soy candle is a type of candle made from soy wax, which is derived from soybean oil. Soy wax is 100% natural wax. Soy...
What is a soy candle?
What is a soy candle? A soy candle is a type of candle made from soy wax, which is derived from soybean oil. Soy wax is 100% natural wax. Soy...