Fire instruction

Safety in burning candles

Are you a candle lover? There's nothing like the warm, inviting glow and soothing aroma of a flickering flame. However, it is essential to observe proper candle safety to enjoy this peaceful experience without any risk. We will explain to you how to burn a candle safely, ensuring both your comfort and safety.

Let the candle burn the first time until the entire surface has melted. This way you prevent tunneling and ensure even combustion.

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Burn instructions

The wick has the correct length for the first burning.

Follow these steps and your candle will perform optimally.


  • The first time, let the candle burn until the top is almost completely melted. This usually takes 2.5 to 3 hours.

  • Before lighting the candle, cut the wick to approximately 5 mm.

  • Do not let the candle burn for more than 4 hours at a time.

  • Place the candle on a suitable surface.

  • The candle may become a little lumpy on the top after burning. This is completely normal and is proof that the candle is made from pure rapeseed wax with a little palm oil.

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General instructions

  • First and foremost, always cut the wick before lighting the candle. This simple step prevents excessive smoke, soot and uneven combustion.
  • Place the candle on a stable and heat-resistant surface, away from flammable materials. For example a lid.
  • Never leave a candle unattended, accidents can happen in the blink of an eye.
  • Pay attention to where you place the candle. Keep it away from drafts as these can cause uneven burning and increase the risk of fire hazard.
  • Adhere to the recommended burning time of maximum 4 hours to prevent overheating and extend service life.
  • Do not place materials in the candle wax, other materials can cause a very unsafe flame.
  • Not suitable for consumption.

Disclaimer

Failure to follow our instructions may lead to:

  • Failure to burn the candle properly.
  • Damage due to heat, injury and fire.

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