When using scented candles, many friends have one or more questions. Here are some common questions and answers about the use of scented candles:
1. What wax oil is used for scented candles?
The wax oils used in scented candles mainly include soybean wax, beeswax, paraffin, etc. Among them, soybean wax is a vegetable wax oil, and the quality of the scented candles made is better. Some candles that emphasize that the melted wax oil can have both skincare effects are added. Soy wax; followed by beeswax, scented candles made of paraffin are worse.
2. How long do scented candles last?
It is recommended to use it for about 2 hours each time, because the sense of smell will be tired, and the experience will not be very good if the ignition time is too long.
3. Do you need ventilation when using scented candles?
Scented candles should not be used in rooms with poor ventilation as much as possible, and windows should be opened in time for ventilation.
4. If the candle has more than one core, do they all have to be lit?
It needs to be ignited. If only one or two of them are ignited, it will cause uneven burning, which will be difficult to remedy later.
5. How to deal with dust on scented candles?
If there is less dust, just wipe it with a dry cloth; if there is a lot of dust, you can wipe it with a cotton pad dipped in alcohol, or directly use the sticky tape to stick the dust, just like dealing with cotton wool.
6. What should I do if there are transparent pores in the scented candle glass container?
When the hot wax oil is poured into the glass container, it is inevitable that air will run in when pouring it. Once it burns, it will disappear soon, so don't worry.
7. How to maintain scented candles?
When the candle is extinguished, it is recommended to pull the wick back to its original height and trim it to 0.3-0.6 cm.
8. Do scented candles have a shelf life?
After opening, it is recommended to use it within six months, and it can be stored in a cool place for 3 years.
9. Will the container for scented candles break?
Generally not, but if there is very little wax oil left, it may burn black glass if you use it.
