Spiral Melt Burning Guide

Safety First

Candles are not a JOKE. They can cause serious damages when not handled properly. PLEASE NEVER leave a candle unattended. If you are stepping out of the room for a second blow it out! They are not toys we play with. Fire is unpredictable and it’s in your home. It’s important to ALWAYS follow the safety instructions (they on the back of each Spiral Melt strip). Please read the steps to burning Spiral Melt Candles below.

ALWAYS place on a non-porous heat-resistant container with walls to catch molten wax.

NEVER put water on any type of fire to extinguish it. The water expands violently and throws the hot wax layer above it into the air as small droplets. The wax now has a much bigger surface area exposed to oxygen so combustion takes place very quickly. For similar reasons, water should never be used to extinguish burning grease or fat, which both behave similarly to wax.

Spiral Melt Burning Guide

It’s important to always follow the safety instructions and steps to burning Spiral Melt Candles. Candle safety tips exist to protect us and the environment in which we burn candles. Download or save this page and always follow the safety instructions.

Remove lid, sleeve, labels, and wraps before burning your Spiral Melt Candle.

If any, retrieve gifts or items from inside of the Spiral Melt Candle package.

Trim wick to 1/4 inch each time Spiral Melt Candle is lit. Avoid drafty areas.

Wax may drip outside the spiral candle therefore place on a non-porous heat-resistant container with walls to catch molten wax.

Lift bottom wicks so each is facing upwards. Ensure all bottom wicks are standing in an upright position at a 90-degree angle.

Keep wax pool free from debris. Burn and enjoy patented spiral candles with Spiral Melt candles.

Burn within sight. Keep away from things that catch fire. Keep away from children.

If necessary trim the second wick to 1/4 inch before burning the second candle formed by the spiral melted wax.

Burn & enjoy the second candle formed in a Spiral Melt candle.

Never touch or move the bottom aluminum base when the wax is melted. Avoid molten wax spills or burns.

Safety Information/Stats

Every year human error is responsible for starting a number of candle fires. Candles can be a serious fire hazard if not used properly. Reduce health and safety risks when you burn candles:

Never leave candles burning with no one in the room.
Never fall asleep or leave the house with candles burning.
Never burn candles close to items that can catch fire, like mattresses, bedding, curtains, cabinetry, upholstered furniture, decorations, and clothing.
Never leave burning candles within reach of children or pets

Candles are safe when used responsibly and according to the manufacturer’s instructions.