Never Leave a Burning Candle Unattended
It's important to always keep an eye on your burning candles. Never leave them unattended, even for a short period. Fires can start quickly, and we want you to stay safe.
Keep Burning Candles Away from Flammable Materials, Children, and Pets
Maintain a safe distance between your candles and any flammable objects or materials, including curtains, papers, or decorations. Additionally, make sure candles are out of reach of children and pets to prevent accidents.
Do Not Place Candles on or Near Other Heat Sources
Candles should be positioned well away from heat sources like stovetops, heaters, or radiators. Keep them in a cool, stable environment.
Burn Candles on Heat-Resistant Surfaces
Always place your candles on a heat-resistant surface, like a candle holder or coaster. This helps protect your furniture and prevents heat damage.
Extinguish Candles with Great Care
When it's time to put out your candle, use a snuffer or gently blow it out. Be cautious to avoid any splattering of hot wax.
Keep the Hot Wax Pool Free of Debris
After extinguishing your candle, check the hot wax pool to ensure it's free of any wick trimmings, matches, or other flammable materials. These can ignite if left in the pool.
Do Not Allow Anything to Drop into the Hot Wax Pool
Keep the area around your candle clean and free of debris. Never let parts of the wick or a match fall into the hot wax pool, as they can cause a fire hazard.
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