Restrictions d'Âge: 6

Avertissements

• P103: Lire l’étiquette avant utilisation.

Informations sur les Dangers

• Ficha de dados de segurança disponível mediante pedido.v

Instructions

• Never leave a burning candle unattended, Burn candles out of reach of children and pets. Always leave at least 10cm between burning Candles, Do not burn candles on or near anything that can catch fire. Only burn candles on a leveld heat resistent surface
• Never burn this candle for more than 4 hours at a time. Do not allow the flame to touch the glass / vessel / container. On the first burn, always burn for max. 3-4 hours to ensure an even melt pool. Ensure the wick is upright, above the wax and central before the wax sets / cools down. Always trim the wick to 5 mm before lighting to avoid smoking and damage to the glass / vessel / container. Glass / vessel / container may become hot during use. Extinguish when 5mm of wax remains and do not relight.

Instructions d'Élimination

How do you dispose of candles / Candle wax ?
Even if you initially think that wax will be disposed of in the organic waste bin due to the large number of animal and vegetable waxes, or in the yellow bin due to its packaging (for example, a tea light), it is correct to put it in the residual waste.
Alternative of what to do with used candles? for personal matters, handle with care to use leftover candles
7 ideas for leftover wax:
- Mold leftover candles into new candles, reuse metal shell of old tealights
- Mold wax for New Year's Eve, let it drop into water and be happy of outcoming forms.
- Melting fire, adults only to melt wax in fire
- Impregnate shoes with wax, as old grandma's secret
- Make your own grill or oven lighter, precaution - adults only
- Paint Easter eggs with wax, smirk or drop onto eggshells
- Mold Easter egg candles, fill eggshell with wax