Why Your First Burn Matters Most
The first time you light a candle sets the way it will burn for the rest of its life.
The first time you light a candle sets the way it will burn for the rest of its life.
A ring of wax left on the glass is easy to prevent, and not hard to put right.
Nail scissors will do, as long as you know how short to go.
Between two and four hours suits most jars, and here is why.
A snuffer, a dipped wick or a lid: three ways, and which we prefer.
Warm water and patience bring most jars back to clear.
Draughts, shelves and curtains: the short list of places to avoid.
Stop burning before the base gets hot, then reuse the jar.