How to burn a wooden stick candle:
Are there any special instructions for burning a candle with a wooden wick? Yes and no. You don’t need any special abilities to light it and enjoy the soft crackling sound, but there are several things you should remember. When relighting the candle, it is very important to shorten the wooden wick by simply breaking off the charred part which otherwise might impede the candle’s smooth burning. You should break of about 5-8 mm of the wick to remove the whole charred part. Failing to do that, you will notice that the candle smudges or simply goes off, which can be easily avoided by removing the charred part. The wooden wick burns a lot “cleaner” than other conventional wicks, it does not fume, but only if it is tended properly, the wick is shortened, and the fallen ash is removed from the jar before relighting the candle.
How to safely burn a candle?
How to care and use your Home Parfum diffusor :
THE MAGIC OF HOME PARFUM
Along with the home parfum, you will find rattan sticks with sola wood flowers in the box of home parfum. The parfum will go up the sticks as in the stems of flowers. These sola wood flowers will increase the surface that will spread the home parfum aroma at your home. The home parfum will evaporate for approximately 3-5 months. The spreading time of a home parfum can vary slightly, as it directly depends on room temperature, humidity, and other environmental changes. To feel the fresh fragrance again and again, be sure to flip the sticks regularly.
How to burn incense:
THE ART OF INCENSING
Our incense has no wooden stick, so we recommend to fill a small jar with a non-combustible material (such as salt or sand) that you can put in the incense stick, and when it burns, you will easily clean your incense holder you made by yourself. Package contains 5 sticks. Each stick burns approx. 30 – 40 minutes. The burning duration might differ depending on temperature, humidity and changes in the atmosphere. For a medium room, we recommend that you burn one-third part of one stick.
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