Trim Candle Wick

I waited for what seemed like ages for enough of the bath bomb to melt away into the water for my ring to pop up in it's tiny, clear, but fogged up, capsule. Trying to open the capsule seemed impossible. At first, I assumed it was because my hands were wet, obviously, they had been sitting in the bath the whole time. After drying them, it didn't make opening the tiny little capsule, fit for only the Hulk to open, any easier. One side was slightly open, but would close as soon as I made any movements to my hand, talk about annoying. Eventually, I had to get out of the bath, almost slipping and breaking my neck with wet feet on a tile floor, and found a pair of scissors to help me pry the stupid thing open.

I could tell immediately by the fact that the jewels could move and spin that I definitely did not have a $10,000 ring, but I didn't care; it was still cute! Will it turn my finger green if I wear it a lot? Probably, but oh well.

Next, I knew I had to check out how much this ring was worth. My guess, maybe like $10 - $40. It definitely wasn't some fancy ring you would give to your significant other on Valentine's Day and definitely wasn't something you'd propose to a girl with. So, I drained the bath, dried myself off, dressed, and headed for the computer. I went onto the Fragrant Jewels website and visited their "Appraise/Vault" section of the web site and typed in my code.

Keep trim candle wick trimmed to 1/8 inch in the least times. The wick should be trimmed every 4 hours of burn time. Simply extinguish the flame, let the candle come to temperature , and trim the wick to 1/8 of inch before relighting. Our Wick Trimmers make this task easy and creates a pleasant clean cut that properly maintains the wick.

Place rock bottom of the trimmer flush with the surface of the candle. Rock the trimmer back in order that the “elbow” now rests on the surface of the candle. Ensure that your trimmer is at a 45-degree angle to make sure the right wick length. This will prevent the wick from being cut too short or causing the candle to burn improperly.

Bring the 2 handles together to trim candle wick. Discard the remnant wick before lighting. To keep wick at 1/8” in the least times, it's suggested to trim the wick every four hours of burn time.Keeping the wick trimmed to 1/8 of an in. at all times helps control the quantity of “fuel” or wax that's present. By keeping the quantity of fuel limited, the flame will create ideal complete combustion where carbon particles are absorbed by the flame. This means less soot is made while the candle is burning. The formation of soot has nothing to try to to with the sort of wax (soy, paraffin, vegetable, or other) as all burning items create soot as a product of incomplete combustion. It all has got to do with the standard of the wick and therefore the proper care of the candle!