Upcycle spent candles into cute storage containers or DIY decor items with these tips on removing wax and stubborn buildup.

New research reveals scented wax melts produce three times more harmful particles than candles. Learn the hidden risks and ...

Then, I used the hair dryer to re-melt the wax and tried to pull it out ... The carpet showed no signs that it had been drizzled in candle wax. Your final step should be to clean your carpet ...

A new study from Purdue University found that while wax melts may appear to be healthier than burning a scented candle, the terpenes released result in “significant” indoor particle pollution.

The researchers observed the release of substances that react with the indoor air to form new elements. These were ...

Light your candle and allow it to burn for a couple of hours until the top surface of wax has melted to an evened-out level. Of course, another way to avoid tunnelling is to let your candle burn ...

New research found that wax melts, considered safer for air quality than candles, actually release as many air pollutants as ...

The candles are dipped into liquid wax to build up layers of colour. The melted wax temperature is around 65-71C (150-160F) which then makes it easier to shape the candle. The candle is eventually ...

Enjoy nature’s beauty indoors with these stunning DIY flower candles! They offer the soft glow of candles and the calming ...

The particles eminating from burning scented wax melts indoors can create a “tremendous amount” of indoor air pollution — similar to pollution caused by diesel engines. “If you’re using ...