Collection: Candle Care Guide and Information

"Clean Candle and Spray Scents" are made WITHOUT:

Carcinogens, Mutagens, Reproductive Toxins, Organ Toxins, Acute Toxins, 100% Free of Phthalates, Parabens, Paraffin, Sulfates, Formaldehyde, UV Inhibitors, Dyes, Vegan, Petroleum, and free from all California Prop 65 warning list compounds.

Following this guide will ensure you get the best performance and burn time out of your Mill Pond Candles.

During the first burn of any container candle, it is crucial that the burn last long enough to melt the wax all the way to the edges; this prevents tunneling.

If your candle has multiple wicks, ensure that they are all lit every time your candle is used to provide an even burn

Ensure that the wick is kept at the recommended length of 1/4 inch prior to each re-lighting to prevent soot from gathering on the inside of your candle vessel.

Never allow the flame to come in contact with the sides of your candle, this will cause blackening and overheating of the vessel.

If the inside of your candle vessel becomes blackened during a burn; extinguish the flame, allow the wax to set, wipe with a dry paper towel and check the length of the wick.

Discontinue use if your candle becomes cracked, chipped, or damaged in any way

Never introduce any foreign objects or liquids into your candle, and ensure any wick or match debris is removed prior to re-lighting.

When not in use, keep the candle covered to avoid a build-up of dust.

We recommend using a candle-snuffer for proper extinguishing, however, if this is not available blow gently and steadily on the flame to extinguish.

Container candle burn times will vary; fragrance, color, burning habits, and environmental conditions all affect the length of candle life.