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This appliance is for warming scented wax only.

Do not use in small, confined areas without adequate ventilation. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician. If plug does not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. This plug will fit in a polarized outlet only one way. This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). For safe use, plug only into properly functioning 120-volt wall outlets. Do not put fingers or hands into product. USE ONLY GLADE ® WAX MELTS WITH GLADE ® WAX MELT WARMERS.ĬAUTION: To reduce risk of injury, close supervision is necessary when a product is used near children. USE ONLY WITH A WARMER LABELED FOR WAX MELTS. Do not attempt to use a melt as a candle. To avoid spatter, smoke or flame, do not add water or fragrance oil to wax. Allow wax to harden before touching or handling. Wax can remain hot several minutes after warmer is no longer in use. WARNING: To prevent fire or injury: Keep out of reach of children and pets. What scents did you use for your wax melts? Let us know in the comments below, we’d love to hear from you.Instructions pertaining to risk of fire, electrical shock, or injury.

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More DIY Crafts From Kids Activities Blog: So, to be safe, stick to using wax specifically designed for candles. If you try to use wax melts in a candle, the wax may not burn properly and could create a fire hazard. But candles are made with a type of wax that has a higher melting point, so it can hold its shape and burn properly in a container. Wax melts are made with a type of wax that has a low melting point, so it’s perfect for use in warmers. The wax used in wax melts is different from the wax used in candles, and it’s not designed to be used in the same way. Turning wax melts into candles is not recommended. Psst…I’ve used Lemon oil in all sorts of fun DIY’s like shaving cream, and lip balm. It is such a fun and easy project to make your own DIY candle wax melts! You will smell the scents you created when customizing your own recipe. Use your candle wax warmer to warm and melt your homemade wax melts. Let it sit until it’s hard enough you can move it without spilling, and then pop it in the freezer for about 5 minutes. Then, you can use an old wax melts container to fill with your wax. Step 5 You can recycle your old wax melt containers to make new wax melts! If you see that it is hardening too fast, just put it back on top of the still hot water for a second to warm it again. You’ll have to pour it really quickly into your mold because beeswax hardens fast. Step 3Īs soon as it’s melted, take it off the burner and quickly add in 15-20 drops of essential oil and mix it with a fork. Scoop out 1/3 cup of beeswax pellets into the bowl and slowly melt it. So, use a double broiler or create your own with a bit of water in a small pot and a glass bowl on top. Directions to Make Candle Wax Melt Recipe Step 1 **For the essential oil, I chose Lemon Essential Oil because it’s my all time favorite! The citrus smell makes me happy and I feel like this smell is a total mood booster. *Beeswax is much better for the environment than traditional paraffin. I always buy these pure white beeswax pellets because they’re easy to measure out and don’t have a yellow tint.

essential oils of your choice** – for this wax melt recipe, I love: lemon, lavender, Thieves, Christmas Spirit essential oil blend, Cinnamon or Orange essential oils.Ingredients Needed To Make Wax Melt Recipe Candle wax melts have their own drawer at my house! I was so obsessed with using my candle wax warmer regularly that I started making my own homemade wax melts with this simple wax melt recipe. I love wax melts so much and have a hoard of them. Let’s make our own DIY wax melts! DIY Candle Wax Melts Recipe Making DIY wax melts for yourself or to give as a gift is a fun activity that kids can do with you. Candle wax melts are easy to make and can be customized for the smells you like the best. Wax melts are the little candle wax squares you buy to heat in a candle wax warmer. Today I’m sharing a really fun and easy way to make your own wax melts with this simple wax melt recipe. 100s of Fun Science Activities for Kids.

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