Gorgeous Ceramic Oil/wax Burners With 2 Shabby Chic Home And Love Designs Priced Individually, country home, home fragrance, teelight holder

Ceramic Oil Burners With 2 Shabby Chic Home And Love Designs Priced Individually and sold individually

Gorgeous shabby chic oil/wax burners

Two designs

Home
Or
Love

Please also note: It is essential that an appropriate size tealight is used when operating any of our burners (particularly smaller ones). A larger tealight in a small burner can mean that the naked flame is too close to the bottom of the bowl / dish, and this must be avoided, as it could potentially cause the bowl or dish to overheat and crack. Provided that small tealights are used in small burners, there is no safety issue that we are aware of concerning overheating.

However, please find below some further general advice.

It is important to note that we consider the following points to denote ‘proper and appropriate usage’:

1) Ensure that whilst heat is being applied from below, there is sufficient oil or wax in the glass dish at ALL times. Heating the bowl from below whilst there is no oil/wax in it could cause the bowl or dish to crack, as there is nothing absorbing the heat.
2) Ensure that you use a good quality tealight. Poorer quality tealights with high soot content can impair the heat exchange of your burner.
3) Ensure that the wick on the tealight is kept trimmed and that the flame does not come into direct contact with the bottom of the bowl or dish.
4) Similarly to the point above, you MUST always use an appropriate size tealight for the size of the burner. For example, a small tealight in a large burner may not sufficiently melt the wax. More importantly however, a larger tealight in a small burner can mean that the naked flame is too close to the bottom of the bowl / dish, and this (as stated above) must be avoided, as it can cause the bowl or dish to crack.
5) Never move the oil burner whilst the tealight is lit, or while the wax / oil is hot.
6) Always place your burner on a heatproof and fireproof surface.
7) Never use sharp or metallic objects (such as knives) to remove used wax, as this could scratch or damage the bowl, and potentially weaken it’s structure, risking breakage when next used. We recommend applying a small amount of heat to loosen any solidified wax, and then popping the wax block out of the bowl using gentle pressure and a soft cloth or tissue.