PLEASE READ BALL SHELL CANDLES BURNINGEXAMPLES AND TIPS

Our unique, hand-poured, 100% pure beeswax candles burn hotter, brighter, longer, and cleaner than conventional candles.  Beeswax is non-toxic, non-carcinogenic, and hypoallergenic, which is ideal for anyone with allergies. The only odor these candles produce is a slight scent of honey. In addition, these unique candles add an pyro ambience to any room or party! Also, after burning the candles, the remaining wax can be used for your pyrotechnics needs.

Use 2% to 3% for whistle mix and .005% (1/2%) for treating fire clay to eliminate dust and easy removal of the spindle without chipping. So one ounce will treat 12 lb. of clay or 2 lb. of whistle mix.

Why use Beeswax instead of Paraffin?

Paraffin wax is a greyish-black sludge by-product of the petroleum refining process. To make candles the paraffin is bleached, textured, colored, and scented using carcinogenic chemicals. When burned, the carcinogens fill the room with toxins that coat the walls, furniture, and the inside of your lungs. Check out the internet for more information on the toxicity and carcinogenic effects of paraffin!    

"Breathing fumes from burning paraffin candles is essentially the same as breathing the exhaust fumes from a diesel engine"

Beeswax Specification and Facts

BULK BEESWAX	CAT #	Weight	Price
	PR-BW1	1 oz	$0.75
	PR-BW4	4 oz	$2.00
	PR-BW8	8 oz	$3.50

• NEVER LEAVE BURNING CANDLES UNATTENDED!
• Keep away from children and pets.
• Always burn candles on a nonflammable, heat resistant surface. (i.e. candleholder).
• Remove label before lighting candle.
• Trim wicks to 1/8-3/16" before burning the first time and 1/4" every time the candle is lit.
• Do not burn candles for more than 4 hours at a time.
• Discontinue use when only 1/2 in. of wax remains in the bottom unless used with a votive container.
• Pillar candles burn down the center, leaving the outside wall. If necessary, bend in edges after candle is burned out and keep the wick centered and straight.
• Do not move candle while burning or if wax is hot.
• Keep wax free of matches, wick trimmings, or other flammable materials.
• Smoking of the wick and or large flame over an 1", the wick is not trimmed.
• Sputtering of the wick - water has gotten in the wax or surface.