Candle tunneling

Burning a candle sounds like a simple business: you simply light up the wick and enjoy the warmth and smell of it. Unfortunately, there's also…

Do you have candles that burn down the center leaving wax around the edges? This is called candle tunneling and can easily be fixed by re-wicking your candle! DIY

I've been loving scented candles lately but whenever I burn them for a while...it tunnels. Which means that the outer rim of the candle is left wasted and unburned! Of course, you can get those fancy lids with holes in them, but if you want a quick and ridiculously cheap solution that only requires things around the house...this is for you! I actually got this off my sister (so credits to her) but to those of you that have this problem, here's a solution to candle tunneling - that comes with…

Have you ever burned a candle and had a ring of dry, hard wax around the outside edge that just wouldn't burn? It's so frustrating! ...

In the beginning when I was researching everything candle related, I learned that when a candle “tunnels”, it’s a bad thing. The goal is the have a smooth and even surface. When a…

We put together a complete guide to candle tunneling that covers what it is, how can you prevent it, and how to fix it if it happens to your candle.

Tunnelling is when the candle flame starts to drop below the top of the wax, leaving a dry, hard ring that doesn’t melt. Tunnelling is a frustrating waste of wax, so follow these steps to learn how to prevent it.

stylesuzi on Instagram: The season of lighting mass candles to create that cosy vibe! Is your candle tunnelling? Save it by doing this, don’t waste any of it!…

Has this ever happened to you? Your favorite jar candle's wick burns down but you're still left with a lot of wax on the sides of the jar? ...