Why Use a Candle Warming Lamp?

Why Use a Candle Warming Lamp?

Have you seen all the craze lately about candle warming lamps? They seem to have popped up everywhere all of a sudden and for a very good reason! These warming lamps are simple to use, low maintenance and a perfect way to mix things up a bit.

A Few Key Benefits:

  • Flameless - No hot flame to worry about!
  • Low maintenance - Turn the light on, set your timer and let you lamp do all the work
  • Use in different spaces - Perfect for dorm rooms or condos where flames aren't allowed
  • Guaranteed even melt pool each and every time. No more tunneling or unused wax left in your vessel. 

How to Use: 
Pop in one of the two included light bulbs, put your favorite candle underneath, plug it in, set your timer and let the lamp do all the work! You can use a candle you might already have laying around that has wicks or purchase a wickless candle, there is no difference to how the lamp will perform.  

Features:
Dimmable switch on the cord that allows you to set the timer on the lamp so it automatically shuts off. Set the timer to 2 hours, 4 hours or 6 hours. 
Bulbs: 50W (two lightbulbs included)

Maintenance Tips:
Similar to when you light a candle, you should only leave your candle warmer on for a few hours at a time. After about 4 hours, turn the candle warmer off (or let your timer automatically shut it off for you!) and allow your candle to fully cool before warming it again. Of course, we recommend not leaving your lamp on and unattended.

Once you start to notice the scent start to fade, you will need to dump off the top layer of wax. A candle warmer heats the wax to disperse the fragrance. This means you may need to dispose of each layer of melted wax once the fragrance has been exhausted – We usually recommend doing this after ~15 hours of melt time or when you notice the scent start to fade. 

Most importantly....enjoy your fun new candle warming lamp!

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