Conceal Candle Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are all candles alike?
2. How do I get the most protection from Conceal Candles?
3. Where should I put them?
4. How long do they burn?
5. How and why should I protect the candle from the wind?
1. Are all candles alike?
No! Have you ever had a candle that burned crooked and melted to one side? Smoked and left the glass holder black? That would not re-light? These telltale characteristics result from cheap materials of which inferior candles are made, and are never seen in premium candles - ever!
Conceal Candles from BioSensory are premium candles made from the finest materials by the finest candle makers. Protect them from drafts as directed and they will burn cleanly from start to finish. The wick will never clog and refuse to light. Your glass candle holders will never again be black with soot.
2. How do I get the most protection from Conceal Candles
Select the smallest candle that is suitable to your needs, one that will burn long enough to protect you while you are outdoors, but not longer than necessary. Because Conceal inhibitor evaporates slowly but continuously from the candle, you get better protection from a small candle that is burned once than you get from a large candle that is burned many times. Evaporation does not affect glass jar candles. When re-lighting a candle, allow extra time for the flame to melt through the layers of Conceal-depleted wax from the previous use.
3. Where should I put them
Place the candles in or around the areas where people congregate. Around the railing of a porch or deck, for example, or with the outdoor furniture on your pool or patio. Light at least one candle for every 5 people present. Light the candles in advance to allow time for a large pool of melted wax to form. Conceal inhibitor is released from the melted wax.
4. How long do they burn?
30 to 100 hours depending on the size and type of candle.
5. How and why should I protect the candle from the wind?
You should place the candle in a tall hurricane-type candle holder. One that has tall sides to protect the flame from the wind.
When the flame is protected from the wind, a wax pool will develop in the top of the candle. Conceal is emitted from the wax pool.