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When the candle in the candle cup burns, how to deal with the remaining candle cup? Regardless of whether it is reused or given a new purpose to the candle cup, the residual wax in the candle jar must be removed first. Do you know any method of cleaning wax? I will introduce you to the method of removing wax by freezing so that you can make better use of the candle jar.

Here is the list of the article:

l How to handle the candle cup before putting it in the refrigerator?

l How long does the candle cup need to be kept in the refrigerator?

l What should I do with the candle cups taken out of the refrigerator?

How to handle the candle cup before putting it in the refrigerator?

(1) Take a candle cup suitable for freezing. When there is only a small amount of paraffin at the bottom of the cup, the effect of freezing the wax is most obvious. In addition, this method also requires that the wick does not stick to the bottom of the cup. If there is a candle wick stuck to the bottom of the cup, the paraffin will not be completely clean. You can try the boiling water dewaxing described later.

(2) Many candle cups have narrow openings, so when you want to take out the wax, the wax block is easy to get stuck in the mouth of the bottle. The solution to this problem is to poke the wax into pieces with a butter knife. Frozen wax will become smaller pieces. Small pieces of wax are easier to pull out of the cup than large pieces of wax. You can also use this method to remove wax in candlesticks with special shapes.

How long does the candle cup need to be kept in the refrigerator?

Put the glass in the refrigerator to freeze. You need to put the candle cup in the freezer area until the wax freezes hard. This process can take as little as 20 to 30 minutes, and as long as several hours. Place the cup firmly and don't let it tip over. When water freezes, its volume increases, while wax shrinks. In other words, the wax will fall off the surface of the glass.

What should I do with the candle cups taken out of the refrigerator?

(1) Take out the candle cup from the refrigerator. When the wax is hard, remove the candle cup. Press firmly on one corner of the wax block to check whether the paraffin is frozen. If the wax becomes loose after pressing, it means that the wax block has been frozen and can be taken out.

(2) Pour the wax out of the cup. Turn the candle jar upside down and the wax lumps will fall out. If it does not fall, you can pick up the cup and tap it on the table a few times. You can also insert a butter knife between the wax block and the glass and press the handle to pry the wax block out.

(3) Remove the candle wick holder. If the wick holder is still stuck to the bottom of the candle jar, just insert the tip of the butter knife under the wick holder, and then gently press the handle, the wick holder will be pried open.

(4) Remove residual wax. At this time, there may be some scattered wax sticking to the cup. You can try to scrape off the remaining wax with a butter knife, wash off the wax with detergent and water, or wipe off the wax with a cloth soaked in baby oil.

(5) Reuse candle cups. Now you can reinsert the candle wick into the cup and pour new paraffin wax. You can also slightly decorate the cup for pens, cutlery, or other items.

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When preparing to transfer kitchen equipment, be particularly cautious when packing fragile objects like glass cups. When packaging your glassware, there are a few simple measures you can follow to ensure that everything arrives in one piece. Here are the steps:

1. Prepare the Box

2. Box Up the First Layer

3. Fill the Box

4. Wrapped Stemmed Glass Cups

5. Cushion the Top

6. Check and Seal the Box

1. Prepare the Box

If you're using paper, crumple up several sheets to cover the bottom of the box, whether it's packing paper or newsprint. Crumpling the paper will give enough padding to keep the glass cups from striking the bottom of the box and will also protect them if it is dropped.

Make sure you have a thick enough layer on the bottom to shield the contents from bumps if you're using towels or sheets.

2. Box Up the First Layer

Fold over the ends at the bottom of the glass cup to create a lovely tight package now that your glass cups or other glasses are wrapped. At this stage, you shouldn't be able to feel the cup's edges. Depending on whether the glass cups has a handle or a big lip, you may need to wrap an additional layer of paper if you can.

Place the glass (or pair of glasses) on top of crumpled paper or heaped towels in the box.

3. Fill the Box

Continue to wrap your glass cups in single or double packages, stacking them one on top of the other. Make sure that the heavier, bulkier glasses are on the bottom and the lighter glass cups are on the top.

4. Wrapped Stemmed Glass Cups

Follow the procedures above for glasses with a fragile stem, such as wine glasses, but be sure to wrap the stem first before wrapping the glass cups. Wrap the stem in half a sheet, then set it on the stack of paper and begin rolling. This guarantees that the glass's most delicate section is well protected. Also, instead of wrapping two stemmed glasses at a time, just one should be wrapped at a time, and these glasses should always be packed last in the box, giving plenty of room for extra padding at the top.

5. Cushion the Top

Make sure the box isn't too stuffed and that there's enough room at the top for extra packing materials. Make sure the amount of crumpled paper you put in the bottom of the box matches the amount you put in the top. If you're using towels or other materials, make sure there's enough area on top to add a thick layer.

6. Check and Seal the Box

Shake the box gently back and forth before sealing it. You shouldn't be able to hear or feel much moving of the contents of the glass cups.

When you're satisfied with the packing, tape the box shut and mark it, indicating what's inside and which room it belongs in. Always label the box as "fragile" so that the movers are aware that it must be handled with care.

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Some scented candle has a calming effect, so many people who have been in contact with scented candles are willing to repurchase scented candles repeatedly. Some people even make scented candles at home. Compared with the candle cups produced on the production line of a qualified factory, what are some things to pay attention to when making scented candles by yourself?

Here is the list of the article:

l What should we pay attention to when choosing a candle cup?

l What should we pay attention to when I use scented candles for the first time?

l Are there any other considerations?

What should we pay attention to when choosing a candle cup?

Different grades of raw materials, different weights, and different processes of glass are indeed heated differently. However, if it is a container for scented candles, related tests have generally been done during the development and design. If there is a burst, it will generally not be put into production, so the candle cups that can be put on the shelf are theoretically safe. It is best not to use drinking glasses, you can choose to go to a regular company to buy ceramic candle cups, glass candle cups or candle cups of other materials. Our company can supply high-quality candle cups for you.

What should we pay attention to when using scented candles for the first time?

To make scented candles burn beautifully, when burning for the first time, the candles on the surface layer must be completely melted to form a flat wax pool before being extinguished, so as to minimize the appearance of memory holes. Because the candle has a memory, if it is not burned according to the above method for the first time, every time it is burned to the place where it was extinguished, the candle will remember that place and will not burn out. After a long time, it will become an ugly Hole. Therefore, as long as the complete wax pool is burned out for the first time, the surface of the scented candle will be flat if you want to burn it in the future.

Are there any other considerations?

(1) Don't think that the candle wick will slowly turn to gray with the fire. It is necessary to trim the candle wick every time you light a candle. A long candle wick will cause the flame to be too high, and will accelerate the consumption of the candle. If the heating is not uniform, it will emit black smoke and blacken the candle wall. Trim the wick to 3 to 5 mm before lighting it.

(2) If the candle is blown out with the mouth, dense smoke will be produced. Special tools can be used to extinguish the candles. If not, you can also use stainless steel chopsticks or tweezers to gently poke the candle wick into the wax liquid. The flame will be extinguished immediately without producing smoke. Remember to straighten the candle wick.

(3) Do not use ordinary lighters to light candles, because it is easy to burn to your hand, and when the candle burns deeper, the lighter will generally not be able to reach it.

If you are interested in making candles by yourself, please come to our company to buy professional candle cups to ensure your safety. We promise that the candle cups that we provide are of high quality.

The glass candle jar was originally a candle holder and has evolved into a decorative piece. Let's take a look at the development of the glass candle jar and how it has changed. Here are some answers.

Here is the content list:

l The glass candle jar is constantly improving and changing.

l The development of the glass candle jar style.

The glass candle jar is constantly improving and changing.

Looking at the evolution of the ancient glass candle jar, it is easy to see that it has undergone a succession of changes, from simplicity to sophistication, and a tendency towards a greater depth of function and aesthetic sophistication. Western Jin, a dynasty briefly unified after the division of the Three Kingdoms, is known for its high-temperature firing of celadon in imitation of bronze. The rapid development of the porcelain industry also led to a change in the material of the glass candle jar, with the traditional pottery, iron, and bronze jars gradually declining in popularity and being replaced by porcelain jars. At the same time, the fusion of ethnic groups and the continued introduction of Buddhism also subtly enriched the aesthetic connotations of the Western Jin celadon jar.

The most popular modern-day product is the glass candle jar, followed by the iron candle jar, which has been used extensively in modern times and remains in high demand. Through the use of specific treatments, we can make the most of the properties of glass and compensate for its disadvantages, without being constrained by its natural properties. Laminated glass, for example, not only insulates and keeps heat in but also prevents splinters from injuring people, making it safe and reliable.

The development of the glass candle jar style.

Before the 19th century, lamps made from "fire" as a light source, animal and vegetable oils, and candles were called ancient lamps. In terms of the development of lamps, ancient Chinese lamps include oil lamps of various materials, glass candle jars, and colored lamps. The glass candle jar has three basic styles in terms of the way it holds the candle: a hollow tube, a cavity, and a brazier. The first two styles are found in the Jin, Tang, and Song dynasties, the latter being more common in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

The glass candle jar has a long history. During the Three Kingdoms period, there were celadon candlesticks in the shape of a reclining sheep, and in the Western Jin dynasty the reclining lion-shaped candle was popular; during the Southern dynasty, the glass candle jar was richer in style, with lion-shaped, single-tube, double-tube, four-tube and lotus-shaped candles. The tubular glass candle jar was popular in the Fujian region, with a long stringed handle and an open bowl shape at the top of the handle, with a candle holder in the bowl. Glass candle jar bases from the Sui and Tang dynasties are often beautifully carved with floral motifs. The Ming dynasty glass candle jar is rich in form and has a high artistic value. Modern glass candle jars are available in a myriad of styles.

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