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Just like wax melts, wax burners come in all shapes and sizes. Most commonly they use a tealight as the heat source, but electric wax burners are also available. No matter which style you end up going with, the next step is grabbing your wax cubes, along with some tealight candles if you decide to go that route. One of the many questions people have when buying a wax melt warmer for their home is whether or not it’s safe to leave it on overnight?

This is especially true if you have others in your house. If you have pets or children, you need to be very careful about leaving the heating element on your wax melt burner overnight, or anytime you aren’t in the room keeping an eye on things for that matter. The user typically uses a scentless candle because the fragrance is meant to come from the wax melt itself, which slowly starts to melt as the candle pushes more heat above. However, some users like to experiment with scented tealight candles and scented wax melt warmers to find cool new fragrances! Electric Wax Melt Warmers But electric candle wax melters, on the other hand, will need to be turned off before bed for safety reasons. As you are likely well aware by now, we pride ourselves on producing handcrafted candle wax melter in the UK, with options to fit any type of room - whether you’re looking for a minimalist unit for your office or a unique, artistic one for your bedroom.

Another natural alternative is palm wax which is made from hydrogenated palm oil. Although this can be produced in a sustainable and ecologically-friendly way, this is not always the case. In fact there is a great deal of controversy over the farming of palm oil as it has been one of the main contributors to large scale deforestation.

Less commonly used are electric wax heaters. These can be cleaner to run and easier to control than the more usual tealight wax burners. Although the principle is the same, electric wax heaters take various approaches to heating and melting the wax. Wax warmer with heating bulb To use a wax melt, simply place it in the dish of the burner and then either place the lit tealight underneath, or if you have an electric burner, turn it on.There are even a few different types of these warmers, each differing by the heating unit employed. One of the more common ones is an electric warmer that features a bulb inside the main house. This bulb serves as a source of light, sort of imitating the tealight wax melters. But, this bulb also produces heat to melt the wax! Making sure you use only high quality wax melts made from plant-based wax will ensure that your wax melts are environmentally safe, and following our top ten tips for candle safety will go a long way to keeping yourself, your family and your home safe. Where can I get wax melts? There are many kinds of wax melts available and they come in many different sizes, shapes and scents. But there are two main factors that determine quality, and these are the things you should consider when choosing which wax melts to buy. The best type of wax for wax melts

The second important consideration is the quality of the fragrances used in making wax melts. Not all aromas are created equal. Cheap or low quality wax melts can contain low concentrations or synthetic fragrances.Using wax melts is really simple. You will need a wax melter or heater—which are also often caller burners (even though the wax melt does not actually get burned). It really is a matter of personal taste and preference as everyone is different. However, you will be able to tell when your wax melt is losing its scent because the fragrance will become weaker and less pronounced. Just trust your nose! What is the difference between a wax melt and a candle?