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The Something Different Arabian Nights Cardamom Scented Candle is designed for individuals seeking to enhance their home environment with warm, exotic aromas. Its primary benefit is providing up to 52 hours of consistent, calming fragrance that transforms any space into a peaceful retreat. A key caveat to remember is that, like all open-flame products, it must never be left unattended while in use.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1402700 |
| Brand | Something Different |
This candle provides approximately 52 hours of burn time.
Once the candle is finished, you can clean out the remaining wax with warm soapy water and repurpose the glass vessel for storage or decor.
The candle measures 10cm in height, 9cm in width, and 9cm in depth.
The lid is useful for extinguishing the flame safely and keeping the candle clean from dust when not in use.
No. You must never leave a burning candle unattended and should always extinguish it before going to sleep or leaving the room.
During the next use, let the candle burn long enough so that the melted wax pool reaches the edges of the glass.
Ensure the candle is placed away from air currents like open windows, fans, or air conditioning vents.
Trim the wick to 5mm before lighting to ensure the flame remains stable and clean.
Setting up the candle is straightforward: simply remove the lid, place the glass jar on a stable, flat surface away from flammable materials, and light the wick. To maintain the integrity of the wax, avoid burning for more than 4 hours at a time. Between uses, replace the lid once the wax has cooled completely to keep the surface free of dust. If the wax pool begins to look uneven, ensure you burn the candle long enough during the first use to melt the wax to the edge of the glass, which prevents 'tunneling'.
