We Can Source It Ltd – Low Boy Glass Jar Candle – 70 Hour Burn Time – Purple

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The We Can Source It Ltd Low Boy Glass Jar Candle is designed for homeowners, event planners, and hospitality professionals seeking a long-lasting, reliable light source that balances aesthetics with functionality. Offering an impressive 70-hour burn time, this candle provides a warm and consistent ambiance for dining areas or outdoor spaces, though users should be mindful that the glass jar remains hot to the touch during use.
| Colour | Purple |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WC-Candle-Lowboy-Purple-12pc |
| Brand | We Can Source It Ltd |
This candle provides up to 70 hours of burn time under normal conditions.
No, this candle features a lead-free cotton wick for a cleaner burn.
Yes, once the wax is finished, you can clean the jar and use it for decorative storage or as a small planter.
Yes, the glass jar helps protect the flame from light breezes, making them suitable for garden and patio use.
Use a candle snuffer to prevent smoke and prevent hot wax from splashing onto the glass.
Keep the wick trimmed and ensure the candle is placed in a draft-free location.
Trim the wick to 5mm and ensure the candle is not in a drafty area.
Extinguish the flame, let the wax harden slightly, and use a wick dipper or small tool to gently lift the wick out of the wax pool.
Extinguish the candle immediately and allow it to cool completely before moving or relighting.
To ensure safety and longevity, always place the candle on a stable, level, and heat-resistant surface away from curtains, fabrics, or flammable decorations. Before lighting, ensure the wick is trimmed to approximately 5mm to prevent excessive smoking and carbon buildup. Avoid burning the candle for more than 4 hours at a time to prevent the glass from overheating. When extinguishing, it is recommended to use a candle snuffer rather than blowing it out to prevent hot wax splatters and smoke. Once the candle reaches the bottom of the jar, discontinue use to avoid potential cracking of the glass from excessive heat exposure.