Granny's Kountry Candles

Soy Candle Burning Tips

Granny's Kountry Candles is proud of the quality and workmanship that goes into each and every one of their great products. Realizing that "Granny" can't be everywhere, burning/melting instructions are placed on each item that leaves our facility. By following the recommended instructions and ahering to these guidelines, you should enjoy your product for quite some time. Granny's Kountry Candles, LLC will not be responsible for any injuries, damages or losses of any kind due the use of any candles and/or simmering soybeans purchased from Granny's Kountry Candles, LLC. Candle burning is a huge responsibility and it is the consumers responsibility to strictly follow all instructions. In the event of injury or damage, Granny's Kountry Candles, LLC maximum liability to you is the amount you paid for the product. Your purchase from Granny's Kountry Candles, LLC signifies your acceptance of these terms and policies.

Granny Answers....Why Soybean?

It's environmentally friendly, a renewable source
Supports American Farmers
Clean burning, products practically no "soot"
Burns longer than paraffin
Reduced carbon build-up and pollutants
Grown in the USA!
Made in Lyons, OH USA!!!

Soy candle burning tips...

The first time you light a candle, don't trim your wick, and burn it 1 hour for every inch in diameter the candle is. (burn an 8 oz Jelly Jar for 2 1/2 hours)
Burn container candles until a pool of melted wax completely forms across the top. This will ensure an even burn all the way down the container.
Allow candle to cool before relighting.
When trimming your wick, only trim the "carbon ball" off the end. Soy wax is a thick substance and requires extra heat for a complete burn.
Discontinue burning container candles when there is 1/4 inch of wax left in the bottom. Soy wax can be cleaned up easily with soap and water!
Use a wick dipper to avoid smoke and the disruption of your "now fragrant" home. When extinguishing a candle, don't blow it out. Use the end of the wick dipper and push the flame into the pool of wax and pull up. It will extinguish your candle without smoke, keeps your home smelling great and primes the wick for the next lighting.