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Freezing Candles Before Use

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Date: 05/20/2009 Topic: Better Living  
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To make your candles burn longer, simply place them in the freezer for a few hours before you use them. This means there will be less dripping too.

By Lorimay from Perth Western Australia

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Tip: Freezing Candles Before Use

Archived on 05/20/2009

Put your candles in the freezer before using them, they'll last longer.

Source: Start Making Choices

By Sherry from Poulsbo, WA

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RE: Freezing Candles Before Use

I've heard about this, it does seem to work! (12/10/2008)

By WildIrish

RE: Freezing Candles Before Use

This really does work. But do not freeze candles with an outside layer, such as gold or silver because they will separate. (12/11/2008)

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RE: Freezing Candles Before Use

I have been doing this for years and it does work. Candle doesn't drip as much and lasts a bit longer. (04/16/2009)

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