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Keeping Tall Candles In Their Holder

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Date: 08/01/2006 Topic: Readers Request > Helpful Hints  
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I need the solution for keeping tall candles to stand firmly in the candle holder without falling constantly. Please help.

Sheilaewton from Tucson, AZ
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Post by Jodi Stepaniak (2) | (08/02/2006)
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Wrap clear packaging tape around the end of the candle until it is thick enough to stand upright.


Post by susanmajp (295) | (08/02/2006)
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You can buy some soft moldable wax/putty-like stuff at Wal-marts for less than $1 for this. It is reusable indefinitely, lots easier to clean up than melted wax, and works wonderfully.


Post By sue (Guest Post) (08/02/2006)
I do something like Jean, I hold a match to the bottom of the candle and soften the wax, then I put it into the holder. This saves cleaning up accidental wax drips for klutzes like myself.


Post By Irene (Guest Post) (08/02/2006)
I hot glue mine.


Post By Laurie (Guest Post) (08/02/2006)
Try wrapping a thin rubber band around the bottom of the candle before placing it in the holder.


Post By Jean (Guest Post) (08/02/2006)
Light the candle and let a little of the wax drip into the candle holder (enough to cover the bottom of the holder). Put the candle in while the wax is still hot. Hold it in place for a few seconds. The wax will harden and hold the candle in place.


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