Soy Wax Candles Info ~ The Joy Of Soy

~ The Joy of Soy ~ 
Soybean wax is produced from a natural product, soybeans
Burns extra clean 
Less soot to no soot, with proper wick maintenance 
Renewable resources, grown right here in the U.S. 
Completely biodegradable 
Burns up to 25% longer 
Soybean wax helps the American farm economy 

Support our American farmers...and a clean environment! 

~ Soy Frosting Characteristics

Frosting is when the soy wax forms tiny, white, frosted-looking crystals on the top of the wax and/or on the sides of the jar. It looks very similar to the white frosted look that sometimes appears on chocolate.

This is a natural characteristic of the soy wax, and should not be treated as a flaw. If your soy candle does not frost, then it is possible that you do have a soy candle that may contain paraffin.

You can be assured that you will recieve a soy candle that contains natural wax Here at Country Glow Soy Candles

~Candle Safety - Burning Instructions:

 Always remember to keep candles out of reach of children and pets. 
Never leave a burning candle unattended.
Failure to follow General Candle Rules could result in fire or injury

~General Candle Rules
* Before burning , remove and discard packaging. This includes any bows, ribbons, and hang tags.
* Keep burning candles within your sight at all times.
*Never leave a candle unattended.
* Keep burning candles away from flammable materials and out of reach of children and pets.
* Keep wicks trimmed 1/4 at all times.
* Trim wicks carefully as natural wicks tend to be more delicate. Occasionally you may notice your wick bends to one side, this is normal and will usually even out.
* Only burn candles in or on heat and fire resistant surfaces. 
* Keep wick centered at all times..
* Place your candle in an area free from drafts.
* To eliminate smoking after extinguishing, use a wick dipper or snuffer.. if not available use a device to bend the wick over in the wax . This will put the candle out without all the smoking.. 

~Jar Candles
*Glass containers are fragile. Handle with care. Don't use jars that are cracked, chipped or stratched.
*Discontinue when 1/2 " wax remains, as the glass may shatter.
*Burn each candle so it reaches all the way across the jar.. You will find this will give you a great burning candle if you follow these rules.. Usually about 1 hour per inch of diameter.