There are plenty of environmentally friendly alternatives to paraffin wax. Beeswax is a well known example, but it is also expensive because its production process is entirely natural and produces only relatively small amounts. It is also unsuitable for vegans. But electric candle wax melters, on the other hand, will need to be turned off before bed for safety reasons.

Wax melts can also be infused with dried herbs and spices, or even berries and flowers, making them highly decorative as well as sweet-smelling. For this reason wax melts make a charming gift for all kinds of occasions. How do I use wax melts? As you are likely well aware by now, we pride ourselves on producing handcrafted candle wax melter in the UK, with options to fit any type of room - whether you’re looking for a minimalist unit for your office or a unique, artistic one for your bedroom.

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But that’s not the only reason we have so many satisfied customers - our wax burners are incredibly unique, and are handcrafted so you know you’re getting a quality product that will stand the test of time. What Is The Best Way To Melt Wax? Once the scented oils in a wax melt have evaporated then the wax melt will no longer smell as strongly. The time this takes to happen will vary on the size of the wax melt, the intensity of the heat from your burner and other factors. They are less common in the UK because the power of this type of appliance is limited to 15 watts, which is quite low for something that is required to get to the temperature needed by a wax melt.

There are basically two types of wax burner for use with wax melts. They are also known as a wax melter or wax heater. Just like wax melts, wax burners come in all shapes and sizes. Most commonly they use a tealight as the heat source, but electric wax burners are also available. Some hot plate wax warmers have built in LED lighting which softly glows and may even change colour over time. This can add nicely to the room’s ambience. Plug-in wax warmers

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There are even a few different types of these warmers, each differing by the heating unit employed. One of the more common ones is an electric warmer that features a bulb inside the main house. This bulb serves as a source of light, sort of imitating the tealight wax melters. But, this bulb also produces heat to melt the wax! As long as you exercise caution when using wax melts then they are completely safe to use. By following simple, common sense practices, wax melts are a safe and practical way to enhance your living or workspace.