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	Pretabbed Candle Wick - CandleScience Candle Supply
		LX wick is a specially braided flat wick which maintains a slight curl when burning.
		ECO wick is a specialty flat cotton wick with thin interwoven paper threads.
		RRD is a round, cotton core wick that provides increased flow of fuel (wax and fragrance) to the flame.
	candlescience.com /wick/pretabbed-wick.php (605 words)

	Candle Supplies Wicks
		A Candle wick is the heart of a quality product, you must have good candle wick in order for the candle to burn.
		We use the zinc core wick, which allows for the wick to stand straight while the candle is cooling.
		You need your wick to burn evenly so your candle burns smoothly, so be careful who you buy your candle wicks from.
	www.wicks-wax-scents.com /wick.html (1146 words)

	Order Bulk Candle Wick, Candle Wicks, Pre Wicked Candle Wicks, Pre Made Candle Wick and Wick Tabs
		The wick is the pipeline that feeds the melted wax vapor to the flame by capillary action.
		The Flat and Square Braided wicking is generally used for common type candles varying in size from taper to the large block candles.
		They are used to hold wicks in containers or molds which do not have a hole for insertion and hold wick in an upright position when wax gets close to bottom of container.
	www.candlechem.com /wicks.htm (701 words)

	Santa Fe Beeswax Candle Co. wick info
		The earliest known candles were basically a wick-like material coated with tallow or beeswax, not even resembling a modern candle at all.
		In taper candles the wick is the structure which supports the first layers of wax that create the candle.
		Candle wicking is available in several types Here we will discuss the two most common varieties, Flat Braid, usually used in non-beeswax tapers and in pillars; and Square Braid, which are used for beeswax tapers and pillars.
	www.santafecandle.com /learn/candles/wick.htm (712 words)

	Welcome to Cathedral Candle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Broken portions of wick or foreign objects such as pieces of lighting tapers, matches, or wooden lighting sticks, that have become imbedded in wax MUST BE REMOVED to prevent them from acting as a second wick, creating a double flame resulting in candle failure.
		In circumstances where a candle does not remain lit for the required length of time, it has a tendency to burn down the center of the candle body causing the candle to malfunction.
		Candle followers, also referred to as candle buners or wax savers, are available in all sizes to fit the largest Paschal candle to the smallest Altar candle.
	www.cathedralcandles.com /use_care.cfm (900 words)

	Candle FAQs
		Candle safety and wicks are important because when candles burn some emit trace amounts of organic chemicals, including acetaldehyde, formaldehyde, acrolein, and naphthalene.
		Candle wicks originally contained metal to keep the wick standing straight when the wax began to melt.
		Candle wick material became a source of concern when it was discovered that the commonly used lead wicks produced harmful emissions.
	www.kccandle.com /site/1649460/page/734484 (1165 words)

	Kokimo Candles Ltd. ~ The Wick (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Prior to the invention of braided, mordant wick, a variety of twisted fibers were used to carry the flame of a candle.
		Flat-braided wick is referred to by the number of plies in the wick, so the larger the number, the larger the wick.
		These wicks are recommended for container candles for two reasons: First, they are usually wax-impregnated and attached to a metal tab so they can put into the bottom of a container, and will stand upright as you pour the wax.
	www.kokimo.com /data_wick.html (1163 words)

	Candle Info - How does a wick work?
		The earliest known candles were basically a wick-like material coated with tallow or beeswax, not even resembling a candle at all.
		The wick is pretty much the most important element of a candle.
		The purpose for the flatness of this wick is to curl over to the side when it burns.
	www.genwax.com /candle_instructions/how_wick.htm (476 words)

	Let Candle Creations By Cheryl create a unique candle or gift basket just for you (Site not responding. Last check: )
		To test if there is lead in the wick, peel back the braid sheath to expose the wire core, then take the wick core and rub it on a piece of paper.
		For example if you have a 16 oz candle to begin with, and after 3 hours of burning it weighs 15.5 oz then that means it burned.5 oz in 3 hours.
		Wicks should be cut whenever the flame begins to smoke excessively or exceeds 1/2" in length.
	www.candlecreationsbycheryl.com /faqs_unique_candles.html (675 words)

	Candle Crafting
		Place the wick tin and wick in a candle mold with the wick centered by a loop in a wire rod placed across the top of the mold.
		Before burning the candle in a magickal ceremony, anoint it with a small amount of oil to put your psychic vibrations into the candle, magnetize it and transform in into an extension of your mind power.
		Beeswax candles are tapers fashioned from the honeycombs of bees and used in special magickal spells and rituals that require that no tallow (animal fat) be burned.
	citadelofthedragons.tripod.com /candle_crafting.html (2899 words)

	Scented Candles Scented Soy Candles Richly Scented Candles Wick-edly Sent
		Watch our richly scented candles video to see how candles are made.
		Our hand poured soy candles are scented with high quality fragrance oils or essential oils smell great in our store, which is called the "cold throw scent", and smell much better when they are lit, which is often referred to the "hot throw".
		Richly scented candles are made in small batches, with high quality fragrance oils, or aromatherapy scented essential oils.
	www.escentedcandle.com (1045 words)

	Oil Candle Supplies — Wick Holders — Oil Candle Accessories
		Oil candle supplies for your oil candle designing.
		We have a line of ceramic wick holders for wine bottle candles.
		wick holders for a more elegant oil candle.
	www.candlelightmessages.com /oilcandlesupplies.html (101 words)

	Waxed Candle Wick
		Waxed candle wick is suitable for use in container candles to give some stability whilst placed in melted wax or as a pre-waxed pillar candle wick.
		It has also now become very popular for craft candle makers as an easy way to wick a candle after it has been made; the hole in the candle for the wick to be inserted into is left by placing a needle or pin into your mould before you pour your candle wax.
		The length of waxed wick that you require depends on the size of the candle you are making just remember to get a wick that is longer than your candle to allow a few milimetres for working and of course around 6mm left for lighting.
	www.4candles.co.uk /wick/waxed_candle_wick.html (397 words)

	CandlesEtcetera Candle Burning Information, Wick Information, Candle Help, CandlesEtc, candlesetc
		Allowing the wick to be longer than the prescribed 1/4 or less- will allow the carbon from the flame to give your jars, and containers a fl ring.
		To extinguish a candle, use a wick dipper and gently push the ends of the wick into the melted wax.
		If a wick becomes too short to light, carve away enough wax to expose the fresh wick, then trim 1/4 inch off the top of the candle and burn the candle to reform it's appearance.
	www.candlesetcetera.com /candlefaq.htm (898 words)

	Candle Wick Tips
		If these tips fail to work, you may simply have a candle with a wick that is too large.
		Wick hard to reach in candles or candle jars that are too deep?
		Use a butter knife, while wax is still liquefied, to gently push the wick back to the center of the candle.
	www.rubedocandles.com /wicks.html (262 words)

	Candle-Sense FAQ
		Please remember candle making is not an exact science, we had to perform allot experimentation to find the right formula that fit our customers needs.
		While modern candle-making processes vary, most candles are made through the timeless process of placing a cotton wick into wax which is then molded, dipped, extruded, pressed, rolled, drawn or filled into a desired shape and size.
		Candles should be stored in a cool, dark, dry place and, for tapers, in a flat position to prevent warping.
	www.candle-sense.com /docs/csfaq.html (1086 words)

	The Burning Question Misc
		It is the wax that acts as the fuel for the candle flame.
		Candles should be wrapped in foil or plastic before refrigeration to prevent the wicks from absorbing moisture.
		The use of crayons in place of candle dye is not recommended because they contain pigments that can clog the candle's wick while burning and cause the flame to drown out.
	www.candlecauldron.com /burningquestion.html (976 words)

	→ candle wick priming - how to make candles - candle making - candlewhiz.com
		Furthermore, wicks are primed to prevent water or moisture from being absorbed by the wick...
		Since one reason why people use wire core wicks is because the wick is stiffer and more able to stand upright, using a primed wick helps add some of this quality to the wick without needing to use a wire core wick.
		Once the wick has hardened, you will need to cut off the part of the wick that you were holding because it hasn't been primed.
	www.candlewhiz.com /candles/priming.php (610 words)

	McCall's Country Canning Wick Tips - Candle Burning Hints and Tips
		McCall's Candles are poured at the optimal level of fragrance to ensure an even, long-burning, highly scented candle from beginning to end.
		This candle is also unique because of it distressed metal handle, which attaches securely to a distressed metal band around the neck of the jar.
		Candle fires are preventable and are typically caused by a lack of common sense.
	www.mccallscandles.com /wickTips.cfm (765 words)

	Candle Wick Information: Paraffin, Beeswax, Gel, Wax, Candles, Votive. Pillar, Candle Wicks (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is a line of wick that combines the benefits of a self-trimming wick with the rigidity found in core candle wicks.
		The CD wick is a coreless, non-directional, flat braid style wick with a special paper filament woven around it.It is designed to promote a maximum and consistent burn.This wick series is versatile, but works especially well with harder to melt waxes of both paraffin and vegetable bases.
		Cored candle wicks also tend to burn in a cooler area of the candle flame, so the impurities that have built up can not be combusted in this part of the flame.
	www.aromahaven.com /wickinfo.html (762 words)

	3-wick candles and trimmers
		The choice of wick and its placement in the wax is important to a well-made candle.
		Square, braided wicks are rounded and robust and are preferred over flat wicks for pillar candles and tapers with beeswax, soy or other vegetable based waxes.
		Cored wicks are plaited or braided around a core of cotton, zinc or tin, with the choice depending on the stiffness required for the wick to remain straight while burning.
	www.candlesandcandlemaking.com /candle-wicks.aspx (352 words)

	National Candle Association: Elements of a Candle - Wicks
		These wicks are specially designed to meet the burn characteristics of specific candle applications, such as oil lamps and insect-repelling candles.
		Wick Use in the U.S. Approximately 80 percent of the wicks manufactured in the United States are made of all-cotton or cotton-paper combinations.
		The remainder are primarily metal- and paper-cored wicks.
	www.candles.org /elements_wicks.html (631 words)

	Candle Burning Tips (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is important to know that the first time you burn your candle you allow the melt pool to reach all sides of the container.
		If you do not allow your candle to create a melt pool to all sides it will create a tunnel down the middle and that's how your candle will burn for the life of the candle.
		* The candle wick in a candle is constantly feeding fuel (the wax) to the flame and a pool of wax is created areound it due to the heat.
	www.candlecountrycreations.com /page/632054 (674 words)

	Health Hazards to Know About Candle Wicks And Health
		The purpose of a wick is to draw wax to fuel the flame of a candle.
		A candle burned in a draft with a smokey, guttering flame will be emitting particulate matter into the air no matter what the wick material is. A wick that is too large for a particular candle will also flare and burn less cleanly than a properly-sized wick.
		The American Lung Association says: "Refrain from burning scented or slow-burning candles that have additives." They suggest burning beeswax candles instead of scented or slow-burning candles with metal in the wick, or candles that are greasy to the touch.
	www.ghchealth.com /candle-wicks-and-health.html (1275 words)

	Dictionary of Candle Terms
		Any candle that is poured into a container of any type, such as jars, glasses, tins, etc. Container candles create a large pool of molten wax.
		A free standing candle usually round and tall like a cylinder, but can be made in other shapes such as square, hexagon, triangle, star, heart, etc. These are made in metal, acrylic or latex molds and are meant to be burned on a flat holder.
		A candle flame must have a pool of fuel (molten wax) to draw from, so if you burn a votive on a flat holder or a plate, the burning time will be shorter because the candle will loose it's shape and basically become a puddle, drowning out the wick.
	www.candlecauldron.com /dictionary.html (1125 words)

	Candle Wick
		The tab will extinguish the candle before it can burn to the bottom of the container.
		Wicks should always be tested for intended use and application based on wax grade, additives and size of container.
		These wicks are used for Pillars, Dipped Candles, Beeswax, Tapers, and Gel Candles.
	www.bolekscrafts.com /candle_wick.htm (248 words)

	wick - Products for wick - Manufacturers, Exporters, Suppliers, Traders, Companies, Factories
		Unique craft candle not only burning but also best home decoration.
		size to produce candles that are smokeless and dripless.
		This page is your wick one-stop source for the competitive price and quality.
	www.ec21.com /manufacturers/wick.html (287 words)

	Candle Fundraiser - Raise the Money You Need for Your Group with Home Interior Candle Fundraising
		That is an extremely competitive price for these American made, 11 ounce, 2 wick candles in decorative glass jars.
		That is easier than Woodstock candle fundraisers or a Home Interior candle fundraiser.
		Candle fundraising is a great way for groups of all sizes to make the profits they need.
	www.easy-fundraising-ideas.com /products/blue-wick-candle-fundraiser (659 words)

	Wick Trimmer: Candle-licious
		For almost a year we personally tested 4 different wick trimmers, this one is the best.
		Effortless action trims the candle wick precisely at 1/4” and prevents any good candle from smoking.
		Candles burn much, much longer when the wicks are kept trimmed.
	www.candle-licious.com /page/C/PROD/Accessory/WickTrim (90 words)

	Candlewick for Wax and Gel Candle Designs - Manufacturer of Candle Wicking
		For example, a wick made on a twelve-carrier braider (12 bobbins of yarn) is larger than a wick braided on an eight-carrier machine (8 bobbins of yarn) assuming the same size yarns are used.
		Wicks are rated in the amount of wax they consume in a one-hour period expressed in grams per hour.
		The smaller the candle diameter the smaller the wick (lower "burn rate") that should be applied.
	www.wickstore.com /candlewick.html (1374 words)

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