To ensure safe and optimal burning of your candle, trim the wick to about 1/4 inch before lighting it. Allow the candle to burn until the wax pool reaches the edges of the container to prevent tunneling. Never leave a burning candle unattended.

To extinguish a candle, use a candle snuffer or gently blow out the flame. Avoid using water to put out the flame, as this can cause splattering and may damage the candle.

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Yes, empty candle containers can be cleaned and repurposed for various uses, such as storing small items, holding plants, or serving as decorative accents in your home.

Store your candles in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heat sources. Avoid stacking candles on top of each other to prevent damage to the wax or containers.

To minimize soot formation, keep the wick trimmed and avoid burning the candle in a drafty area. Make sure the candle is placed on a stable surface away from air vents.

Check the care label on your pillow covers for specific washing instructions. In general, most pillow covers can be machine washed in cold water on a gentle cycle. Use mild detergent and avoid bleach or fabric softener.

Some pillow covers can be tumble dried on low heat, but it is recommended to air dry them to prevent shrinking or damage. If using a dryer, use a low heat setting and remove the covers promptly to avoid wrinkles.

It is recommended to wash your pillow covers once a month to remove dirt, oils, and allergens. Pillow covers that are used more frequently may need to be washed more often.

It is advisable to wash your pillow covers separately from other laundry, especially if they are light-colored or made of delicate fabrics. This helps prevent color bleeding and damage from rougher fabrics.

If necessary, iron your pillow covers on a low heat setting to remove wrinkles. Be sure to check the fabric care