When I am burning jar candles (like the 22 oz. jars that you can buy at Yankee Candle) they oftentimes burn in a small circle around the wick of the candle. The wax on the outside of the circle is left unmelted, and then the small circle burrows down in the center of the candle (wasting the unburned wax and not looking very nice). Does anyone know how to get them to burn evenly throughout the entire surface of the candle? Thanks! : )

I bought a bunch and then realized we tossed all the old holders. Can I trim the wicks to make them burn nicely without making a mess?
Table candle holders are in no short supply around here, so I’ve got them to use if I can burn the votives like mini-table candles.

i need a candle that not only smells good while it is NOT burning, but makes the entire house smell good while it IS burning. I have a 20-30ft. open staircase, so it needs to be a very strong but light sented candle. I do have partylite candles, walmart brand candles, and none seem to be working the way i want them to. I am also very concious about leaving them burn too long. a few yrs ago, we lived in a apt. complex and the idot next door to us let her kids play around a candle, the candle got knocked over and onto a electrical outlet and well, the fire started there and caught our place too. So, i need something that smells up the house quickly. Thanks so much!

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