Small Grease Tin Candle - Wild Pomegranate - Classic Car Gift

The Perfect Vintage Automotive Gift for Him & Her

Searching for unique automobilia gifts or a special present for someone who appreciates classic car memorabilia? This small grease tin candle is an absolute standout. It's an ideal unique gift for men and an equally captivating unique gift for women, especially for:

• Classic car owners and car lovers (for him or her!)
• Automotive memorabilia collectors seeking authentic pieces.
• Anyone looking to add a touch of vintage garage decor or industrial home decor to their space.
• A thoughtful present for Valentine's Day, Father's Day, Mother's Day, or Christmas.

Candle Safety

All candles have a naked flame and if not used correctly can cause fires. It’s important to read the safety information that comes with your candle and to burn it in accordance with it. Most importantly:

• NEVER leave a candle unattended, however safe you may feel it is.
• NEVER move a burning candle as you may get burned.
• KEEP AWAY from things which can catch fire, such as curtains, clothing and furniture.
• KEEP AWAY from children and pets.
• ALWAYS use a heat-resistant candle holder and extinguish when 2cm of wax remains at the base of the candle. The candle base can get hot and may burn surfaces such as wooden coffee tables, baths and tablecloths if a heat-resistant candle holder is not used.
• ALWAYS place on a level, flat and stable surface.

• Do not use lid as a candle holder/coaster.
• This product is not grease and should not be used for greasing applications.

Candle Care

Tips and tricks to get the best burn from your Glowsmith candle:

• Burn your candle for 2 to 4 hours each time, especially on the first burn. Burning longer than 2 hours prevents your candle from ‘tunnelling’ and burning less than 4 hours prevents pillar candles from leaking.
• Trim your wick to 1cm before each burn. This prevents excessive soot and ensures the longest burn time from your candle.
• Keep an eye on the flame. If it smokes, flickers repeatedly, the flame becomes too high or contacts the side of a container candle, extinguish it. This can often be caused by melt pool debris such as matches. Make sure the melt pool is clear before lighting your candle.
• When extinguishing your candle, use a candle snuffer instead of blowing it out. This will prevent wax being ejected from the candle.
• Avoid burning in a draft. This can cause an uneven burn which in turn causes excessive soot and increased the risk of pillar candles leaking.
• Do not burn the candle if the candle, container, or labels are damaged.
• Keep the lid on container candles when not in use and keep candles covered up when not in use. This prevents dust from gathering on the candle, sunlight bleaching and fragrance deterioration.