Safety & Care
We provide a wide range of advice from safety requirements to caring, cleaning your burner and changing your wax. We promise to provide our best service to your highest level of satisfaction.
Wax melts are small portions of wax designed to release fragrance without the need for a wick. When heated in an appropriate burner, they emit a strong and consistent scent that fills the room, unlike candles, they do not evaporate. (See section below: Change & Care)
Wax melts offer the advantage of easily switching scents, providing more variety compared to a single-scent candle that gradually loses its fragrance before fully burning out.
Our wax melts allow you to maintain a long-lasting, intense aroma throughout your home, providing cost savings over time. They can be melted and re-melted repeatedly until the fragrance dissipates, after which the wax can be safely discarded and replaced with a new melt.
For safety, always keep wax melts out of reach of children and pets, whether in use or stored. (Refer to safety guidelines below)
Safety Guidelines:
When selecting a tea light wax burner, consider the distance between the tea light and the wax dish, as well as any air vents, as these factors significantly affect performance. Remove all labels or tags from the burner prior to use.
Our wax melts are compatible with both tea light and electric burners. However, please ensure your burner is specifically rated for wax melts—this information will be indicated on the burner’s label.
Based on room size and personal preference, break off one or two cubes of wax and place them in the burner’s dish. Adjust the amount according to the wax melt and burner size. For tea light burners, place a single unscented tea light beneath the dish. Use only one tea light per burner.
Never leave a lit candle or tea light unattended, including electric burners. Keep burners away from children, pets, and flammable materials. Burn wax melts only in well-ventilated rooms and never in enclosed spaces with animals or children under 18.
Safety Guidelines for Burning Wax Melts
- Do not add water to hot wax.
- Wax melts are not edible; do not ingest.
- Keep burners and wax melts out of reach of children and pets.
- Place burners away from drafts, curtains, or any flammable materials.
- Never leave a lit burner unattended.
- Wax melts contain dye which can stain fabrics—avoid contact.
- Do not move the burner while in use.
- Limit burner use to a maximum of 4 hours per session.
Change & Care
To avoid skin irritation or allergic reactions, it is recommended to wear protective gloves when handling and cleaning your burner. Ensure the burner is completely cool before touching.
To clean, soak molten wax with cotton pads or, once cooled, gently press to remove wax in one piece. After removing the wax, inspect the burner for any smoke stains and wipe thoroughly with cotton pads or cotton buds to remove all residue inside and out.
Allow the burner to dry fully before placing it in a safe location for the next use. You may continue using the same wax melt until the fragrance fades or replace it with a new scent.
Avoid placing burners near open windows, drafts, or flammable materials, including liquids.
Please follow these guidelines carefully to enjoy your wax melts safely and effectively.
KAYLEIGH EDWARDS
Miss. Edwards is the founder and CEO of Kays Scents.
Our team has been working since 2020 to provide the best wax melts!
