A) Fragrance Oil B) Wax C) Wick D) Dye
A) Soy Wax B) Beeswax C) Gel Wax D) Paraffin Wax
A) To draw the wax up for burning B) To color the wax C) To decorate the candle D) To add fragrance
A) Direct heat on the stovetop B) Microwave C) Double boiler D) Oven
A) It doesn't matter B) When the wax is boiling C) When the wax is completely solid D) As recommended by the fragrance manufacturer
A) The amount of wax used B) The strength of the scent released by the candle C) The burning time of the candle D) The color of the dye
A) Choosing the right wick size B) Cutting the wick C) Ensuring the wick is in the middle of the container D) Attaching the wick to the bottom
A) The candle will burn too quickly B) The candle may tunnel C) The wax will overflow D) The fragrance will be too strong
A) When the fragrance doesn't smell right B) When the candle burns too quickly C) When the wick falls over D) When the candle burns down the center, leaving wax on the sides
A) To make the wick burn faster B) To add color to the wick C) To label the candle D) To hold the wick in place while pouring wax
A) Never leave melting wax unattended B) Using a metal container C) Adding extra fragrance D) Wearing gloves
A) Heat-resistant containers B) Anything that holds liquid C) Paper cups D) Plastic containers
A) Melting the wax B) Adding dye C) Allowing the candle to sit for a period after pouring to bind the fragrance. D) Cutting the wick
A) To ensure a proper melt pool and even burn B) To save money on wax C) To add more fragrance D) To make the candle look nice
A) The temperature of the wax B) The scent of the candle when it's burning C) The scent of the candle when it's not lit D) The type of wax used
A) The rate at which the fragrance evaporates B) The temperature at which the oil can ignite. C) The ideal mixing temperature D) The melting point of the oil
A) It's not important B) To ensure the fragrance is evenly distributed C) To make the wax melt faster D) To change the color of the wax
A) Changes in temperature B) Using the wrong type of wick C) Adding too much fragrance D) Melting the wax for too long
A) To secure the wick to the bottom of the container (alternative to wick stickers) B) To decorate the outside of the candle C) To seal the top of the candle D) To melt the wax
A) Watercolor paint B) Candle dye C) Food coloring D) Acrylic paint
A) Use a chemical solvent B) Use water and soap C) Let it harden and then scrape it off D) Ignore it
A) The container the wax is melted in B) The mixture of wax and fragrance oil C) The pool of melted wax at the top of a burning candle D) The dye used to color the wax
A) A carbon buildup on the end of the wick B) When the wick is too short C) When the wick falls over D) When the wick burns too quickly
A) Trim the wick regularly B) Burn the candle for longer periods C) Add more fragrance oil D) Use a larger wick
A) To prevent cracking and ensure a smooth surface B) It is not important C) To help the wax harden faster D) To make the fragrance stronger
A) To advertise the candle B) To list the ingredients C) To provide instructions on how to make the candle D) To inform users of safety precautions
A) Until the melt pool reaches the edges of the container B) Until it burns out C) 1 hour D) 8 hours
A) A very hard wax B) A wax with good adhesion to containers C) Any wax will work D) A wax with a high melting point
A) Using too much fragrance oil B) Pouring at the wrong temperature or cooling too quickly C) Using the wrong type of wick D) Burning the candle for too long
A) Adding more fragrance B) Refrigerating the candle C) Trim the wick to 1/4 inch. D) Melting the top layer |