Before each use, trim the candlewick to about 6mm to prevent excessive smoking and soot buildup. This helps the candle burn more evenly and reduces the risk of uneven melting.

When lighting a new candle for the first time, let it burn long enough to create a full melt pool that reaches the edges of the container. This prevents tunneling and ensures a longer-lasting candle.

Avoid placing your candle in drafty areas as it can lead to uneven burning. Drafts may cause the flame to flicker excessively, leading to uneven melting and reduced burn time.

Never burn a candle all the way to the bottom. Extinguish the flame when there's about 1.3 cm of wax remaining to prevent overheating the container.

Store candles in a cool, dry place away from sunlight to maintain their quality.

Place candles out of reach of children and pets for safety. Consider flameless options if needed.

When setting up your reed diffuser, choose the location carefully. For the best scent dispersion, place it in a central area with good air circulation. Avoid placing it near air conditioning vents, fans, or open windows, as the airflow can cause the fragrance to dissipate more quickly.

The reeds in your diffuser play a crucial role in releasing the fragrance into the air. To maintain a consistent scent throw, gently rotate the reeds every week or two. This helps to prevent the reeds from becoming clogged and ensures a steady diffusion of the fragrance.

To extend the life of your reed diffuser and make the fragrance last longer, keep it away from direct sunlight and sources of heat. Heat can cause the liquid to evaporate more quickly, reducing the overall lifespan of the diffuser. Also, ensure that the reed sticks don't touch any delicate surfaces or materials, as the scented liquid might leave stains.

Place reed diffusers out of reach of children and pets for safety.