DeeLee Candles are created using the finest wax blends, optimal amount of fragrance, high quality candle dyes and candle safe containers to create the best quality candles possible. All our candles are blended at the optimal temperatures to ensure a complete mixing of wax, scent and dye. This ensures you get the very best candle that will provide a long burning, highly scented candle from beginning to end.  

We know you are going to enjoy your DeeLee candles!

Candle Burning Instructions:
When you light your DeeLee's candle, it is important to allow it to burn all the way across. That is, light it and keep it lit until the wax across the top liquefies all the way to the edge. (Note: this may take a few burning cycles to achieve.) Every time you burn your candle, you will want to follow the same process. That way your candle will burn evenly and you will maximize your burning time. (Note: the shorter the wick, the longer it will take for the candle to burn all the way across.)  Be sure to discard your candle when there is about 1/2 inch of wax remaining. This will ensure the glass container will not get too hot and break or create a fire hazard. Never allow your DeeLee candle to liquify all the wax in the bottom .

Standard Burning Instructions

Keep your flame to maximum of 3/4" at all times. Keep your wick trimmed on a regular basis. Ideal wick length is approximately 1/4 inch. The lid is for decorative use only. Do not use your lid to snuff your candle. To snuff your candle, use a candle snuffer to push your wick under the wax. After you extinguish the flame, return the wick to the upright position. This will keep your wick from smoking as when you simply blow out the candle. If you don't have a snuffer, a pair of sissors will work great.  Burn your candle on a level, head resistent surface each and every time you light your candle. Never leave a candle unattended. Keep all debris out of the wax pool. Never place candles directly above, under, or next to flammable items. Votive candles should always be burned in a votive cup. Never burn a votive candle without an appropiate container. Most importantly, please use "common sense" when lighting and burning any candles. Candle fires are preventable and are typically caused by a lack of common sense.