A sampler is presented for a sample of a scented, waxy candle material. The scented, waxy material is melted and may be diluted with compatible additives and/or liquid (organic oil or hydrocarbon), before being layered to a face of a bottom layer. A top layer (3) is applied directly over the sample and can be adhered to the bottom layer to form a seal. In another embodiment a peripheral seal, is formed between the top and the bottom layers. The seal is separable by a user pulling on a tab a portion of the top layer to expose the face of the sample to the atmosphere allowing the volatile molecules present in the candle to be released. With a repositionable glue as a seal, the top layer can be replaced to prevent further release of volatile molecules. A method is also shown for making the sample.

A device has a canister with a bulk wick occupying at least most of the canister, and a lid affixed to the canister and in contact with the bulk wick. The lid defines an opening exposing a portion of the bulk wick for lighting.

The present disclosure provides a candle that includes a jar having an interior surface, a fuel within the jar, a wick positioned within the fuel, and a material layer at least partially extending between the fuel and the interior surface of the jar, wherein the material layer includes a hydrophobic molecule. Further provided herein is a method for producing a candle, which includes a step of providing a jar having an interior surface, a step of pre-coating the interior surface with a hydrophobic molecule, a step of pouring a fuel composition into the jar, and a step of allowing the fuel composition to solidify.

A remotely-controlled candle device, which comprises (a) an enclosure containing combustible material; (b) a wick disposed within the combustible material, by which the combustible material is drawn upwardly by capillary action; (c) an electric unit in which is housed control and communication equipment and a battery for powering the equipment; (d) an ignition device in heat exchanger relation with an upper end of the wick and controlled by the control equipment, for controllably igniting the upper end and producing a flame; (e) one or more conductive elements connected to both the electric unit and to the ignition device; and (f) an extinguishing device controlled by the control equipment for controllably extinguishing the flame. The electric unit is operable to receive remote commands from a user device for activating the ignition device and the extinguishing device upon demand. The extinguishing operation if performed gradually.

Disclosed are apparatuses and corresponding and/or associated methodologies for sustainable (refillable) candles. This technology relates to refurbishing a used candle jar or container, so that its depleted wick and/or wax components are exchanged for replacement wick and wax components, so that the candle jar can be reused instead of being thrown out. An end of the wick is associated with an anchor or insert (such as a centering or positioning heat-resistant disc, removable silicone (or other materials) tray, or other). The replacement wick is physically held straight up and held in place by replacement scented wax beads, pellets, or the like poured into the jar. Burning of the wick melts and consumes the wax as it goes. After the wax and wick are exhausted, the insert and any remaining wax and other debris are removed from the jar in preparation for another refurbishment cycle. The insert is cleaned as needed for reuse with a new replacement wick.

The claimed invention is lotion candle/melt. There is no wax in the product. They are safe if consumed by pets or children. They ae also safe for the environment being as they are not made from a kerosine by product. They are also safe to apply on your skin as a moisturizer due to the fact that they do not contain any wax product that is produced from kerosene. Child and pet safe they can be consumed with out harmful side effects being that they're made of all natural material if you are not allergic They contain no petroleum byproducts.

The present invention relates to candles, manufacturing and decorating thereof. It is a method and system to produce decorative candles of unique shapes, by using special raw material preparation and candle shaping by hand and, if necessary, with simple sculptural tools. The candle is made without melting the raw material mass to a liquid consistency and without using complex solid raw material forming equipment. Unlike the known methods, in the present invention, during the candle production period (11, 12, 13), the plastic state of the raw material (similar to the consistency of plasticine, sculptural clay or gypsum) is maintained on a regular basis and, in this state, various decorative candle shapes can be formed even by hand only. This method makes it possible to design and make various forms of decorative candles at low cost and provides people with inexpensive means of making candles (such as manufacturing kits) that allow them to unleash their creativity in the production of decorative candles. Also, this method is useful for creating prototypes of decorative candles, from which the corresponding molds for casting or pressing candles are subsequently prepared and the candles are mass-produced by casting or pressing those molds.

Apparatus for making wax-coated candle wick assemblies are provided within include a wax applicator sized and configured to receive therein a multiple candle wick construction having first and second spaced apart candle wicks and a ladder filament connected to and extending back and forth between the first and second candle wicks so as to establish respective crossing portions that are spaced apart from one another along a lengthwise direction of the wick construction. A forming device is positioned relative to the inlet of the wax applicator channel to assist in folding the candle wick construction about a longitudinal axis thereof and into a generally U-shaped configuration such that conveyance of the candle wick construction through the wax applicator will sequentially fold the candle wick construction into such U-shaped configuration and maintain such U-shaped configuration by the application of wax thereon.

A candle including a composition of soy wax, cannabidiol oil, and fragrances, and a wick coated with a cannabidiol oil, positioned to extend partially therefrom the composition.

A tabletop torch comprised of an upright wooden log with a upwardly facing top surface that has a plurality of wick bores drilled vertically into it is described. The wick bores have wicks received in them through which to ignite and sustain the flame of the torch. Additionally the top surface is concave and includes a plurality of smaller shallower holes drilled downwardly across its surface. These holes along with the wick bores and the concave surface serve as reservoirs for candle wax and as the wax therein and on ignites the individuals flames from the wick join into a single larger flame.