Safety Tips

5 Essential Safety Tips for Using Candles, Wax Melts, and Bath Products

At Pacific Breeze Scents & Suds, we believe in creating products that elevate your self-care routine, but it’s just as important to enjoy them safely. Whether you’re lighting a candle or using your favorite soap, here are some essential safety tips to keep in mind:

1. Candle Safety: Never Leave a Candle Unattended

Candles can bring warmth and tranquility to your home, but they also pose a fire hazard if not used correctly. Always extinguish candles before leaving a room or going to sleep. Keep them away from flammable objects like curtains, paper, and furniture.

2. Trim the Wick for a Clean Burn

Before lighting a candle, trim the wick to about ¼ inch. This prevents high flames and excessive smoke, ensuring your candle burns cleanly and lasts longer. It also reduces the risk of small flame-related accidents.

3. Use Wax Melts in an Approved Warmer

Wax melts are a great alternative to candles, but they should always be used in an approved wax warmer. Make sure to follow the warmer’s instructions and never leave it unattended. Always keep the warmer on a stable surface away from pets or children.

4. Test Bath Products on a Small Patch of Skin

If you have sensitive skin or allergies, it’s always a good idea to patch-test new soaps, shampoos, or lip care products. Apply a small amount to your wrist or elbow, wait 24 hours, and check for any reaction. This helps you avoid irritation.

5. Keep Products Out of Reach of Children

Many handmade bath products and candles look and smell tempting, especially to kids! Store your items in a safe, out-of-reach place, and ensure children understand they’re not toys or food.

By following these safety tips, you can enjoy the calming scents and nourishing benefits of our products with peace of mind. At Pacific Breeze Scents & Suds, we prioritize your well-being as much as we do your enjoyment!

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