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What is the difference between the different types of waxes in today’s market?
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Paraffin is the by product from the oil refineries. I strongly urge everyone to do their own research on this product before forming an opinion one way or the other.
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Soy wax is made from the soy bean which is a renewable and biodegradable resource. The soybean is one of the most versatile products around today. Not only is it a high protein food source, it is used in body & skin care products, hair products, cleaning products, and now even candle wax.
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Bees wax candles are non-toxic and non-allergenic. Burning bees wax produces negative ions which clean the air from pollen, dust, odours, and various other undesirably positively charged ions which float in our air. Ever notice how much better you feel when you are by the ocean, near waterfalls, in the woods after a rain? Each of these produces negative ions which are then pumped into the air. Burning bees wax candles produces the same kinds of negative ions.
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What is the white powdery stuff that you get on bees wax candles?
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The powdery white stuff is called bloom. The bloom is a natural tannin from the bees wax, it is a sign of purity and may be removed by gently heating your candle with a hair dryer.
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How Do
You Ship?
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What is Your Return Policy?
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If you are not satisfied
with your purchase contact
us within 30 days with your
invoice number and the
reason for the return. We
will assign you a return
authorization number and
instructions on how to
proceed. We will refund the
product price and the
original shipping cost
provided the error was ours.
If the return is due to
purchaser error (ie- ordered
wrong colour, etc.) the
original shipping costs will
not be refunded.
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How can I burn a candle safely?
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Can I use your candles for
fundraising?
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Do you accept wholesale orders?
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What are your terms?
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