Our Process for Thoroughly Testing Candles Before Selling

As a small business in the candle-making industry, we understand how important it is to deliver high-quality, safe candles to our customers. Unfortunately, not all candle companies take the same care in ensuring the safety and quality of their candles. In this blog post, we want to share our process for testing candles and highlight the dangers of not testing candles before selling.

Step 1: Burn Testing The first step in our testing process is a burn test. During this test, we light each candle and observe the way it burns. We're looking for any issues such as uneven wax pooling or tunneling, which can indicate a poorly made candle. If we find any issues during the burn test, we make the necessary adjustments to ensure that the candle burns evenly and safely.

Step 2: Scent Testing Once we've completed the burn test, we move on to the scent test. During this test, we evaluate the fragrance of the candle to ensure that it's consistent and pleasant, and that it releases evenly throughout the burn. If we find any issues with the scent, we adjust the fragrance oil ratio until it meets our high standards.

Step 3: Repeat Testing Finally, we repeat the burn and scent testing process several times to ensure that our candles are consistent and of the highest quality. We take pride in our candles and want to ensure that each and every one meets our high standards before we sell it.

The Dangers of Not Testing Candles:

Unfortunately, some candle companies try to cut costs by not testing their candles before selling them. This can lead to a number of dangerous issues, including fire hazards and unpleasant scents. Candles that haven't been thoroughly tested can also release harmful chemicals into the air, which can be harmful to your health.

Thoroughly testing our candles before selling them is a crucial part of our candle-making process. By taking the time to perform burn and scent tests, we can ensure that our candles are safe, of high quality, and that our customers will be happy with their purchase. Don't trust companies that cut corners and don't test their candles - it could put your safety at risk. We take pride in our candles and are dedicated to delivering the best possible product to our customers.

Thanks for reading! We hope this blog post has given you a better understanding of our process for testing candles before selling them and the dangers of not testing candles. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to leave them below.