When A Candle Flame Burns High at Foster Richardson blog

When A Candle Flame Burns High. Why is my candle flame so high? When your candle flame burns too high, it also means it is burning too hot. A high candle flame is caused by a wick that needs to be trimmed, the wick size was too large, the type of wax being used, fragrance oil load, or the candle has been burning too long. If your candle flame is high, it means that the ‘esoteric work’ done is working very well and has already ‘connected’ with the energies or vibrations necessary for the future manifestation of intent, especially if this behavior of the flame continues for a long time (or until the end) while it is burning. One way to tell if your candle flame is too high is if it's flickering and smoking a lot. You might also notice that your candle flame starts out at a normal size after you light it, but gradually grows larger over time. Besides the fact that it doesn’t look aesthetically pleasing, there is also that small chance that the flame. Candles hold many different meanings and functions. When that happens, it's a good time to extinguish the flame and trim the wick. When there is a draft or breeze in the room, it can cause the flame to flicker and dance, which may result in a. One of the most common reasons for a high candle flame is airflow.

You might also notice that your candle flame starts out at a normal size after you light it, but gradually grows larger over time. If your candle flame is high, it means that the ‘esoteric work’ done is working very well and has already ‘connected’ with the energies or vibrations necessary for the future manifestation of intent, especially if this behavior of the flame continues for a long time (or until the end) while it is burning. Besides the fact that it doesn’t look aesthetically pleasing, there is also that small chance that the flame. When that happens, it's a good time to extinguish the flame and trim the wick. One of the most common reasons for a high candle flame is airflow. A high candle flame is caused by a wick that needs to be trimmed, the wick size was too large, the type of wax being used, fragrance oil load, or the candle has been burning too long. When there is a draft or breeze in the room, it can cause the flame to flicker and dance, which may result in a. Why is my candle flame so high? One way to tell if your candle flame is too high is if it's flickering and smoking a lot. Candles hold many different meanings and functions.

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When A Candle Flame Burns High A high candle flame is caused by a wick that needs to be trimmed, the wick size was too large, the type of wax being used, fragrance oil load, or the candle has been burning too long. One way to tell if your candle flame is too high is if it's flickering and smoking a lot. Why is my candle flame so high? Candles hold many different meanings and functions. When your candle flame burns too high, it also means it is burning too hot. You might also notice that your candle flame starts out at a normal size after you light it, but gradually grows larger over time. When there is a draft or breeze in the room, it can cause the flame to flicker and dance, which may result in a. One of the most common reasons for a high candle flame is airflow. A high candle flame is caused by a wick that needs to be trimmed, the wick size was too large, the type of wax being used, fragrance oil load, or the candle has been burning too long. If your candle flame is high, it means that the ‘esoteric work’ done is working very well and has already ‘connected’ with the energies or vibrations necessary for the future manifestation of intent, especially if this behavior of the flame continues for a long time (or until the end) while it is burning. Besides the fact that it doesn’t look aesthetically pleasing, there is also that small chance that the flame. When that happens, it's a good time to extinguish the flame and trim the wick.