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Making Candles Without Wick Tabs. I’m looking to make a completely sustainable candle, including the wick holder. You can burn candles without wicks by using a heat source to melt the wax and release the fragrance from the oils. Then peel off the other side. I really like using small tabs in my candles. When the wax is melted, the heat source is inserted into it, and it heats it. You simply have to peel the sticker from the paper and apply it to the bottom of your jar. I simply let the wick tab stick on its own after i center it in the tea light container. I pour a small layer of wax in the bottom of the container and allowed it to cool slightly. If a friend wants an all natural candle without the metal, i'll just explain that the metal tab could prevent a burning wick to fall onto something. Personally i don't see the sense in. Anyone know any other safe alternatives?

Personally i don't see the sense in. You can burn candles without wicks by using a heat source to melt the wax and release the fragrance from the oils. I really like using small tabs in my candles. I’m looking to make a completely sustainable candle, including the wick holder. Anyone know any other safe alternatives? Then peel off the other side. I simply let the wick tab stick on its own after i center it in the tea light container. I pour a small layer of wax in the bottom of the container and allowed it to cool slightly. You simply have to peel the sticker from the paper and apply it to the bottom of your jar. If a friend wants an all natural candle without the metal, i'll just explain that the metal tab could prevent a burning wick to fall onto something.

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Making Candles Without Wick Tabs Anyone know any other safe alternatives? I really like using small tabs in my candles. I simply let the wick tab stick on its own after i center it in the tea light container. If a friend wants an all natural candle without the metal, i'll just explain that the metal tab could prevent a burning wick to fall onto something. You can burn candles without wicks by using a heat source to melt the wax and release the fragrance from the oils. You simply have to peel the sticker from the paper and apply it to the bottom of your jar. Then peel off the other side. I pour a small layer of wax in the bottom of the container and allowed it to cool slightly. When the wax is melted, the heat source is inserted into it, and it heats it. Personally i don't see the sense in. I’m looking to make a completely sustainable candle, including the wick holder. Anyone know any other safe alternatives?