The traditional Japanese candlestick texture is made from Western candles, and finished with a Japanese low shape.
When igniting, make sure that there are no matching or cored threads in the candle.
Please do not put it in as there is a risk of abnormal burning, such as the candle melts or the flame grows.
Never leave your side after lighting the fire.
Do not use near flammable objects or in unstable places.
Please be sure to check the horizontal level, and fix it straight to the candlestick hole and the length of a non-flammable candlestick.
After washing the candlesticks, be sure to wipe away moisture with a dry cloth.
If the flame and small amounts of water react with the candle, the wick of the candle may pop out of the candle.
While the candlestick is hot, the candle may melt and fall over, so please use it after the candlestick is cold.
Please avoid using in areas where air conditioning or other windy conditions may cause melted wax to flow and stain the bed surface.
While burning, immediately after extinguishing, the candles and candlesticks are hot, so be careful not to touch your hands, and do not move until the wax hardens.
During burning, if the wick thread becomes longer and the flame becomes bigger, please extinguish and trim the tip of the core thread about 0.2 inches (5 mm) again with scissors.
When using, please ignite the wick line straight and ignite it at the base of the wick thread.
In particular, when re-igniting in a location with low temperatures, please place the flame near the base of the wick and allow the wax to be fully dissolved.
If the core line is less than 0.08 inch (2 mm), please melt the wax with a match or lighter and discard 5 or 6 drops, and set the core line at least 0.2 inches (5 mm) for easier ignition.
Do not use water when extinguishing fire.
Be sure to check the fire extinguishment when you go to bed.
Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and high temperatures.
Do not use near children and pets.
Please do not use near your pet.
Burning time may vary depending on the candles material, shape, temperature, wind, etc.
Wax may burn when used in places with low temperatures.