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WHAT DA MATTA CAT GO TYO D1CKS?
Do you know anything about flammable materials? Dumbass! YDI!
candle making, i thought that was something only people with lesser mental ability do. You need supervision!
Use better wax, or make votives that stay in a holder. Good wax doesn't run if it's a taper, and the votive holders contain the wax so it doesn't spread.
lies. lavender isn't flammable. lol
I want to call fake on this one. I burn lavender OFTEN. Good, dried lavender. It chars, it smokes, but doesn't go into embers. In fact, I often mix it with sage, so there's something there to relight the lavender. Tiny flecks of fresh lavender coated in wax would NOT cause a fire. Might make a MESS... but not a fire.
Then that would further Alathia's point even further Tiny flecks of something coated in wax are less likely to cause an inferno than a whole flower, which isnt that dangerous in the case of lavender. please try to understand a post before being a snob about it
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And that's why you use lavender *oil* for the scent...
Newspapers make lousy candleholders.