Yankee Candle Tumbler Midsummer's Night

The Yankee Candle Midsummer's Night is a scented candle in a tumbler with a plastic lid. It delights with a lively, masculine fragrance. The fragrance blend combines notes of cedar and musk with seductive patchouli, mahogany and saline notes. Its composition is reminiscent of eventful summer nights and creates a fresh ambience. The scented candle consists of a soft soy wax blend and a natural fibre wick. It therefore offers particularly good burning behaviour and has a long burning time. The scented candle also impresses with its elegant tumbler, which is decorated with hand-drawn motifs. The design harmonises with all styles and makes the candle a universally applicable home accessory.

How to use the Yankee Candle Midsummer's Night Tumbler candle

Choose a location with a stable, heat-resistant surface out of the reach of pets or children. Before using for the first time, shorten the wick to 3 to 5 mm. This will reduce soot formation and extend the burning time. To prevent tunnelling in the wax, you should leave the scented candle to burn for at least two hours at a time. This allows the entire top layer of wax to liquefy. To prevent the candle from losing its flavour between uses, use the enclosed plastic lid.

Scented candles are very easy to use, but a few factors greatly improve the burning behaviour and safety. Always place the scented candle on an even surface in a windless place and away from flammable materials. Before lighting, you should also shorten the wick to around 5 mm. To avoid tunnelling, leave the scented candle burning for at least as long as it takes for the top layer of wax to melt completely. This can take around two hours. However, you should not exceed a burning time of four hours at a time. For optimum burning quality, you should always extinguish the candle with a candle snuffer.

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