Leftover wax from jar candles or used melts might still contain fragrance and can be reused by breaking it into pieces and ...

Wax can be melted a number of ways, including in an electric slow cooker, double boiler, melting pot, or commercial wax melter. The most popular are the stove-top methods–using a double boiler or ...

These spooky cupcake candles seemed like a ghastly good baking idea. Here's my verdict. I love baking, but I’m certainly not a professional. Fortunately, the ingredients are oh-so-simple. I used a box ...

If you're a frequent candle user, save your spent candles to use whatever wax is left and revive it to make one more usable franken-candle. All you need is a few basic items and that leftover wax ...

A recent invention is giving new meaning to the term 'burning the candle at both ends' - a candle that literally does just that. Developed by British designer Benjamin Shine, the Rekindle Candle ...

Candle warmer lamps offer a stylish and practical alternative to traditional candle wick burning. They provide a more even scent distribution, extend the life of your candles, eliminate the worry of ...

Nothing is better than a face-melting Nazi. Re-create Major Toht's memorable meltdown from the first Indiana Jones movie with this gruesome candle. Journalist Bonnie Burton writes about movies, TV ...

A 500-year-old wooden box which was uncovered in a perfectly preserved state when a glacier in Norway melted contains the remains of a beeswax candle used to help Vikings find their farms, ...