Scented Wax Melts

How to use fragrant & scented wax melts, cubes or tarts?

Candles are great for their smell and their ambiance; however, there are times when you don’t want to keep track of the flame or having to trim the wick. Scented wax melts, cubes, and tarts are meltable wax chunks that are warmed to release scent. Fragrant wax melts are scented bite-sized chunks of wax that are a flame-free, convenient candle alternative! Wax melts are placed in a wax warmer, and warmed usually with a hot plate or light bulb included with the wax melt warmer. To make this process easy, we have broken it down into a few simple steps:

1. Find a Wax Melt Warmer

Using scented wax melts, tarts, or cubes requires a wax melt warmer. Wax melt or tart warmers come in a variety of shapes, styles, and designs. It’s imperative to use a warmer or burner specifically designed for wax melts, because any other type of warmer can reach temperatures much higher than designed for your wax melts, and this will quickly burn out your scent. Here is our snowman wax melt warmer. You must use it with charge.

2. Read the Instructions

Open the packaging of your wax melt warmer and read the instructions and safety information that came with your new warmer. This is to ensure that you get the best use out of your wax melts, cubes, or tarts.

3. Choose your fragrant wax melts, place a fragrant wax melt Inside the wax melt warmer. To use your scented wax melts, cubes, or tarts, you need to check to see whether your wax is already broken apart into smaller sizes. Our scented wax melts come in the form of wax cubes. For wax cubes, try not to use more than one melt at a time.

4. Turn on Your Wax Melt Warmer

To begin using your scented wax melts, cubes, or tarts, you will first need to turn your wax melt warmer on. If you use our electric wax melt warmer, find a safe space to begin your warming process and plug the electric warmer into wall electrical outlet. Make sure the cord is not in contact with any hot surfaces. Press the “on” switch to activate your warmer, or follow the instructions that came with your warmer. Once you have turned your warmer “On” the wax will begin to melt and your room will be filled with fragrance!

5. Turn the Wax Melt Warmer Off

Once you are done using your scented wax melts, cubes, or tarts, you will need to make sure your wax melt warmer is turned off, especially if you don’t have a wax warmer with a built-in timer. After you have switched your warmer to its “off” setting, disconnect it from the wall. Wait for the wax to get cold and solidify before removing the used wax from your warmer.

6. Remove Your Scented Wax Melt

Once the wax has cooled, you will either need to scrape the wax out of your melting dish, discard the liner, or—if you have a warmer with a silicone dish—gently nudge your dish from behind to pop the wax out! Just be sure not to discard used wax down the drain. To clean your wax melt warmer, take a paper towel and wipe down the area where you inserted the wax. For an easy clean, you can use a drop of baby oil. You can also use a warm, moist, soapy sponge or soft cloth to clean the dish inside. Wipe down with a soft cloth. Never use abrasive cleaners that can cause wear and tear to your wax melt warmers.

7. You Can Reuse Your Scented Wax Cubes, Tarts, or Melts

Melted wax does not evaporate; only the scent dissipates, so make sure to remove the used wax from your warmer before adding a new cube. If the scent has faded and you want to make the most of your wax, you can reuse the wax in a plethora of environmentally friendly ways!

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