
How to Fix Sinkholes in Paraffin Candles
You fix paraffin sinkholes by slowing cooling, pouring within your wax’s tested range, and using poke-and-repour for deep voids or a heat…
Read guideDiagnose defects and burn problems such as tunneling, soot, mushrooming, wet spots, sinkholes and weak scent throw.
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