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Candle Safety

As more than a decade of rigorous testing has shown, our candles are safe! They undergo extensive quality and safety testing under rigorous burn and use conditions and meet or exceed all applicable industry and government standards for safety and performance. There are many factors while in use that can affect any candle’s performance, including: room drafts, debris that may have accumulated in the wax’s melt pool, wick length and proper pre‐burn trimming which is included on the instructions on the candle label.

To safely enjoy room-filling fragrance, follow this important safety information when caring for your candle.

Before Lighting

  • ALWAYS trim wick to 1/4 inch before lighting.

  • Dispose of wick trimmings and matches to keep debris out of wax pool.

  • AVOID drafts.

  • Set candle on heat-resistant surface.

While Lit

  • Burn within sight. ALWAYS remain within line of sight of burning candles.

  • Extinguish candles before leaving room.

  • NEVER burn for longer than 4-hour intervals.

  • Keep away from things that catch fire.

  • NEVER burn candles on or near anything that can catch fire.

  • Keep away from children and pets. Children and pets could accidentally tip candle over.

After Use

  • DO NOT extinguish with water.

  • ALWAYS allow wax to harden before relighting, touching or moving.

Safety Data Sheets

Every Bath & Body Works product undergoes extensive review to ensure safety. Safety Data Sheets do not reflect the safety of products when used as directed. These sheets are a standard practice in the home fragrance and consumer products industry. Bath & Body Works posts these sheets to assist manufacturing companies and emergency personnel who need to know how to handle, store or dispose of large quantities of chemicals in industrial and manufacturing settings. If a customer has any concerns regarding their particular circumstances, we suggest they contact their physician for advice.

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