Haunted Library Book Stack Oil Burner and Wax Warmer - Black

You can use most standard fragrance oils (diluted with water) and wax melts. Avoid using pure essential oils without dilution as they can be flammable and may not diffuse effectively.

A standard tealight typically burns for 3-5 hours, depending on the brand and environmental conditions. This should be sufficient for melting wax or diffusing oil for a typical use period.

No, the lid must be removed whilst in use to allow the heat to circulate and the fragrance to diffuse properly.

While the specific material is not detailed, ceramic or a similar heat-resistant material is typically used for oil burners and wax warmers.

Allow the wax to harden. You can then gently warm the bowl with a hairdryer or a second tealight (carefully) to soften the wax, or place the burner in the freezer for a short period to make the wax brittle enough to chip away. Wipe clean with a damp cloth once residue is removed.

As it uses an open flame from a tealight, it should be kept out of reach of children and pets. Ensure it is placed on a stable surface away from flammable materials.

Specific dimensions are not provided, but it is designed to be compact for decorative purposes.

Ensure the tealight is lit and burning properly. Check that the amount of fragrance oil or wax melt is sufficient and that the oil is diluted if necessary. Ensure the lid has been removed.

Verify that a standard tealight is being used. The wax or oil may require slightly more heat; ensure the tealight is centered correctly.

Reposition the burner on a flat, level, and stable surface. Ensure no part of the product is damaged.

Allow the product to cool completely. Use a soft, damp cloth to gently wipe the exterior. For tougher marks, a very mild soap solution can be used, followed by a clean damp cloth. Dry thoroughly.