Wax Melts & FAQ
💀 Wax Melt Care & FAQ
Because sometimes the candle’s too calm for your crisis.
🫠How to Melt Down Responsibly
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Use a proper wax warmer. Not your air fryer, not your toaster. We’ve seen things.
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Start with 1–2 cubes. This isn’t a competition — chill.
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Let it fully melt before judging the scent. Instant gratification is not part of the process.
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Don’t add water or oils. You’re melting wax, not making soup.
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Keep it out of reach of kids, pets, and people who think it’s candy.
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Turn it off after 3–4 hours. Your melter — and your nervous system — deserve a break.
🧠Frequently Unhinged Questions
Q: Can I burn it like a candle?
A: No wick, no flame, no drama. Use a wax warmer like a civilized burnout.
Q: How do I clean out my warmer?
A: Let it cool, pop it out, wipe it down. If you’re scraping, you waited too long. (Relatable.)
Q: How long does one cube last?
A: Around 8–10 hours, depending on your tolerance for commitment and chaos.
Q: Can I mix scents?
A: Absolutely. Create your own emotional cocktail. We recommend Therapy’s Expensive + Silently Screaming for a balanced mood swing.
Q: Why is the wax changing color?
A: Because life’s unstable and so is fragrance oil. It still smells great.
Q: Can I eat it?
A: Please don’t. It smells better than it tastes — ask our lawyers.
Q: My melt looks cloudy.
A: That’s the soy doing its thing. Natural waxes frost; it’s called personality.
Hand-poured in Rhode Island. No wick. No chill. Just vibes.
Pop a cube, melt down, and make your home smell better than your coping skills.
Because at Burnt Out + Co, self-care doesn’t always mean holding it together — sometimes it means melting beautifully instead.