Candles are the easiest way to set up the mood. Whenever I want to relax, I light a candle, turn off the bright lights, and play instrumental music to unwind. It is just so comforting and relaxing. Once it’s all used up, I make sure to reuse the jars. Some people just throw them into the trash as they think they are hard to clean, but it’s actually easy. Plus, they’re too good to throw away. Here’s an easy tutorial from Personal Powerhouse.

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Once these beautiful jars are cleaned, they can be used for storing different things, like clips, buttons, beads, and other small items. It would be such a waste to just throw them out. But take note that some candles can be toxic. If you are going to buy one, make sure that it has non-toxic ingredients. Check the label and do some research first before purchasing, so you know that it’s safe for everyone.

Here’s another hack for you to try: How to Make an Insect Repellent Coffee Candle

What You Need to Clean a Candle Jar

  • boiling water
  • Dawn dish soap
  • sponge

How to Clean a Candle Jar

Step 1:

Fill the candle jar with boiling water. Let it sit until all the wax solidifies on top. It may take hours or overnight.

What You Need to Clean a Candle Jar
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Step 2:

Push on one side and it should come out as a disc. Discard or reuse it. Pour out the water.

How to Clean a Candle Jar
Image by Personal Powerhouse via YouTube

Step 3:

Remove the wick. If it’s hard to remove, pour boiling water again and let it sit for half an hour. You should be able to scratch it off pretty easily after that.

Step 4:

Wash it with Dawn dish soap and a sponge. Rinse well and dry with a paper towel. Now, you can reuse the glass for storing items.

Easiest Way to Clean a Candle Jar

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Lily Suing

I have always been naturally curious. I love exploring various interests, whether it's trying out breakfast recipes, working on DIY projects at home, discovering new crafts, or anything that makes my life easier! When I am not writing, you can find me outdoors, enjoying the sun with a cold drink in my hand.

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