Place 4 candles in your pan for 3 minutes, the result will surprise you

👉 You only have to put four candles in the Pan and leave them there for three minutes. You will love the result you will achieve with this, and you will want to have known it before.
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#christmas #candle #tricks
00:00 Place 4 candles in your pan for 3 minutes, the result will surprise you.
02:20 look how beautiful this candle is turning out.
03:18 that floods your house with that beautiful christmas aroma.

[@lisanull900]

Used to work in a candle factory for 10 yrs. People, save yourself the risk. BUY the candle don't try to make it yourself. 1. You've no idea the flashpoint of the wax (both melting on stove & it melting in the glass) 2. You have to make certain the glass you're putting it in is able to handle the heat produced. 3. Objects like the cinnamon stick & even the fruit slices can burn because the wick is NOT stable within the wax. It's just too easy to buy inexpensive candles. Don't risk the fire. smh

[@cathiestarnes4812]

AMEN!!

[@DeadGirl420]

I think most people who are making candles are competent enough to know what they're doing.

[@user-fl3jm5mr2t]

@@DeadGirl420But not everyone is…that’s the point of what he said 👍🏻

[@mrr5052]

@@DeadGirl420 Really? Because I bet most people making DIY candles have absolutely no idea what they're doing, like the person in this video.

[@LeRoi715]

Thanks. I use only the bees wax one and they are the best; natural natural natural! Healthy New 2023 for all of you and us from Canada!

[@FarmFreshIB]

NEVER melt candle wax over direct heat!!! Use a double boiler. Direct heat may result in the wax bursting into flames!!

[@victoriaroberts1620]

She did not say to put it on high flame, and leave, we are all grown people, use your interlect.

[@pawznplay2772]

Candles can burst into flames, if water is thrown on them.

[@JoannaLamont333]

Thanks for that info. I would have done exactly the same as the video straight into the frying pan. 😮

[@YouTubeStat]

It sure does... I know because I've done it and it was scary as hell.

[@paulg3336]

@@gregengel1616 You are missing something . A candle remains largely solid. The solid wax and small pool of liquid wax conducts the heat away from the wick and prevent runaway combustion. Only the vapourising wax in the wick can support combustion. A pan full of liquid wax is only slightly different from a pan full of Jet A1 fuel (Kerosene) - they are both paraffins . If a drop of that liquid wax splashes on the hot stove top ,you have a major problem!

[@catherinekeehn9736]

First, use a can from soup or veggies. Oil the can before adding wax and ingredients. Use a metal washer to hold wick to bottom. Fill with wax. After it set, cut bottom lid off and push candle out of can. You have a free standing pillar candle.

[@kittenlang8641]

Thanks--I'm gonna try it this weekend. Advice on scenting them? I like strong, robust scent release. 🤭

[@joanfox3906]

Pine needles

[@wesleyfeltner5946]

So what happens when the Cinnamon stick catches fire, or the rind of the fruits?

[@happybergner9832]

I also simmer water on the stove with cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, ANISE STARS, cloves, and ORANGE PEEL AND LEMON PEEL. It is a wonderful scent and adds moisture to the dry winter air.

[@anthonylehner3643]

And maybe a little safer? Haha

[@happybergner9832]

@@anthonylehner3643 it's also easier. I just have to make sure the water is replaced before it all evaporates. That works well however.

[@davidrosenau3136]

Best approach !

[@barbarahampton771]

I do the same in an old crockpot...we still use wood heat and really need the moisture in the air

[@janami-dharmam]

it adds moisture and sucks oxygen from the air.

[@aabsc]

I see 2 major problems: The fresh orange is going to start rotting in no time, you need to use dried orange slices. Most importantly, once the wick goes down to were it crosses the cinnamon stick, the cinnamon stick will catch fire and likely cause the glass to break resulting in leaking wax and a potential fire.

[@gaylefynaut562]

I was burning a homemade candle that I had gotten at a baby shower. The glass busted. Thank goodness I was in the room when it busted. If I ever make my own, I’ll be making sure it’s rated for candles.

[@anaghenta2318]

MULTUMIM !FFFFFRUMOS CRACIUN BINECUVÂNTAT !

[@lynnjones4291]

NO THE ORENGE DONT ROT IN WAX IT PRESERVE IT...

[@heathermykytiw1037]

Not the orange...but the glass will break

[@bonnieupton4114]

That cinnamon stick will catch on fire!

[@jepz11]

Once the cinnamon catches the flame, your house will never smell the same ever. The glass bursts, the wax flowing out makes everything under it burn.

[@OldSchoolPrepper]

and once the flash point of the random scented oil is reached that will burst into flame too. what fun!

[@Wickiup]

Thank you. That is beautiful! I'm watching from beautiful Western Oregon in the USA. 💖

[@thegiftedone]

I’m so happy creative people like yourself exists and I’m especially happy that u got an astonishing 4 million views of this gem in 2 months! Your new fan and pupil from Hollyweird,CA

[@suemonareng7802]

WOW 😲😳! That's is AWESOME. ALL THE LOVE 💕💖 FROM SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦🙏🙌🤗💯

[@vickyingramnymann8543]

I bought one of these candles a few years ago. The cinnamon bark set fire. Luckily we were able to put it out before it caused too much damage. Please be careful out there

[@liaqatkhan321]

A total nonsense 🙄.

[@makaismith2071]

@@liaqatkhan321 You weren't there, so you're the one talking nonsense.

[@Nana-vi4rd]

Fantastic! Love it and so easy too. I'm in Eastern Tennessee and I will definitely do that all year round. Thanks for uploading this video.

[@louisagallagher8336]

What a lovely idea and present for someone x😍

[@sabinusgregory1552]

Wow 😲 it's amazing, thank you for sharing this information. Really when you don't know we spend a lot of money 💰 for simple things like these. Am going to try this definitely. Thank you so much. And it's the first time I top up on this channel. Am watching from Trinidad 🇹🇹 wow 😲😲. God bless you richly 🙏😘 take care you are amazing 💐🌹

[@janicejames3005]

Trinidad also and I also am going to try it. I have lots of empty jam jars. Also some deyas. Enjoy your Christmas.

[@elizabethisaacs722]

Wow 💅 amazing 🌟✨🌟🌲

[@victoriaroberts1620]

@@janicejames3005 Exactly we know, how to cut cost, the jam bottles are a very good idea, just use what you have, it is not for sale. The idea waa free, some people just want to ask silly questions and talk.

[@janicejames3005]

@@victoriaroberts1620 Thanks. I have a large mint plant so I plan on experimenting with cuttings. Sour oranges also. A hybrid of lemon and orange.

[@babuvarghese6786]

Awesome Thank you !👏 💖👍

[@mariatomanova3122]

Ďakujem pekne / zo Slovenska - z Bratislavy / 💗💚💗

[@user-ub8jc3fi6x]

جزاك الله خيرا على هذه الافكار القيمة جدا

[@aboutmyfathersbusiness3764]

This is soo Awesome !

[@lydiacarstens9544]

Wow thats awesome love the smell of citrus cinamon & cloves

[@dedemuniz-anunciandoapalavrade]

Venho aqui te parabenizar pelo excelente trabalho e que Deus te abençoe

[@winiboo9641]

God bless you you are truly a blessing! Thank You for sharing!

[@retro.x]

Hi from Canada 🍁 and my dad would totally love that candle!

[@ibarycheva]

Awesome! Thank you

[@suetucker9264]

My guess would be orange, lemon or cinnamon.🤷‍♀️

[@stonkr]

Fork handles?

[@mamaduck9370]

You win comments section x

[@ArenHill]

Came here looking for this comment! 👓👓

[@moiragillmore3616]

Thank you Fr. Lovely as usual. Goodnight.

[@bunnybachman]

This is really nice!

[@columbannon9134]

Check first if your glass can stand the heat from the candle, other wise it cracks and breaks and start a fire.🔥

[@Thesphinx67]

Also we must be careful with the stick of cinnamon and the fire

[@leighburville2717]

And we must never melt candles in a pan directly on the stove. Do in a double boiler please!

[@davidyendoll5903]

@@leighburville2717 Maybe you get a bonus ... non stick pan ... lol

[@marlenewest7745]

Could use a old candle jar.

[@captdread2013]

Check first if your ass can stand the heat from the candle, other wise it cracks and breaks and start a fire.🔥

[@taurus222hiphoptarotgirlpd]

For us diy crafters this is a fun idea!!!

[@justicejane2429]

Following from Tennessee...Thank you for your videos 📹 😀

[@donnawhite7624]

I'm going to be making this soon. Thank you from Arizona!

[@bonnieupton4114]

This will catch fire!!!

[@victoriakendrick6906]

Good points to consider in the comments.....ensure glass container is heat proof,don't let wick near the cinnamon stick or it'll set fire to it,use dried fruits as fresh will deteriorate,melt wax slowly and always be present,essential oil can be vanilla essence. Think ill try this recipe out

[@happybergner9832]

Me too. I would most likely get the candle out of the glass easily, by just setting it in hot water for a minute. Probably also use it up in one sitting bc it would smell so nicely.

[@alekvillarreal3470]

Summed up nicely 👍

[@recoveringsoul755]

They just ruined their skillet

[@styleisaweapon]

@@recoveringsoul755 and burned heir house down with a rotting fire

[@HrtbeatofAmrica]

yeah cant see that happenibng in a wine glass

[@christinelucas8190]

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH

[@REDLINERUNNER]

This is so beautiful!!

[@maryt9704]

Beautiful candle

[@andrewcoleman6349]

It better than what I use to do, years ago I use to put all of the ingredients in water boil it,then put the apples, lemon, orange, pears,cinnamon, cloves, allspice, ginger, and sit in the bathroom tub,or another funky room in my friend house,,it had the whole smelling like some one just baked some goodies

[@karenfitzpatrick6256]

When I'm using the wood stove, (that dries out the air so much,) I put my cast iron tea kettle half filled with water with dried orange peels, cinnamon sticks and clove buds into. It smells amazing!

[@NunYaBidness234]

Your option is much safer than this candle tho. What this person did in the video is dangerous and can start a fire. Either buy candles or do the appropriate research to find out how to make candles SAFELY. I don’t even make candles but I saw 4 reasons before even reading the comments of why this is dangerous.

[@sbdiaries]

Wow such a great idea 👍and thanks sharing how to make your candles 😍,what a super gift idea 💡. Thanks for showing us and greetings from England 🇬🇧 Beth and Simon♥️ 🙋👍♥️

[@elevans5758]

watched from the Australian desert. Thank you.

[@avrilhaynes2842]

😊👍🏻 beautiful

[@patriciadonovan4829]

I did this with beeswax (left from old beeswax candles) and left out the essential oil as the beeswax has a lovely scent with the citrus and cinnamon. Thanks!

[@LusineideCorreia-wy3kt]

Dezenhio

[@Pixel0148]

God Bless you and Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!

[@soopayahmoottoo9906]

Thank you very much for this

[@boyasia5874]

We use store bought potpourri. Put em in a tea kettle with water. Boil and the steam it creates make the the house smell like its the holidays! The home smells fantastic !

[@suesullivan-miller887]

I LOVE THIS!!💖💖💖👍👌

[@nadira9279]

Tres bonne idée merci pour le partage ❤🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@deannastackhouse3151]

I love this! I will definitely be trying this!! Dee Edgewater, CO

[@jackiekeesaman1571]

Me too

[@halinagodzinska5776]

Dziękuję za super pomysł, pozdrawiam z Polski 👍👍

[@vanessawest1664]

This is awesome haha thankyou

[@nawalabbas9502]

عاشت ايديك حبيبتي روعه ماشاء الله

[@laurelpaulson-pierce942]

IT IS BETTER TO MELT WAX IN A CAN SITTING IN BOILING WATER...WAX MELTS AT ABOUT 132 F IF I RECALL, BUT BURNS AND IS BETTER MELTED WITH INDIRECT HEAT. ALSO BEST NOT TO USE EATING PANS TO MELT WAX IN.... SOME RESIDUE MAY REMAIN AFTER TRYING TO CLEAN IT OUT. THE WICK DESIGNED TO BURN A 1/2 INCH DIAMETER CANDLE MAY NOT BE Adequate for a 2 - 3 inch diameter candle. better to use bulk wax / parafin and wicks designed for the size you use. rather tahn melting already made candles, save them for burning.

[@sharonbrinders1224]

Awesome thank you. Just what I needed. Remain blessed xxx

[@aabsc]

I see 2 major problems: The fresh orange is going to start rotting in no time, you need to use dried orange slices. Most importantly, once the wick goes down to were it crosses the cinnamon stick, the cinnamon stick will catch fire and likely cause the glass to break resulting in leaking wax and a potential fire.

[@bonnieupton4114]

Not a good idea

[@victoriaroberts1620]

@@bonnieupton4114 you invent your own.

[@paulinaherrenknecht9781]

i am in Germany and i love your recips. thank you

[@coling8176]

As soon as I saw the headline I burst out laughing thinking of “The Two Ronnies” sketch “Four Candles”. This is a must see. It is regarded as one of the funniest sketches ever! 😂😂

[@6ELV9]

Yh I did the same thing🤣 their best ever sketch!!

[@jeffknight904]

@@6ELV9I clicked on this vid for the sole purpose of scanning down the comments looking for the Brits. Found you! I really need to find a proper hobby.

[@texasruss]

Instead of wax you can use Apple juice and it makes the house smell wonderful and you can drink it. Just let it simmer on the stove. I make giant pot fills around the holidays and everyone loves it.

[@teresaislas5118]

Yeees and you will have a clean pan

[@Lily-Bravo]

We do that with red wine. It's called Mulled Wine.

[@robinbanks5418]

@@Lily-Bravo - Oh my, that would be a waste of a good glass of wine……hiccup.

[@Lily-Bravo]

@@robinbanks5418 You do it with an inferior wine, not a good one.

[@daves7775]

@@Lily-Bravo But that produces just a medium good scent. Superb, expensive wine produces a Fantastically Good scent.

[@bradbaxter5280]

Very cool thanks for the tip🙏😁😁💯

[@33ling_truth2]

Thank you.

[@Picoline2023]

I would add: Do not use "any kind of glass, make sure it will resist the temperature". Also, "do not use cinnamon sticks for safety purpose, just add it in powder when pouring the melted wax". Happy New Year to all!

[@FlowerDance333]

😩 Brilliant 🕯️ I absolutely love this!! Thanks for sharing ❤ I would definitely try. I would try with soy wax sticks.

[@kathyb2562]

Why soy wax sticks?

[@FlowerDance333]

@@kathyb2562 Soy wax contains nothing artificial, which makes it a better alternative to old-fashioned paraffin wax, which is made from petroleum oil and produces harmful by-products when burned or melted. Soy wax is non-toxic making it better both for the environment and your health!

[@francesdelamotte4247]

Bonjour je regarde depuis la France. C'est très bien ce que vous faites.

[@gerrimiller3491]

Love this fantastic creative idea🕯

[@RenegadesRift]

Where can i get fork handles?

[@DaveDenning1953]

The Two Ronnies sell them!

[@nicoler1567]

What kind of essential oils do you use? What scents are they?

[@user-ng1fx8bz4k]

예술이네요.잘.배웠습니다

[@HOlsen-xe1xy]

Thank you

[@frenzinapereira7512]

Wow! Absolutely Aromatic! Thanks for sharing this recipe!

[@frenzinapereira7512]

I am from Mumbai, India!

[@bonnieupton4114]

I can't believe 😪 that people don't see that this is not a good idea! Fire waiting to happen!

[@HitchHikersBlues]

Tried this. It was delicious.

[@user-82xyehdhy]

And you're still alive?

[@MrDiddyDee]

They're fine, but just as a little light snack.

[@HitchHikersBlues]

@@user-82xyehdhy Unfortunately, no. I died not long after trying this dish.

[@user-82xyehdhy]

@@HitchHikersBlues wow.. glad to hear that

[@mirthasaldana789]

Gracias muy buena idea

[@costiniucmircea]

Thanks for sharing this awesome video.

[@galewinds7696]

A suggestion you might consider, rather than tying the wick to a cimmon stick suspend it over the glass with a popsicle stick away from the sticks , maybe even tie a knot in the wick down at the bottom of glass.

[@norabradley9108]

Fork handles 🤭

[@adeldana-ms6jh]

Hi:I'am Adel,from Iran-Thran thank you for this excellent idea

[@jerrykeenan1848]

Thanks so much! Las Vegas, NV, USA

[@boonedog1457]

Or you could just buy a scented candle for a lot less money! 4 candles = $12 Cinnamon sticks = $5 Orange = $1.50 Lemon = $1.00 Total cost $19.50 Or you buy a scented candle for $7 You do the math! Plus, the cost of a glass, a messed up skillet, your time and so forth!

[@anthonymorris9061]

Cheaper to use dollar tree candles. They come in the glass pillars. One of those melted in a pot filled with water would suffice. The other stuff is pretty cheap here in NYC. I can usually get a good lemon for a buck or better yet a low quality one for a quarter in some of the bodegas near me. Limes are even cheaper. Cinnamon sticks can be bought by weight or in bulk-type bags at many shops. I could make something like this for less than seven bucks. Much less.

[@Romans1.24-27]

Amen. just buy the candle..$1-$5 ,no fuss..no time consuming mess..I got a full time job, disabled family and animal to care for..plus health issues myself..so I will purchase already made

[@annabellelee4535]

Dang, your prices are high! I could make that candle for 3 dollars. I use lots of citrus and I have a large collection of essential oils. I can buy a thrift store jar/glass, pan, and candles for about two dollars.

[@bobbyhurst602]

Its not about the money

[@bobbyhurst602]

You can get four candles at the dollar store $1.25

[@wearywillie6558]

Use a double boiler to melt the wax to keep it from flashing.

[@amaniski5764]

الله يبارك ،هذا المشروع نجحت بفظلو ،اجمل مشروع درتو

[@emilybronte5407]

I gona to try it I love it ❤

[@gibbyswife9218]

I am leaving a question for you hoping your channel will continue to grow: May I ask what was the essential oil you added to your beautiful aromatic candle? Thank you for sharing your great ideas!

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

I would add frankincense.

[@Kitty-JuneOhSixJanTwentyFour]

Uhm, how do you plan on cleaning that funnel from toughened wax? Would be nice to know it. Thanks for the candle idea.

[@patchthesinclair5896]

I lived in a home lit by candles and Aladdin lamps as a child. My mother would put candlesticks into a pan of boiling water to get melted and hardened stubs out of the holder. She let the pan go cold and the waste wax could be lifted free of the surface and was good for lighting the fire in twists of newspaper.

[@nanyonjoasiya9207]

Use. Hot H20 it will melt the wax in or on the funnel insha Allah

[@sanjeewaniwickramarachchi1845]

Wow it looks pretty

[@RajRaj-eu6uu]

Awesome ❤

[@wheepingwillow24u17]

I WOULD USE SMALL MASON JARS FOR THIS, BUT ESSENTIALLY, THIS IS A GREAT IDEA, NOT SURE I'D USE THE CITRUS FRUIT AS I DON'T SEE HOW IT WOULD GIVE OFF ANY SCENT. MORE CLOVES AND CINNAMON STICKS, AND OF COURSE THE ESSENTIAL OILS. GREAT IDEA. THANKS

[@the305boricua]

how do you clean up the hardened wax afterwards? I've always wanted to know.

[@alexandrapajnik8184]

Heat it,and wipe it out.

[@Saif-vu8gq]

From Pakistan, definitely going to try this, I love scented candles

[@tomc8930]

Thank you for posting… East Texas USA

[@mariedenoyer2173]

So do you have to toss the pan out?

[@AFineLineA]

You can reserve the pan for the same use again later and or many other uses depending on what the mind comes up with. A thrift store pan works great for crafting with no worrying about wrecking a good pan. :)

[@larryclemens1850]

In addition to the possible additional hazards of cracked glass and the contents esp the cinnamon stick catching fire, when melting wax, one should always use a double boiler to reduce the risk of the wax fumes catching fire. Always have some baking soda and, or an ABC extinguisher nearby to smother flames

[@crzydazie4292]

I was going to add that. Wax itself can catch fire. Using a frying pan instead of a double boiler is extremely dangerous. The wax in the frying pan can catch fire!

[@Magnus_Magnusson_702]

Do you still need to use a double boiler if you have induction cooktop?

[@larryclemens1850]

@@Magnus_Magnusson_702 Good question. What a double boiler does is limits the temp to the boiling point of water so the parafin doesn't reach its flash point ( it also limits the amount of vapour produced). So, I would say a double boiler is a pretty smart safety precaution. You don't need to buy a customized double boiler; a smaller pot fit inside a larger pot of water will produce the same effect.

[@Magnus_Magnusson_702]

@@larryclemens1850 See now I remember and you taught me something here so thank you! The flash point is where something get so hot it just ignites without a flame (kind of like what happened to that TWA flight 800 years ago or so we think) I understand now!! Thanks!!

[@wasanthagunathilaka7704]

@@larryclemens1850a

[@evgenigizdov6423]

Greetings and thanks from Sofia, Bulgaria!

[@yelenaalcones4610]

Thanks you

[@iseektruth7435]

Awesome !!

[@KasThinks]

Love this! How would you clean a plastic funnel from wax? Thx 🙏

[@bally_malone8]

place funnel in freezer

[@KasThinks]

@@bally_malone8 brilliant! I real-life didn't know. Thank you so much 🙂

[@Jharieltravel]

@@bally_malone8 wow brilliant thanks for this!

[@MonikaVloni]

Should we put it in the fridge or drink it right away?

[@Warwck24]

😂😂😂❤

[@tlee4218]

The Hague Netherlands. Cool. Thanks for the tip

[@berighteous3145]

Super nice God Bless You 🙏🏻

[@deannalewis6556]

I wanna know where you got the tangerine!! I haven’t seen one in YEARS!!!

[@sherrykeeney7376]

FLORIDA especially in beginning of winter after late summer harvest

[@adricjones5605]

Amazon, Whole Foods

[@mohaabdinasir]

👍👍👍

[@lindapoole2165]

South Africa. Gr8 craft & easy peasy…👏🏻

[@fatimazahrae123]

تبارك الله عليك 👊👍👍

[@tigergreg8]

How do you clean the pan of wax, that seems like it would be a bit difficult to do.

[@garyramsey4275]

You can’t. That’s the surprise part.

[@AFineLineA]

Better is buy a thrift store pan and reserve it for crafts. Then you don't need to clean the pan at all. Do bag it if storing it. In hot temps the wax can drip and ruin things. Paper bag then a plastic bag and it should be good to store in a cool dry cabinet, etc.

[@AFineLineA]

There's rubbing alcohol which if lightly rubbed around the outside of a tapered candle will bring back a bit of sheen to it, acetone nail polish remover, vinegar and soap, heat the pan till just melted then submerge or pour cold water into the pan and it solidifies the wax that can then most times be broken up and removed. Do be careful of any spatters should they occur to avoid burns. Clean with hot soapy vinegar & water when done and check for left over wax bits. Repeat if needed. There are others, but one should work for you or look online. :)

[@tigergreg8]

@@AFineLineA That’s an excellent idea. 😃👍

[@PierredeLesseps]

After doing a little research, I found that you must use tempered glass or metal, or something that can withstand heat. I'm having trouble finding clear glasses that have tempered glass. Does anyone know where I can find them?

[@anthonymorris9061]

Old candle jars will work just fine. They are the most reliable containers.

[@AFineLineA]

Try thrift stores for the glass jars. Some sell partial burnt candles cheaply. Heat the glass jar wax candle in a pan of boiling water or double boiler. 1" of water and replace as needed should work depending on the pan and jar size and adjust accordingly. If in fear of a fire - putting the candle in a pan or other non-flammable catch basin will normally catch any parts that escape should the glass break during use or the cinnamon stick burn and drop. Doesn't mean you might not have smoke damage. Just have to be careful where placed. The stove top is a good place where you can keep an eye on it. Many house fires have been by candles. Best of luck!

[@emilybutler104]

Online candle making supply sites exist with ample supplies of containers for sale

[@liriamdiaz6354]

que lindo gracias💛💙❤👍🌻

[@annanelson6830]

Thank you from Fairbanks, Alaska, US

[@poojaabhandari]

Wow! I can feel the aroma ❤️ I have a question- will lemon and orange release water along with their aroma? Thanks

[@Cornz38]

Yes and then they will rot.