Dough Bowl Pure Soy Wax Refill Kit

This listing is for 1 - 16 oz Pure Soy Wax refill kit. These work for perfect for our breadbowls. Just clean out your breadbowl, attach the wicks, melt the wax in the microwave and pour into your breadbowl.

You will need 1 refill pack for a small 3 wick bread bowl and 2 for our large 5 wick bread bowls. You can also use them in our 8 oz or 16 oz mason jars.

Each kit comes in your scent of choice and 3 wicks with wick stickers.

Need help choosing a scent? Here's my scent description list for both my everyday and holiday scents! Also, feel free to message me about scent help as well. :-)

Click Here for Scent Description List

Directions -

Clean out vessel. We suggest putting it on a cookie sheet and into your oven at the lowest temp for 2-5 minutes and wiping out with a paper towel. BE CAREFUL not to leave in there too long.

2. Attach the wick/s. Be sure to center them and not put them too close to the edge. That can be a fire hazard

3. Melt wax in the microwave just until melted (1-2 minutes)

4. Pour wax in vessel

5. Once wax has hardened trim your wick to 1/4"

6. Light your candle & enjoy

Burning Instructions:
The first time you light the candle, allow it to burn until the liquid wax covers the entire top of the candle. This breaking in process insures that it will perform better and more evenly throughout the life of the candle. This will insure a clean and efficient burning cycle for the life of the candle.
Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep wicks trimmed to 1/4 inch. If you notice a large flame during burning, blow out the candle & trim the wick before re-lighting. Place burning candle on heat resistant surface. Never move a candle while hot or burning. Blow out the candle if jar becomes excessively hot. Keep out of drafts. Keep out of reach of children.
To prevent candles from boring a hole down the middle, burn candles at a minimum of at least one hour for each inch in diameter. For example burn a 3 inch diameter candle for a minimum of at least 3 hours each time. Burn long enough to achieve a melt pool that can be seen all the way around the glass.