🔬 How to Decide Which Wick Size to Use Choosing the right wick isn’t guessing — it’s fuel flow heat output. ✅ Start With Jar Diameter The wick must create a melt pool that reaches the edges in 2–3 hours. • 2.5” jar → usually small–medium wicks • 3” jar → medium–large wicks • 3.5” jar → large wicks or double wicks (Always check the manufacturer’s size chart.) ⸻ ✅ Match Wick to Wax Type Different waxes need different heat: • Soy & Coconut → need hotter wicks (denser wax = slower melt) • Paraffin

You may have lit a "mushroomed" candle wick before and had the soot explode a little all through your beautiful soy wax, leaving dirty black dots all through it! So why trim your candle wick? Trimming the candle wick is super important to make your candle burn cleanly, safely, and it will last much longer! If you don't, the soot can build up and "mushroom" on the wick. It means far more soot is put into the air, and also is the reason why you see some jars get covered in black soot on the inside

RONXS 3 in 1 Candle Accessory Set, Candle Wick Trimmer Cutter, Candle Snuffer Extinguisher, Wick Dipper with Gift Package for Candle Lover (Black)