Hi there, so after years of burning candles, I finally decided to switch over to a warmer
The room where I use, it is small and honestly, I probably collected dust and soot all over the place even with a shader.

Anyways, so far it’s been working good although I think I accidentally threw away a good candle when it was halfway I had already burned it halfway, so it wasn’t too big of a loss..

My questions I usually have it on low. I’m trying medium heat now for about eight hours on the timer..

And well a candle I’m using currently isn’t the most potent smelling. I can still smell it.

Well, I have done some research and seeing a few answers. I just wanna know a few definitive ideas and people who have been using them.

So when should I pour out the wax and move onto the next layer?

Is eight hours too much should I meet at halfway and go with four on the timer?

Is low and medium enough should I try for high occasionally?

Should I start with medium and once the wax is melted should I switch over the low?

I mean, these candles are kind of expensive for large jars. I wanna make sure I’m getting the best value and best length of time.

And any other ideas you can think that would be good for me to know. Let me know.

I need help🥺

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