Christmas Tree Candles

Christmas tree candles made of pure beeswax from Aarhus BISTAD

Here you get 20 pcs. completely natural, hand-dipped Christmas tree candles made from pure beeswax from Grøn Voks Pulje - i.e. wax that originates from bee farms where neither pesticides nor antibiotics are used.

They are so nice in all their simplicity and naturalness - and a much better light for the environment. Beeswax candles are a natural and chemical-free alternative to candles made of stearin and paraffin.

This product is handmade in Aarhus, among others. of vulnerable citizens. Minor variations may therefore occur in the individual products. It has no effect on the quality of the light.

BISTAD is a social economy company where there is always room for "the weird". We clearly support that at Økofamily.

The lights have a diameter of 12 mm. is approx. 14 cm. high and originate from beeswax gathered from local beehives distributed over Central Jutland - beeswax from Grøn Voks Pool.

They have a burning time of around 1.5 hours.

When you buy these beeswax candles, you make an important difference:

• for vulnerable citizens
• for the honey bee
• for your indoor climate
• for nature
• for the CO2 released
• for yourself and your loved ones

How to use your beeswax candle correctly and safely

• Continuously cut the wick down - this way the candle burns best and slowly, and you avoid the candle becoming sooty.
• At the same time, you must avoid drafts in the room, where the light is.
• The wick should burn up by itself, but if a small piece falls off and lands in the light, it reduces the quality of the fire.

Also, pay attention to the fire authorities' instructions for burning candles:

• Never leave a lighted candles.
• Always place lit candles so that children and animals cannot knock them over.
• Always supervise candles.
• Always turn off candles when you go to bed or leave the home.
• Calves must be placed well away from fluttering curtains.
• Never have candles in children's rooms.
• Candles (especially tealights) can float out and begin to burn
• Do not blow out light, but smother the flame. For example with a pot that is placed over the candle(s) with the bottom in the air.

Roll your own beeswax candles for the Christmas tree

In this DIY candle set you get 2 beeswax sheets made of pure beeswax, 20 wicks and instructions on how to do it.

The two sheets of beeswax contain a total of 20 pieces. christmas tree candle made of beeswax.

The wax is from Grøn Voks Pulje - i.e. wax that originates from bee farms where neither pesticides nor antibiotics are used.

Making your own beeswax candles is a really pleasant activity that we can really recommend.

And the candles that come out of it are so beautiful in all their simplicity and naturalness - and a much better light for the environment.

Beeswax candles are a natural and chemical-free alternative to candle of stearin and paraffin.

The beeswax comes from beeswax collected from local beehives distributed over Central Jutland - beeswax from Grøn Voks Pool.

BISTAD is a social economy company where there is always room for "the weird". We clearly support that at Økofamily.

When you buy light from Bistad, you make an important difference:

• for vulnerable citizens
• for the honey bee
• for your indoor climate
• for nature
• for the CO2 released
• for yourself and your dear

How to roll your own beeswax candles for the Christmas tree

• Start by cutting the first sheet of wax into 10 squares: 11.5 x 6.8 cm. This makes 10 round Christmas tree candles
• With a hair dryer you can heat up the edge a little so that it can stick better. Then you bend the edge of the small wax sheets over something with an edge, e.g. a cutting board or another board
• When the edge is bent, you place the wick in the fold and roll the wax sheet tightly around it.
• For beeswax candles, round wicks are used, and it is important that the wick faces the right way. We have therefore marked the wick, so you know that it is the end that must be at the bottom of the light. This is to ensure that the burning is as good as possible.
• These wicks are short and suitable for small Christmas tree candles
• Roll the candle completely. Preferably as tight as possible
• Finally, you cut the wick so that it is approx. 1 cm. where the light is.
• The wick should burn up by itself, but if a small piece falls off and lands in the light, it reduces the quality of the fire.

Also, pay attention to the fire authorities' instructions for burning candles:

• Never leave a lighted candles.
• Always place lit candles so that children and animals cannot knock them over.
• Always supervise candles.
• Always turn off candles when you go to bed or leave the home.
• Calves must be placed well away from fluttering curtains.
• Never have candles in children's rooms.
• Candles (especially tealights) can float out and begin to burn
• Do not blow out light, but smother the flame. For example with a pot that is placed over the candle(s) with the bottom in the air.

See our large selection of beeswax candles from Bistad here