The candles I use are beeswax candles contained inside polycarbonate tea light cups. I make my own candles and have never had a problem with using them in resin holders. As long as you’re candle flame is contained in a cup and not directly onto the resin. Yes you can use battery operated also but normal tea light candles can be used if they are contained and used appropriately.
Nonsense! I’ve got a few resin candle holders and have never had any problems…after seeing your comment I researched from manufacturers and it is safe…
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would the resin hold up to a real candle flame or would it need to be battery operated?
Hi I only use real beeswax candles but they encased inside polycarbonate tea light holders. Most tea light candles come inside little holders.
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It’s a HUGE no no to have real candles and resin. Use a battery operated light please!
The candles I use are beeswax candles contained inside polycarbonate tea light cups. I make my own candles and have never had a problem with using them in resin holders. As long as you’re candle flame is contained in a cup and not directly onto the resin. Yes you can use battery operated also but normal tea light candles can be used if they are contained and used appropriately.
Nonsense! I’ve got a few resin candle holders and have never had any problems…after seeing your comment I researched from manufacturers and it is safe…