Choosing the right electric wax warmer for your business can be a daunting task. There are so many choices that it is easy to get overwhelmed. You have to consider how often you will use it and what type of wax or product you will use with it. This article will go over four tips to provide proper maintenance to the warmer that you choose.
Clean It Properly
Clean the exterior of your electric wax warmer with a damp cloth or sponge. Make sure that you do not use soap or other cleaners on it. Doing so could leave a residue and cause the wax to stick to your electric warmer. When cleaning, using warm water will prevent damage when trying to remove hardened wax off of the electric warmer.
Clean Out The Reservoir
It is important that you clean out any old melted wax in the reservoir of your electric candle warmer every few uses. If there are chunks of solidified wax lining this area, they can harm new candles being placed into it if left over for too long. Your electric candle warmer should have come with an instruction manual about how often it needs to be cleaned, but generally speaking, once per week is fine, especially if you notice buildup forming around the bottom of the electric candle warmer. If you are noticing that your electric candle warmer is taking longer to heat up or the wax never fully melts, then it’s probably best to give it a quick clean first before trying other solutions, as this could be why the electric candle warmer isn’t working properly in general too.
Give Your Electric Candle Warmer A Rest Period After Each Use
Another reason electric candle warmers become less effective over time is that people forget to let them rest between each use! You should always try and follow an ‘every other day rule when using your electric candle warmer if possible; otherwise, every day will cause damage over time due to overheating, which can shorten its lifespan significantly (and also increase your electricity bill). If you’re like me, however, and you like to use electric candle warmers multiple times per day, try and give them a rest period for at least an hour after every few uses.
Keep Electric Candle Warmers Away From Water & Out Of The Reach of Children
While electric wax warmers are not as dangerous as candles or some other types of appliances that get hot when in operation, they still should be kept under supervision by adults whenever children are around regardless. You may have heard the idiom about boys being curious creatures before; this is especially true with young children! They’re likely going to want to touch your electric candle warmer regardless if it’s on or off, so make sure you keep it out of reach from little hands who might accidentally knock it over onto themselves or others.
To conclude, electric candle warmers are very useful for those who want to enjoy the benefits of electric wax without having to spend much time heating it up.
