If I leave it on in a darkly lit area will or could it over flow Also I wanted to know if I forgot to check can the wax burn ? Sorry 2 part question
495133
It won't overflow if you use a normal (typical) sized tart. The scent does dissipate far more quickly than usual if left on overnight. Tarts don't last forever. I have used both Yankee Candle and Scentsy wax in the nightlight with no problems. You definitely have to be careful that the nightlight is plugged into an outlet that people won't bump into or disturb. The melted wax can spill and in that case would burn you.
495134
1 cube will not overflow, wax doesn't burn. should be replaced 1 every week or so( scent only lasts about a week or so)I keep my night light on 24-7.
495135
No...it won't overflow if u use only one wax cube. The wax won't burn from the bulb...it eventually after several weeks would just evaporate/dry up I suppose.
495136
Putting the correct amount of wax in the wax holder should prevent dripping. I have had no experience with the wax burning.
495137
The wax you put in starts as a solid, so you want to be careful about how much you put in (these can take 2 of the squares as long as they're standard size). While I'm sure the wax CAN burn, it's never happened to me and I use the bulbs that came with the night light. If you added stronger wattage, the wax might burn, but I'm not sure how much wattage it would take or if they make tiny light bulbs in that size.
495138
I'm not sure what overflowing has to do with the darkness of the room? If you leave it in a darkly lit area it will put off a soft glow. If you put too much wax in the cup it will overflow no matter how dark or light the room. The wax doesn't burn but it does after about a week lose it's good smell
1345777
Yes, but you may get some black discoloration from the lighter, but it should just wipe off unless you over heat it.
901036
On mine,the shade also gets hot as the bulb warms it. This may be due to the fact that there is metal surrounding the plastic. I do see that on mine that the entire base that plugs into the wall is NOT WAR OR HOT. I also see that there is no burning of the plastic sheathing under the metal shade. I leave mine on, day and night. Please call the manufacturer if you have a concern and let them know what you are or are not noticing. Best Wishes!
1753759
the wax melts in about 1 1/2 hour or less. I keep the dial set in the middle to maintain wax hot ready. The red light will go on when it is heating the wax. When only the green light is on its ready to use. Always check temperature before putting hands or feet. It can get very hot.
2252764
I've never tried it, but keep in mind that it's really moist. I don't see it lighting well or staying lit unless it was dried out.
1622388
You could leave it on all the time, but the wax scent may eventually lose its potency. I turn mine on when I get home from work and turn it off when I go to bed at night.
2255049
During a heavy rainstorm water got in one side and one led went out. (It turned black) The light only put out about as much as a candle and was rendered useless. I replaced it and overkilled the silicone sealant around it. Don't let water get into it. See my review under the name Phillip.
1905118
Definitely pull the wax off when it is still slightly warm and still pliable. If you let it cool off to when it is no longer warm to the touch, it will break into pieces and then you will have a story to tell you wish you didn't know.
2048006
We leave it on all the time. It is hot enough that you can't hold it with your hand for more very long but not hot enough to burn. Not very scientific but hope it helps
1899304
Make sure it is fully heated. This wax leaves the least amount of residue for me.
1108067
Yes, I did. It will darken it a little, especially in a scratch. I was unable to find a light color wax.
800956
I noticed very little heat generated even though the led light is nearly touching my acrylic tank's top. But if u have glass tanks or set a bigger gap in between, I think it shouldn't be a problem leaving on 24/7. Also read the manual for safety tips.
588326
Upon arrival of mine, the wax in the bottom was like a "Hockey Puck". I plugged the lamp in and within 4 hours the wax had melted and everything seemed to working perfectly. If your wax never melted, I think you should contact your place of purchase.
1013542
It plugs in. That's actually the nice thing about this; even if you forget it on high for a while it wont' burn the wax. You are supposed to have it on high for 5 minutes and then maintain it on low for as long as you use it.
1545215
Haven't tried but assume it to be the case. Its a thicker material. I say it wants to adhere to itself more than the paint. Hence I expect with a bit of heat it would pull off without harm. It wouldn't hurt to clean and wax first though.
1706009
I purchased the heating unit which you just plug in and wait for it to melt. I don't have any other suggestions- I invested in the unit because I was scared of overheating the wax and burning myself. Good luck!
2042700
like any wax you dont want to get it on any texture black plastic parts. If you do yo can use Goof Off to take it off and follow up with wiping 303 on it or some other protectant. The wax is long lasting but when taking it off you will get a good work out but the ending reults are nice and it will last.