Reusable candle Holder Rekindle | Innovative invention for Christmas candle recycle
This Reusable candle holder is called regenerating candlestick rekindle and this can be used to recycle a candle as many times as it completely burned out. This reusable rekindle was invented by British artist and designer Benjamin Shine.
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Wonderful regenerating candlestick rekindle
Imagine that you can use the same candle countless times. Then it will be enough to buy them once - in case of blackouts or to create a romantic atmosphere - to simply forget what it is - to buy candles. Even yesterday, for you it was a fantasy, and today you will learn that this is possible.
And perhaps it was possible due to the Benjamin Shine's new invention, who has created a candlestick Rekindle.
Candlestick consists of a bulb and candle stands. When a candle is lit, the melted wax flows to the flask and it solidifies. Finally, when the candle burns out completely, the flask formed another full candle. And how to use it, if it is inside the flask?
The trick is that the bulb - not solid. It consists of two parts, which are pressed against the base and candle holders. Take them out, and the bulb is divided into two parts, freeing up the candle.
Of course, for each use, you need a new wick, which should be pushed into the flask before you start to use a candle.
Furthermore, when burning fraction of the wax is evaporated, so with each subsequent use of the candle it becomes smaller.
Wonder candlestick Rekindle
Before candle disappears completely, this candlestick Rekindle will help you out hundreds of times in situations when suddenly turning off the lights, and shops where you can buy candles, closed Or when you want to make a romantic dinner: you bought all but forgotten candle.
Oh, and about the romance, there are candles that burn colored flames. Read more about them you can learn from "Candles with colored flames."
With regard to the sale of the candlestick and his Rekindle cost: Unfortunately, this is not known.
Reusable candle Holder Rekindle | Innovative invention for Christmas candle recycle | New ideas to reuse wax candles | reuse candle holders, how to reuse candle wax to make new candles | Making Christmas candles countless times Imagine that you can use the same candle countless times. Then it will be enough to buy them once - in case of blackouts or to create a romantic atmosphere - to simply forget what it is - to buy candles. Even yesterday, for you it was a fantasy, and today you will learn that this is possible.
And perhaps it was possible due to the Benjamin Shine's new invention, who has created a candlestick Rekindle.
Candlestick consists of a bulb and candle stands. When a candle is lit, the melted wax flows to the flask and it solidifies. Finally, when the candle burns out completely, the flask formed another full candle. And how to use it, if it is inside the flask?
The trick is that the bulb - not solid. It consists of two parts, which are pressed against the base and candle holders. Take them out, and the bulb is divided into two parts, freeing up the candle.
Of course, for each use, you need a new wick, which should be pushed into the flask before you start to use a candle.
Furthermore, when burning fraction of the wax is evaporated, so with each subsequent use of the candle it becomes smaller.
Wonder candlestick Rekindle
Before candle disappears completely, this candlestick Rekindle will help you out hundreds of times in situations when suddenly turning off the lights, and shops where you can buy candles, closed Or when you want to make a romantic dinner: you bought all but forgotten candle.
Oh, and about the romance, there are candles that burn colored flames. Read more about them you can learn from "Candles with colored flames."
With regard to the sale of the candlestick and his Rekindle cost: Unfortunately, this is not known.