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Once you have chosen a particular color or type of candle for your candle work, the very
first thing you must do is clean off all that may have been applied, whether accidentally or
intentionally. Candles are mass produced in factories, therefore picking up dust and lint,
or energies given off by the person or persons handling the candles.
We clean candles before applying oil with either alcohol or lemon juice. When alcohol is
used, make sure you thoroughly dry your candle before lighting it to minimize the
possibility of fire. A more traditional and safe method is to use lemon juice. The juice and
oil of the lemon is considered a "chaser" or "cutter" of any substance that may have been
on the candle before cleaning, whether dust or oil. Lemon juice is acidic in nature, and the
oil of lemon and/or lemongrass, an Asian grass, is used in various spiritual cleaning
products such as Chinese Wash, Cut and Clear, etc.
To clean your candles, simply take lemon juice on paper toweling or napkins and rub the
candle over all areas of the candle, including the wick (see photos). These photos show the
cleaning process on a free standing candle, but the same method is to be used on glass
"novena" type 7-day candles as well. After cleaning, let dry before adding oil.
first thing you must do is clean off all that may have been applied, whether accidentally or
intentionally. Candles are mass produced in factories, therefore picking up dust and lint,
or energies given off by the person or persons handling the candles.
We clean candles before applying oil with either alcohol or lemon juice. When alcohol is
used, make sure you thoroughly dry your candle before lighting it to minimize the
possibility of fire. A more traditional and safe method is to use lemon juice. The juice and
oil of the lemon is considered a "chaser" or "cutter" of any substance that may have been
on the candle before cleaning, whether dust or oil. Lemon juice is acidic in nature, and the
oil of lemon and/or lemongrass, an Asian grass, is used in various spiritual cleaning
products such as Chinese Wash, Cut and Clear, etc.
To clean your candles, simply take lemon juice on paper toweling or napkins and rub the
candle over all areas of the candle, including the wick (see photos). These photos show the
cleaning process on a free standing candle, but the same method is to be used on glass
"novena" type 7-day candles as well. After cleaning, let dry before adding oil.
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