Also a suggestion.. You can buy the slatkin home fragrance oils to add to your melted wax once they become diluted in the smell category. Usually 5-6 drops will liven them back up.
I had started worrying about that too when I noticed how black our air filters were getting. so I have started melting my candles as well. I just need a larger size warmer.
Thank you. I got my candle crock last night in mail hooked up and put a 1/2 used candle in it and when I got up this morning I could smell real good. A lot better than if lit. You brought my love of candles back. I got the faith family friends one and love it. Got it from boscove
Totally agree with you on the soot issues. I keep wicks trimmed and thought I was avoiding the soot until I done some deep cleaning and found it on lots of stuff, also the furnace filter. I'm only melting now, I'm using the lantern version. I may pick up one of those crocks too. Thanks for showing it, love that color!
So much new and helpful information, thank you. I gave turned around to go back home many times because I left a candle burning. I will be ordering the crock today. Great video.
Thanks, Melanie! I just ordered the teal crock. I got a lantern version last week. Will definitely be melting more as well for health reasons. I can't imagine the smoke and soot is good for your lungs.
Thanks, Melanie! I have been leaning a bit to the melting candle idea. I have used a plate for "end of life stage" candles, but have been toying around with the idea of a crock to cut down on soot. This was very helpful, and I'm going to check out the crock you linked.
Very informative! I prefer the safety of a plate vs an open flame. Also seemed as I get more bang for my buck warming candles than burning them. You answered my question about them losing their scent and reusing the votive glass. I have just a cheap plastic one and use Glade candles on it. You should get yourself a smart plug, that way you can turn it on or off even when your not home.
I've lit jar candles while they were on my candle warmer before. Only the single wick ones though. They burn down great. Very clean and the scent throw is excellent.
Those are two great options! I have been melting vs. burning a lot for several months now. This video reminded me that I bought one of those blueberry candle & have forgotten about it. : )
Very informative. I have been melting my candles on the stove using the warmer section but I think I will buy the plugin warmer just so that the oven doesn't have to be on.
Thank you so much for explaining how to use a candle crock!! I am so wanting one now especially to finish my BBW candles that I'm having trouble burning!! I am definitely planning on purchasing one!!:)
i had one years ago and did enjoy i do not remember why i stopped using will have to look in storage see if i can find might be easier to buy a new one lol xx
I love warming my candles because the fragrance last so long and it's safer than burning them and you save money as oppose to keep buying wax melts that only last 2 days max. Thank you for nice video and God bless!
Found a really Pretty crock. They had a few nit the same pattern I didn’t see that one. If I found a red one I would buy it. It would really pop. Be pretty. Thanks for all ur help and Info. Off to watch I make Tartes.
So, I feel so silly, but it never occurred to me to take the tart dish off the warmer. I always put the candle in the tart dish and it doesn't fit or melt all the wax. Duh! Also, I was SO happy to hear that you get more time/use my using the warmer vs burning the candle. I hadn't seen a candle crock until your other video today. I had a Tyler Candle Co. crock years ago and it broke. I'm looking on Amazon and can't seem to find the larger crock pot style but I'll keep searching. I'm so inspired! LOL
I've seen that candle crock on Amazon and never knew it was that big! O_O Love the color you chose! That would probably be my pick too. I bought one of the other candle warmers that has the lamp on top. Found one at a thrift store and bought another at Hobby lobby when it was 50% off! I use it on my Yankees since they take so long to pool out. YC's chocolate layer cake + the warmer. OMG!!! Delicious as Stella would say. lol
Thank you for showing! I want to get one to melt my Yankee candles because I am sick of burning them and no scent while burning them. Hopefully I can get some scent from them by melting them. I think the only thing they are good for now is to put soot in the house!!
+Prettypolkadots I have been hearing rumblings that this years pours are better on the yankee's. I just have such a hard time believing that. They have been bad for a few years now and I had to return so many. The associates at my store hated me every time I walked in. I always got the stink eye about returning. Like they didn't believe me that I couldn't smell the candles lol. I may try one or two just to see if things have changed. Maybe if there is a bogo coming up. I am curious for sure!
I have both of these kind of warmers.I bought them about 5 yrs ago.I feel much better about these things then burning a candle!I got mine off of ebay.I also have a hot plate from walmart too.
I've been using a crock for well over ten years. They're the best things every invented! I've never had a problem with any YC jars or B&BW jars in mine. Just a quick question, have your Kringle jars done well in the crock? That's one brand I've never used in my crocks.
Well this is a game changer and definitely thought provoking!! Please update us as you use the crock/melter more or if you try other styles. Does the paper label on the bottom of the candles ever burn? Thanks so much for this video!! :)
Melanie, I'm having a hard time finding a crock (one that surrounds the candle) that looks decorative and doesn't have quotes on them. Do you have any suggestions where I can look? I have several wax melters but want to add some crocks for candles I don't burn anymore because of performance. (I'm a homeworx convert). Any direction you have I would appreciate. Love your content and your practical approach!😍
Do you have to burn a large jar candle to a certain level before putting it into the crock or can you stick an entirely new never before burnt large jar in there?
+booscar130 Nope, you can totally do a brand new candle if you want. But they obviously take much longer to melt totally. I will often times but them in when they are half burned or so.
I have a wax melter- didnt know I could separate them and just melt my candle- good thing I didnt buy that candle melter like I was planning- when in reality I already have one! Thanks for the video.
Melanie! Thanks for this - it had never occurred to me that this was an option (well, I assumed the scent wouldn't be as good) We just moved to a new(to us) house and I don't want to worry about soot! Ordered the teal crock (more green than teal though) and arrived today! Sugared Apple leftover wax is getting some use now!! 👏🏻
+Emma Roe Wooohooo! I love the warmer so much! Both of them actually and you will not have any soot with these warmers. Such a comforting thought.... after repainting the whole house lol!
+MrKongsMom yes! And the scent is so strong - shorter life but fair trade for those times I won't have to worry if I forget about it and leave the house! (Not that I've ever done that 😜)
this was so informative! Thank you! I'm moving tomorrow to my newly renovated home, so this was very timely too. There will definately be mostly melting in my future. My painting work was too costly to ruin it with soot.
+Dawn Dalrymple Thanks Dawn! I am so excited for your new home! You must be thrilled to finally be in :) And no, I don't ever want to repaint again lol! What a nightmare!
Is it safe to put those glass jar candles on the warmer plate even though there is a paper label glued onto the bottom of it? Do you ever have a problem with the glue melting from underneath the label? I have a warmer but never thought of placing my candles on top of it, what a great idea. Thank you so much!
+NurseJackieFTW The paper and glue has never been an issue on the bottom of candles. The warmers do not get hot enough to affect that in any kind of way :)
Got a question. I melt both the slatkin and Yankee candles. My question is when you turn off the Yankee candle do you notice that is hardens like a crazy funnel? My slatkin candles don't do that at all.. Help me out. I hate wonkie looking candles.
+boots-n-bling4me I find that the scent is pretty consistent for about 3-4 days straight. Then it starts to peter of just a bit the following days. But it's still noticeable. I still get more use than if I were to burn them :)
Cool... I'm a big candle girl .. so going to get me one! :) ps,... when are you going to get on that DIY with the chalk paint? I'm waiting to see yours before doing mine LOL!!!
+boots-n-bling4me Ha! It's on the to do list tomorrow hopefully! Need a day when Stella is in school because she loves to "help". And while I appreciate the help, sometimes it does not make for the most ideal outcome with a project lol! I'm going to start small with a mirror :)
Oh yes.its best to let the little ones help with things that can be hidden usually ha. I have the same paint and HOPING it works as good as the Annie Sloan since that is all I can find reviews on! I am planning on doing a bedroom set if all goes well! Good luck!
I am having a heck of a time finding a candle crock (prob doesn't help I'm in Canada). I checked out this video but your secondary recommendation from Amazon is also no longer available:( Is there anything else you would recommend?
They are not longer making these at this time. For some reason they stopped making and selling the crocks. Hoping they bring them back. I have no alternative at this time to recommend. Just keep your fingers crossed they bring the crocks back.
Maybe i missed it. But, do you at some point pour out wax in steps or do you leave the wax in until there is no scent anymore? Since the whole crock warmer liquifies the entire candle, i imagine the scent comes from the entire candle and not in layers? Did that make sense? 😂😂
Nope, it all melts at once so you just let it go until the scent is gone. The lamp requires you to pour off the layers as you are melting from the top down.
+eminemluver19 Once the scent is gone, its gone. Even if it hardens up the fragrance oils have all be used so it will just faintly smell of the fragrance but can also just smell waxy.
hi melanie... i was looking at reviews for a different candle crock on amazon and someone commented that her candles would often splatter in the crock, so to prevent this she would dig little hole in the candle ...? have you ever had this experience?
Hi Melanie! New subscriber here. Would a large Yankee jar fit on that plate? They boast such a long life but I hate dealing w the wick and lighting + trimming such a deep candle. I’m tempted to get some BBW three wicks today but I still think they aren’t worth even $8 given their inconsistencies and short scent life. Btw I’ve always been a candle fanatic and lived around the corner from Illume’s LA store for years before they closed and moved. I love their Boulangerie collection sold at Anthropologie and they last way longer than BBW with a smaller footprint. I highly recommend them when they are 30 percent off. I’m considering reviewing them since they don’t get much love!
MrKongsMom Cool. Lmk how it goes! I want a plate like the first one that can be used for candles or melts. I just got back from a BBW haul but want to use them w a warmer plate. Hoping to find one locally that is safe and affordable!
It depends on how much is left in the candle when I put it in. A half full candle, several days leaving it on 24 hours a day. A full candle, usually a week.
Hey watching 8n 2020, if I want to use leftover wax in a wax melter I boil water in a cup in the microwave and pour it in the candle jar with the wax in there. Wait for a while the wax will melt and come to the top if the water line. When it cools you have a perfect disc of wax.
Also a suggestion.. You can buy the slatkin home fragrance oils to add to your melted wax once they become diluted in the smell category. Usually 5-6 drops will liven them back up.
I've been hearing so much about candle crocks lately but never knew what it was. Thanks for all the info!
+CandleCafe Thanks for watching!
I had started worrying about that too when I noticed how black our air filters were getting. so I have started melting my candles as well. I just need a larger size warmer.
+Vicky K. There are so many great options for warmers out there :) Its a great way to get through candles!
Thank you. I got my candle crock last night in mail hooked up and put a 1/2 used candle in it and when I got up this morning I could smell real good. A lot better than if lit. You brought my love of candles back. I got the faith family friends one and love it. Got it from boscove
I have that warmer in beige and I love it. I had NO idea it was also a candle warmer! Thanks! :)
+Ali Brooks You learn something new everyday :)
I love candle warmers, especially in the summer time!
+Csharp I bet they are great then. I love that I now have this option :)
I'm glad that you posted this video. It was informative and I have been wanting to get into candle melting.
+Alex Rulez Glad it was helpful!
I just ordered a crock. Thanks for the explanation.
I have never heard of a candle crock very cool thanks for the info!!
+Angela Tekell Glad it was helpful :)
+Angela Tekell I bought one about 5 yrs ago from ebay.
I am sure they have been around for a while I am just late to the party lol!!!
never heard of a candle crock .have to get one fab idea sweetie.😘💝
Totally agree with you on the soot issues. I keep wicks trimmed and thought I was avoiding the soot until I done some deep cleaning and found it on lots of stuff, also the furnace filter. I'm only melting now, I'm using the lantern version. I may pick up one of those crocks too. Thanks for showing it, love that color!
+Relax with wax The lantern style intrigues me too, but I think I like the idea of the bottom up heating better :)
So much new and helpful information, thank you. I gave turned around to go back home many times because I left a candle burning. I will be ordering the crock today. Great video.
+Erica W Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, Melanie! I just ordered the teal crock. I got a lantern version last week. Will definitely be melting more as well for health reasons. I can't imagine the smoke and soot is good for your lungs.
+April Watkins Probably not :(
Awesome info. I got the candle crock because of your recommendation. I probably never would have tried it otherwise, but I LOVE it! Thanks so much!
+Elle Zee Yay! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do :)
Elle Zee do the 3wick candles from BBW fit in the crock?
Thank you, I will be trying the hot plate method.
+vicky b I hope you like it!
Thanks, Melanie! I have been leaning a bit to the melting candle idea. I have used a plate for "end of life stage" candles, but have been toying around with the idea of a crock to cut down on soot. This was very helpful, and I'm going to check out the crock you linked.
+Diana A Love that term "end of life stage candles"! LOL!
Very informative! I prefer the safety of a plate vs an open flame. Also seemed as I get more bang for my buck warming candles than burning them. You answered my question about them losing their scent and reusing the votive glass. I have just a cheap plastic one and use Glade candles on it.
You should get yourself a smart plug, that way you can turn it on or off even when your not home.
I've lit jar candles while they were on my candle warmer before. Only the single wick ones though. They burn down great. Very clean and the scent throw is excellent.
Those are two great options! I have been melting vs. burning a lot for several months now. This video reminded me that I bought one of those blueberry candle & have forgotten about it. : )
+Tam2 Glad I could serve as a reminder :)
Very informative. I have been melting my candles on the stove using the warmer section but I think I will buy the plugin warmer just so that the oven doesn't have to be on.
+Ania A I think that will work out great for you :) Probably uses less electricity.
Def getting some or one of each if I can find them. Thanks so much.
Thank you for sharing.
So informative! Thank you Melanie!
+Katts Candles Thanks Katt!
Thank you so much for explaining how to use a candle crock!! I am so wanting one now especially to finish my BBW candles that I'm having trouble burning!! I am definitely planning on purchasing one!!:)
i had one years ago and did enjoy i do not remember why i stopped using will have to look in storage see if i can find might be easier to buy a new one lol xx
+dvoted4life LOL, I feel that about some of the things I have in storage as well lol!
Great instructional video Melanie. 😊😊😊
I love warming my candles because the fragrance last so long and it's safer than burning them and you save money as oppose to keep buying wax melts that only last 2 days max. Thank you for nice video and God bless!
Found a really Pretty crock. They had a few nit the same pattern I didn’t see that one. If I found a red one I would buy it. It would really pop. Be pretty. Thanks for all ur help and Info. Off to watch I make Tartes.
So, I feel so silly, but it never occurred to me to take the tart dish off the warmer. I always put the candle in the tart dish and it doesn't fit or melt all the wax. Duh! Also, I was SO happy to hear that you get more time/use my using the warmer vs burning the candle. I hadn't seen a candle crock until your other video today. I had a Tyler Candle Co. crock years ago and it broke. I'm looking on Amazon and can't seem to find the larger crock pot style but I'll keep searching. I'm so inspired! LOL
I've seen that candle crock on Amazon and never knew it was that big! O_O
Love the color you chose! That would probably be my pick too.
I bought one of the other candle warmers that has the lamp on top. Found one at a thrift store and bought another at Hobby lobby when it was 50% off! I use it on my Yankees since they take so long to pool out. YC's chocolate layer cake + the warmer. OMG!!! Delicious as Stella would say. lol
+ratherlikehearts It is pretty big. I really like it a lot! Good deal on the warmers you found!
Pink petal tea cake in the back 😍😍😍😍😍😍
+Jasmine LOL, good eye!
❤ this video Melanie...I will def be buying these...
+Donna Stack Thanks Donna!
Thank you for showing! I want to get one to melt my Yankee candles because I am sick of burning them and no scent while burning them. Hopefully I can get some scent from them by melting them. I think the only thing they are good for now is to put soot in the house!!
+Prettypolkadots I have been hearing rumblings that this years pours are better on the yankee's. I just have such a hard time believing that. They have been bad for a few years now and I had to return so many. The associates at my store hated me every time I walked in. I always got the stink eye about returning. Like they didn't believe me that I couldn't smell the candles lol. I may try one or two just to see if things have changed. Maybe if there is a bogo coming up. I am curious for sure!
I feel the same way
It seems impossible to locate one of these TODAY... none on Amazon.. any SUGGESTIONS??
Re: WAX MELTER BIG ENOUGH TO HOLD BBW CANDLE
Google is my only suggestion. I have no idea where they are sold these days to be honest.
Very good presentation Melanie! I may purchase the candle crock because I love scents, but fear burning candles.
+MsMalika64 Thanks so much!
Thanks for the information! It is helpful. :)
The label on the bottom of the candle is not a problem when putting it on the hot plate?
+Karen Z It is not :)
I just love the wax melts since they give off so much more scent 😊
+Cammie Rountree They really do :) More of a quick fix for sure!
I have both of these kind of warmers.I bought them about 5 yrs ago.I feel much better about these things then burning a candle!I got mine off of ebay.I also have a hot plate from walmart too.
+rakesfunnyfarm Glad to hear they have lasted so long so far :)
I’m excited to try these, but I’d remove the wicks once it’s melted.
Hi I have the same tart warmer from Amazon. I find that not all my tarts melt all the way. Does that happen to you?
Awesome advice thanks Melanie....
+Gods Grace Thank you for watching!
I've been using a crock for well over ten years. They're the best things every invented! I've never had a problem with any YC jars or B&BW jars in mine. Just a quick question, have your Kringle jars done well in the crock? That's one brand I've never used in my crocks.
How long does it take to smell the candle in the crock
Several hours depending on how much wax is in there :)
Great review
+joy wells Thank you!
this is fantastic thank you for the tips.
Well this is a game changer and definitely thought provoking!! Please update us as you use the crock/melter more or if you try other styles. Does the paper label on the bottom of the candles ever burn? Thanks so much for this video!! :)
+Stacey W I have never had that happen. It does not get hot enough to cause them to burn or char in any kind of way :)
+Stacey W I got one off of ebay about 5 yrs ago.I love mine and it is in the kitchen.I feel much better having these then burning a candle!
Melanie, I'm having a hard time finding a crock (one that surrounds the candle) that looks decorative and doesn't have quotes on them. Do you have any suggestions where I can look? I have several wax melters but want to add some crocks for candles I don't burn anymore because of performance. (I'm a homeworx convert). Any direction you have I would appreciate. Love your content and your practical approach!😍
The candle crock looks alot like the element warmers from Scentsy as they have a hot plate as well. Can they be used the same?
+Angie Blevins I am not sure, I have not seen that one yet. I am assuming you could at least try and see what happens :)
Do you have to burn a large jar candle to a certain level before putting it into the crock or can you stick an entirely new never before burnt large jar in there?
+booscar130 Nope, you can totally do a brand new candle if you want. But they obviously take much longer to melt totally. I will often times but them in when they are half burned or so.
I have a wax melter- didnt know I could separate them and just melt my candle- good thing I didnt buy that candle melter like I was planning- when in reality I already have one! Thanks for the video.
+CarmenIsaHotMess Glad it was helpful :)
Melanie! Thanks for this - it had never occurred to me that this was an option (well, I assumed the scent wouldn't be as good) We just moved to a new(to us) house and I don't want to worry about soot! Ordered the teal crock (more green than teal though) and arrived today! Sugared Apple leftover wax is getting some use now!! 👏🏻
+Emma Roe Wooohooo! I love the warmer so much! Both of them actually and you will not have any soot with these warmers. Such a comforting thought.... after repainting the whole house lol!
+MrKongsMom yes! And the scent is so strong - shorter life but fair trade for those times I won't have to worry if I forget about it and leave the house! (Not that I've ever done that 😜)
Wow can you get one of those in Walmart? Hi. Have a good night.
You can find warmers at Walmart but not the kind I am showing here. You'd have to order from amazon or the candle warmers website.
Great video! I really want to get a candle warmer does anyone know where you can get them in Canada?
this was so informative! Thank you! I'm moving tomorrow to my newly renovated home, so this was very timely too. There will definately be mostly melting in my future. My painting work was too costly to ruin it with soot.
+Dawn Dalrymple Thanks Dawn! I am so excited for your new home! You must be thrilled to finally be in :) And no, I don't ever want to repaint again lol! What a nightmare!
And now I'm going to buy this lol!
+Adriana Pina LOL! My work here is done ;)
Is it safe to put those glass jar candles on the warmer plate even though there is a paper label glued onto the bottom of it? Do you ever have a problem with the glue melting from underneath the label? I have a warmer but never thought of placing my candles on top of it, what a great idea. Thank you so much!
+NurseJackieFTW The paper and glue has never been an issue on the bottom of candles. The warmers do not get hot enough to affect that in any kind of way :)
Thank you, this is a great tip!
Got a question. I melt both the slatkin and Yankee candles. My question is when you turn off the Yankee candle do you notice that is hardens like a crazy funnel? My slatkin candles don't do that at all.. Help me out. I hate wonkie looking candles.
Do you think using the crock, the scents of the candles last just as long? I'm worried they will throw off a ton of scent at once then gone quickly..
+boots-n-bling4me I find that the scent is pretty consistent for about 3-4 days straight. Then it starts to peter of just a bit the following days. But it's still noticeable. I still get more use than if I were to burn them :)
Cool... I'm a big candle girl .. so going to get me one! :) ps,... when are you going to get on that DIY with the chalk paint? I'm waiting to see yours before doing mine LOL!!!
+boots-n-bling4me Ha! It's on the to do list tomorrow hopefully! Need a day when Stella is in school because she loves to "help". And while I appreciate the help, sometimes it does not make for the most ideal outcome with a project lol! I'm going to start small with a mirror :)
Oh yes.its best to let the little ones help with things that can be hidden usually ha. I have the same paint and HOPING it works as good as the Annie Sloan since that is all I can find reviews on! I am planning on doing a bedroom set if all goes well! Good luck!
Illumalids actually fit on the woodwick pure radiance candles.
I am having a heck of a time finding a candle crock (prob doesn't help I'm in Canada). I checked out this video but your secondary recommendation from Amazon is also no longer available:(
Is there anything else you would recommend?
They are not longer making these at this time. For some reason they stopped making and selling the crocks. Hoping they bring them back. I have no alternative at this time to recommend. Just keep your fingers crossed they bring the crocks back.
Great video Mel! Love it!! ❤️
Can you use smaller jar candles in the large crock?
Yes, I do all the time.
Maybe i missed it. But, do you at some point pour out wax in steps or do you leave the wax in until there is no scent anymore? Since the whole crock warmer liquifies the entire candle, i imagine the scent comes from the entire candle and not in layers? Did that make sense? 😂😂
Nope, it all melts at once so you just let it go until the scent is gone. The lamp requires you to pour off the layers as you are melting from the top down.
@@MrKongsMom now that's my kind of thing!! Thank you! 😁
The glade wax melters are good for putting candles on too, and they're not terribly expensive :)
That's awesome! I see them sometimes but never picked one up :)
I hate burning candles as well. I make them into tarts too😊
+cindy luna I have done that in the past as well :) This is slightly less messy :)
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So after 2 days of the candle being in the crock, all the scent is gone? Or if I let it harden and put it in another day will it continue to throw?
+eminemluver19 Once the scent is gone, its gone. Even if it hardens up the fragrance oils have all be used so it will just faintly smell of the fragrance but can also just smell waxy.
hi melanie... i was looking at reviews for a different candle crock on amazon and someone commented that her candles would often splatter in the crock, so to prevent this she would dig little hole in the candle ...? have you ever had this experience?
+bitsoflovely I'm not sure how that would even happen. I am stumped lol. Nothing has ever splattered in any kind of way lol
+MrKongsMom haha thanks! I thought it seemed like a weird thing to happen...
I've never melted tarts, does the wax evaporate, is it hard to clean the dish after the tart melts?
It does not evaporate. You can put the dish in the freezer after the scent is gone and pop the wax out.
This crock is available still now at opentip.com. I just ordered it. It arrived today. :). $24.35 US.
Hi Melanie! New subscriber here. Would a large Yankee jar fit on that plate? They boast such a long life but I hate dealing w the wick and lighting + trimming such a deep candle. I’m tempted to get some BBW three wicks today but I still think they aren’t worth even $8 given their inconsistencies and short scent life. Btw I’ve always been a candle fanatic and lived around the corner from Illume’s LA store for years before they closed and moved. I love their Boulangerie collection sold at Anthropologie and they last way longer than BBW with a smaller footprint. I highly recommend them when they are 30 percent off. I’m considering reviewing them since they don’t get much love!
A yankee would fit on the plate :) A great way to use those pesky yankee's up. I have not purchased any in so long!
MrKongsMom Cool. Lmk how it goes! I want a plate like the first one that can be used for candles or melts. I just got back from a BBW haul but want to use them w a warmer plate. Hoping to find one locally that is safe and affordable!
How long do your melt last in a warmer
It depends on how much is left in the candle when I put it in. A half full candle, several days leaving it on 24 hours a day. A full candle, usually a week.
thanks for info!
Thanks for watching Keisha!
Hey watching 8n 2020, if I want to use leftover wax in a wax melter I boil water in a cup in the microwave and pour it in the candle jar with the wax in there. Wait for a while the wax will melt and come to the top if the water line. When it cools you have a perfect disc of wax.
Wax spill mess just use a paper towel and a hair dryer
Look at you with your short hair.