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Today, there are
candles for every occasion... and literally thousands of different candles
from which to choose. Listed below are non-technical descriptions of
the most common types of candles used by consumers. The links in
BLUE will lead you to more information on
our products. Taper:
A slender candle, typically 6 - 18 inches in height, to be held securely
upright by a candle holder. Sometimes referred to as a dinner candle.
Taper Candles Wax tarts: Used with Tart
Burners/Melters. A small non-wicked candle that contains fragrance.
This item is placed at the top of the melter and a tea light candle is
used (bottom of melter) to generate the heat required to melt the tart.
Once the tart is melted, the fragranced is released.
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What is a Pillar Candle? A rigid, self-standing candle that is thick in diameter, with one or more wicks. Despite the name, pillars or column candles can be round, square, hexagonal, etc., and are to be burned on a heat-resistant candle holder. Scented Pillars : Unscented Pillar Candles Bulk Pillar Candles |