warning labels

[snewbie]

Ive been to shops online and storefront and they sell warning labels. The problem I'm having is if my customers(future) were to actually follow the labels, the candle wouldnt burn right.

Example: 3" palm pillars with CSN wicks.

The label would have to read something like: Never leave a candle burning unattended. Burn on heat resistant surface away from any flammable objects. Burn for 3-4hrs at a time. Dont move candle while wax is melted. Burn away from drafts.

I am leaving out the wick trimming part because CSN wicks are self trimming, and if they(customer) do trim, it will change how the candle burns(probably for the worse). I also meant what I said when I wrote burn for 3-4 hrs at a time. If they burn for less than 3 hrs, the candle wont burn right on subsequent burns.

What do y'all think?

[SMCC]

I would recommend you make your own labels

Check out www.onlinelabels.com they carry labels for inkjet and laser.

[cgoff]

SMCC

That site is GREAT, I have been fighting with my own labels for a while now, and for the price that site charges, it's a no brainer to order from them instead of buying locally!

[Candybee]

I make my own warning labels. I started doing that because I had a similar problem and wanted the wording just right. Also, it allowed me to put all my logo and biz info and wax info on the labels. Most places you can order warning labels generally don't have enough room for each line of additional wax and biz info.

I get white gloss round labels from www.labelsbythesheet.com and print out my own warning labels. I think they are cheaper to do it that way too.

[SMCC]

I like the labels by the sheet idea its nice especially if you only need one or two.

www.onlinelabels.com will let you order samples.. you can always throw in a couple of the ones you know you need into your sample request

[snewbie]

I went ahead and got a new printer and some cheap label software and printed up my own. Not totally dialed in, but it'll be fine when I need it. Thanks.