Position your electric or tealight wax warmer on a flat, heat-resistant surface away from drafts, vents, and flammable items.

Keep the warmer and melting wax completely out of reach of children and pets.

Place 1–2 pieces of wax (typically 0.5 to 1 oz) depending on the dish capacity of your warmer.

Do not overload the dish; melted wax expands slightly and can easily spill over the sides if overfilled.

Electric Warmers: Turn on the device and allow the wax to melt fully to release the hot throw.

Tealight Warmers: Use only unscented, 4-hour tealight candles. Avoid using 8-hour tealights, as prolonged extreme heat can overheat the warmer dish.

Do not burn or heat your warmer for more than 4 hours at a time.

Cotton Ball Method (Liquid Wax): While the wax is still liquid and the warmer is turned off, place 2–3 cotton balls into the dish to absorb the melted wax, then wipe clean with a paper towel.

Pop-Out Method (Solid Wax): Turn on the warmer for 1–2 minutes just until the bottom edge of the wax loosens. Gently push the wax block out with your thumb—it will slide right out cleanly.

Never use metal utensils, knives, or sharp objects to scrape cold wax out of a ceramic dish, as this can crack or chip the glaze.