When you invest in a quality candle, you expect to get good use out of it. Great fragrance, a satisfying burn, and an even ...

It's ugly, it's frustrating and it's definitely happened to all of us at least once: candle tunneling. If you're a big Christmas candle burner like I am, you've encountered a candle or two that ...

Once a candle tunnel develops, it may seem near impossible to fix, but years (and a lot of wasted wax) later, we’ve discovered that the answer was sitting in your kitchen cupboard all along.

Typically I prefer a 3-wick (and if you watch Real Housewives of Potomac, you just know) because I feel like the more wicks, ...

Here's why: First, you have to whack a pipe two or three feet deep into the tunnel wall. Then you must pound the explosive into the pipe, ignite a fuse with a candle, and run as fast as you can ...