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Thermometer
Thermometer
Take the guesswork out of candle making with our General-Purpose Thermometer, designed to accurately measure the temperature of your wax throughout the candle-making process.
Featuring clear readings in both Celsius and Fahrenheit, this durable glass thermometer is a practical essential for candle makers. With a temperature range of 25°C (75°F) to 205°C (400°F), it is suitable for a wide range of candle-making applications.
Features & Benefits
Features & Benefits
Accurate temperature readings
Celsius and Fahrenheit measurements
Durable glass construction
Wide temperature range
Easy-to-read scale
Ideal for monitoring wax temperature
Useful throughout the candle-making process
Suitable for home makers and small businesses
Lightweight and easy to use
Product Information
Product Information
Product: Candle Making Thermometer
Material: Glass
Temperature Range: 25°C (75°F) – 205°C (400°F)
Length: Approximately 210mm
Temperature Readings: Celsius & Fahrenheit
Suitable For
Suitable For
Ideal for:
- Candle making
- Soy wax
- Soy wax blends
- Paraffin wax
- Palm wax
- Wax melts
- Monitoring melting temperatures
- Monitoring fragrance addition temperatures
- Checking pouring temperatures
How to Use
How to Use
Place the thermometer into your melted wax to monitor the temperature during the candle-making process.
Allow the thermometer to stabilise before taking your reading and ensure the temperature is within the appropriate range for your chosen wax and fragrance.
Always handle with care and avoid allowing the thermometer to come into contact with the base or sides of hot melting equipment.
Care & Cleaning
Care & Cleaning
This thermometer is made from glass, so handle carefully to avoid breakage.
- Handle with care
- Inspect before each use
- Do not use if cracked, chipped or damaged
- Keep away from children and pets
- Avoid sudden extreme temperature changes
- Do not place directly onto a hot surface
- Clean carefully after use
- Store safely when not in use
Important: Hot wax can cause serious burns. Always use appropriate protective equipment and follow safe candle-making practices when working with heated wax.
