![]() ![]() ![]() Stockpiling Moms.ĭisclaimer: We do not endorse placing this product or any product containing chemicals in your wax burner based on the preference of using all natural and chemical free products instead. If you choose to try it it is your own decision and we are not endorsing it. She found this idea on the internet and decided to try it. This is the original post written by Stephanie. We personally try to remove all toxins and chemicals from our lives so we dont even burn candles in our homes or use scented products due to allergies and asthma issues with our loved ones. How To Use Downy Unstoppables in my Wax Burner:Īnother idea is to add a natural substance like soy based chips or wax chips that do not contain chemicals. Mumsnet carries some affiliate marketing links, so if you buy something through our posts, we may get a small share of the sale (more details here) I have never bought them as I couldnt see the appeal, but if they work in hoovers then I shall have to go and have a sniff next time I am shopping. You could always add a bit of water so it dilutes it a bit. All scented candles are meant to be used in an aired room anyway as they all give off toxic fumes. If they are scented balls of wax then I cant see why melting them (as you dont burn them in a wax melter) would be any different to using a scented wax tart from Yankee etc. As someone else said, you can get proper wax melts that are scented like the unstoppables. They are designed to be used in washing machines only. I think its toxic to burn them- I wouldnt want to risk it when you can these insteadĭo not burn them! They give off toxic chemicals and can go up in flames. I can recommend a site but she only restocks on a Friday at 7pm and its very much fastest finger first! But she does some great laundry type scents, Im burning lenor fresh at the minute If you get decent wax tarts, you can burn and burn them for ages and theyre good value for money. I do like the idea of putting some in the hoover though I wouldnt burn them, lots of things give off nasty chemicals when burnt and without knowing for sure its not worth the risk. Better using something designed to be in a melt. If you want cheap wax melts then try wilkos, even Asda had proper yankie candle melts for £2.50 for pack of 6 the other day. I remember reading something on Facebook about not to put them in wax melts a while ago. Off topic but in response to your update – I had the same problem with little waxy dots all over the clothes! I dont use them any more !! ![]() Id use though and keep the beads for what theyre designed for. Theyve brought out a wax melts range and an air freshener range. ![]()
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