Alcohol Burner/Lamp For Melting Wax

When melting wax with a flame (such as wickless wax or with a melting spoon), the use of a flame which does not produce carbon soot is ideal so as to prevent contamination & discoloration.

We use our 4oz burner (with adjustable wick) in conjunction with our melting spoon to quickly melt a piece of wax, faux wax or a few wax beads.

Our alcohol burner uses denatured alcohol for fuel, which is a non-consumable form of ethanol used for burners such as camp stoves and fondue pots.
You will easily find denatured alcohol in hardware stores (look in the paint section),

* Fill the vessel with the desire amount of denatured alcohol. Replace wick and cap set up by screwing back on.
* Adjust the wick with side dial to bring just enough wick above the collar to allow for lighting.
* The wick is now ready for lighting. Please keep in mind that the flame from alcohol is practically invisible - use caution with an open flame.
* Experiment with the height of the wick to get the desired strength of flame for your needs.
* Extinguish the flame with a snuffer, or by blowing it out.

Replace the cap to prevent the alcohol from evaporating.

This size lamp/burner is a nice size to have resident on a desk top to use on demand

anytime you have occasion to create a seal.

Pictured above is our Alcohol Lamp with packaging & our Melting Spoon.