Matt White Heat Pad Wax Warmer

Description

This stylish Heat Pad Wax Warmer will establish mood and produce fragrance for hours into your space. They are made from ceramic and feature a striking geometric dimpled pattern on the base and dish, with a beautiful and subtle white finish.

This Wax warmer uses a high quality heat pad for warming wax melts removing the need for a globe.

Simply add wax melts to the dish, turn it on and enjoy your favourite fragrance as it spreads through the room.

◄DETAILS

Warmer Type: Electric Warmer, with removable dish

Warmer Heat Source: Heat Pad. No Globe Required

Warmer Dimensions: 11.5cm W X 11.5cm D X 9cm H

Accessories: Large Wax Warmer Dish Liner

Melts are a mess-free alternative for oil burners. They’re simple to use and have a great scent throw.

HOW TO USE A MELT:

1. Ensure your wax warmer dish is clean and dry.
2. Remove all labels from the melt & place flat in the dish.
3. As the melt turns to liquid you will experience its fragrance throw.
4. When the wax warmer is switched off, the melt will harden.
5. The wax will not disappear; use a new melt when scent is no longer present.
6. To remove spent wax, let it cool and harden then press gently on one end. If it does not slide out easily, cool in the fridge for 10 minutes to shrink the wax. Alternatively, you can wait till the wax has hardened. Then turn the warmer on for a couple of minutes to free the wax puck.
7. Clean dish with warm soapy water when changing wax.
8. Take care when using your wax melts and be sure to never add water or light the melt directly.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR OIL USE:

1. Fill the top bowl with water until there is approximately a quarter inch of space left at the top.
2. Add a few drops of Fragrance Oils or Essential oils (3-5 drops, depending on size of warmer or room.)
3. Make sure the Fragrance Oils or Essential Oils you choose are suitable for use with your Warmer.
4. Switch on your warmer or Light a tealight candle, and place underneath in the tealight holder.
5. Never allow the water level of the bowl to run dry while in use. It may crack the Warmer or the remaining oil in the bowl may explode or catch fire.
6. When using your oil burner for the first time, we recommend checking if water level needs to be topped up after an hour, to avoid burning oil residue.
7. To clean oil residue from the bowl, we recommend wiping down with warm soapy water.

* For use with wax melts or oils. Sold separately.

Please thoroughly read through all product guides and instructions before using any Stevie Buoy products.

◄CARE & SAFETY

When using electrical appliances, safety precautions must always be taken to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock and personal injury.

1. Keep out of reach of children and pets and any objects, which are flammable or can catch fire.
2. Do not use warmer for anything other than its intended purpose. For household/ indoor use only.
3. Do not leave warmer unattended while in use. Unplug the warmer or extinguish flame when not in use.
4. Always keep and use in a safe and secure place. Do not use in wet areas, near a sink or bathtub.
5. When in use the diffuser becomes hot and contains hot liquid. Do not touch the hot surface or attempt to move until liquid has cooled or solidified.
6. Never immerse the appliance or cord into water.
7. If the power supply cord becomes damaged the appliance should be discarded. The power supply cord cannot be replaced
8. Ensure your wax warmer dish is clean and dry before use.
9. To remove spent wax, let it cool and harden then press gently on one end. If it does not slide out easily, cool in the fridge for 15 minutes to shrink the wax. Alternatively, you can wait till the wax has hardened. Then turn the warmer on for a couple of minutes to free the spent wax puck.
10. Clean dish with warm soapy water when changing wax. Make sure dish is completely dry before use
11. Take care when using your wax warmer and be sure to never add water or light the melt directly.

Please note: product photo may differ from actual item in terms of colour due to lighting, manufacturing details like hand painted designs or varied finishes. Hand made items like mosaic pieces may also contain imperfections. All which give each piece a one-of-a-kind look and not considered a fault.