PHCandles lend themselves extremely well to recycling, but the only problem is that it often requires some effort on your part, and the potential to make a mess.
British artist and designer has come up with a simple and elegant improvement re-design for the common candle holder that allows candlesticks to last at least twice as long.
Called the Rekindle Candle and designed by Benjamin Shine, the candle holder collects melting wax to form a new candle in the base.
The way it works is as the candle burns, melting wax drips down from the candle and accumulates inside a transparent stem with a wick. Once the candle is completely melted, you can crāck open the mold, and new, fully formed candle will be removed (you can then start the whole process over again).
excerpt from Refinery29
British artist and designer has come up with a simple and elegant improvement re-design for the common candle holder that allows candlesticks to last at least twice as long.
Called the Rekindle Candle and designed by Benjamin Shine, the candle holder collects melting wax to form a new candle in the base.
The way it works is as the candle burns, melting wax drips down from the candle and accumulates inside a transparent stem with a wick. Once the candle is completely melted, you can crāck open the mold, and new, fully formed candle will be removed (you can then start the whole process over again).
excerpt from Refinery29