🕯️ Tea Light Clear Plastic Cups for Candlemakers: Pack of 100 Cups Review

I don't know what happened to them. I bought from this company once and NEVER had a problem. However, on my most recent order (which I ordered because I was in a bind and my usual suppliers were completely sold out), these tea candles melt and light up. Now I have a huge security problem as I've sold and given away a lot of these samples as little extras. I use soy wax, I use eco1 wicks which should be safe to use in these cups as they are zinc or lead free.

I know there is a risk of fire every time you handle candles, but these plastic cups give me a little concern every time I light one of mine homemade candles now because I already have a few cups on fire! I make tea lights (I've made hundreds of them) and I light a candle and every once in a while the plastic cup catches fire and melts and catches fire and it smells awful and it's a little scary to be honest. Never leave them unattended, if possible get metal cups. However, the vast majority of

Although I didn't count the package of plastic tealight cups I received I can say the item arrived as expected! These plastic tea light cups are slightly taller than traditional metal tea light holders, so be careful when wrapping them as a gift or product. Don't worry, the width is basically the same as a standard tealight. The wick guides are extremely useful for centering the wick, leaving very little room for error when placing the wicks. The mark is actually a little below the rim. My…