Pieces Candle Stickers Resistance Double Sided Review

I use them as pop ups (sizes) when making handmade greeting cards. Pick up some design elements from the paper background. For this purpose, they work very well and are cheaper than some other similar options.

Unfortunately they come loose as soon as the candle container gets hot. 6 out of 9 of my test candles had slippery wicks because of this. At 165F.

I don't know if people complain about getting it wrong, but I've used several different brands and these have been the best. They never got stuck. You must use clean and dry glasses! I'm sorry but I just have a feeling these one star reviews aren't entirely true? As long as you don't put your possibly greasy or dirty fingers on the sticky part and apply them to a clean and dry wick and jar you shouldn't have any problems - I don't do any tricks of course.

I bought 55 pounds of wax and made candles out of it. All decals worked perfectly. The only exception is that if you reuse the container and don't clean it enough, so some wax is left on the container, it will come off, which is to be expected. I found it easier to remove the top cover from the white paper stickers than the yellow ones. For some reason I have a harder time peeling off yellow paper stickers. I have just ordered 1200 more white paper stickers and plan to use them all.

Good cheap price but the quality is not very good. They have a hard time sticking to even clean and smooth surfaces (e.g. new metal wick bases or clean glass jars to which they are attached), especially when the surface is warm. Even if they're lucky enough to get them glued, they love to separate once you pour liquid wax to make a candle, letting your wick float freely all over the jar. It's also difficult to get them off the paper without a support that also wants to stand up. These might be…