Traverse City Soy Candle - Cherry, Orange Peel and Cinnamon

Traverse City Candle is a hand-poured soy candle with a net weight of 7 oz and a scent of cherry, orange peel, cinnamon and warm spice. It is made in Holland, Michigan with 100% soy wax, a lead-free cotton wick and phthalate-free fragrance oil.

Fragrance notes

• Top: Orange peel, Apple, Cinnamon, Ginger
• Middle: Cranberry, Cherry, Sugar, Vanilla
• Base: Clove, Pastry, Nutmeg, Bourbon

This one smells like the cherry capital of the world. Orange peel, apple and cinnamon open it up, then cranberry, cherry and vanilla come in warm and sweet. The base finishes with bourbon, clove and pastry.

Traverse City in a jar. Warm, festive and great year-round, especially in fall. Perfect for the kitchen, dining room or living room.

Details

• Wax: 100% soy wax
• Wick: cotton, lead free and zinc free
• Net weight: 7 oz
• Burn time: 60+ hours
• Vessel: glass jar
• Scent family: Fruity, Spiced, Gourmand
• Fragrance oil: phthalate free
• Also: vegan and pet safe
• Made in: Holland, Michigan, USA

Common questions

What does the Traverse City candle smell like?
Orange peel, apple and cinnamon on top, cranberry, cherry, sugar and vanilla in the middle, then clove, pastry, nutmeg and bourbon.

How long does it burn?
60+ hours. It is a 7 oz net weight soy candle.

Is this a fall scent?
Yes. The cinnamon, clove, nutmeg and bourbon make it a fall and holiday favorite, but people burn it year-round.

Which room suits it best?
Kitchens, dining rooms and living rooms.

Where is it made?
Hand poured in Holland, Michigan, USA.

Check your Wick – Your candle arrives already trimmed to the ideal burn height. Continue to trim the cotton wick to 1/4 inch with a wick trimmer before lighting. 

First Time Burn – The first time you light a new candle, let it burn for 3-4 hours until the pool of wax reaches the edge of the vessel. If not properly burned, there is a risk of tunneling down the center of the candle and missing out on hours of enjoyable scent.

Length of Burn – Do not burn your candle for more than 4 hours at a time as this will cause carbon to collect on the wick and the end of your wick will mushroom.

Stay Even and Draft-Free – Burn your candle on an even  fire resistant surface and stay away from drafts. The breeze will cause your candle wick to create smoke and at times, soot.

Stop Burn –When your candle burns down to less than 1/4 inch, stop using for safety reasons.

Upcycle the Vessel – Use your creativity to repurpose these vessels when you are done burning! 

Aroma components like citrus oils, cinnamon oil, and vanillin in fragrance oils can cause the color of the interior of the vessel to change.  

Wax Melts – Wax melts should only be used in an appropriate wax melt burner. We recommend a 25 watt wax warmer. Follow instructions from the manufacturer of your wax warmer. Add a single piece of the wax melt at a time until the required melted wax fill is reached. Do not overfill. DO NOT pour hot wax down the sink. Keep your wax melts in a cool dry place. 

To remove your wax, melt slightly and gently push the hard wax out of your burner. Using a tissue to scoop up the wax, dispose of the contents.