Do you find it a pain to scrape out the colored wax from the menorahs every night over Chanukah?
I learned this trick when I saw my brother-in-law prep his children’s menorahs last Chanukah. This hack works only when the candle fits exactly into the menorah.
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Genius!!!
Hello, love the idea, thank you
Please ask your Rav if you can do this great trick Friday night. Similar to leaving water under the oil for Shabbos candles, and some shitas don’t allow.
great tip! any ideas to stop it dripping when alight, I find the thin wax candles tend to drip badly
To keep candles from dripping, soak them in a strong salt-water solution after purchasing. To make sure your salt water is as strong as possible, heat up some water and add salt until it won’t dissolve anymore—then you’ll know the water is completely saturated. Leave your candles in this solution for two hours, then remove and dry.
Source: https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/articles/how-to-keep-candles-from-making-a-mess/