That's it! As with any candle container, before you use it, be sure to inspect it for any cracks, chips or other imperfections. If it doubt, throw it out. But if it's still in great shape - reuse it!
How to Recycle and Reuse Candle Containers
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
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Let Them Cool and You're Ready to Make Some New Candles
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Set the jars aside to cool.
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- How to Reuse and Recycle Candle Containers
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- Arrange the Candle Containers Onto a Baking Pan
- Put the Candle Containers Into the Oven
- Take the Candle Containers Out of the Oven
- Wipe Out the Candle Containers
- Let Them Cool and You're Ready to Make Some New Candles
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