Depending on your room temperature, it will take several hours for the candles to cool.
Make Outdoor Citronella Bucket Candles
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Put the candles in a safe place to cool. Use sticks or skewers to help keep the wick centered.
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- Get your materials ready.
- Priming your wicks
- Assemble the wicks.
- Position the Wicks
- Melt the Wax - Add the Fragrance
- Pour the Wax
- Let the Candles Cool
- Light Your Candles and Enjoy the Outdoors
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