Candles ADMIT - product information and security
The ADMIT company is one of the leading producers of candles in Poland. We have over 20 years of experience in the production and design of candles. Below you will find some information about dealing with candles.
Markings on the label
There is an information label on the bottom of each candle or on the collective packaging when they are sold in several pieces. There you will find information about the product, manufacturer and a description of how to handle the candle. There is a basic minimum of information on the label for a simple reason - the label is small and more information would not fit. The treatment of the candle is contained in pictograms - small pictures. Below you will find a description of the meaning of each pictogram.
Grave lights and inserts are marked in accordance with the standard IN 17617:2022 for quick identification and safe use.
General warning symbol (with a yellow background for attention in the case of colored labels).
The product is intended for smoking outdoors. The paraffin in the candle is not intended for indoor smoking.
Do not leave burning candles unattended.
An obligatory symbol, even in the case of candles that we leave burning in the cemetery.
Keep your distance from objects that can ignite. *
In order to guarantee full safety, we give inflated dimensions because external candles are often exposed to additional factors.
Keep away from children and pets.
Mandatory marking
Use a heat resistant base.
Important in the case of inserts for grave lights and free-standing candles.
For use in outdoor cemeteries.
Replaces the outdoor smoking sign.
Protect against strong winds with a suitable container/holder.
Applies to inserts for grave lights and free-standing candles.
Information that the plastic parts of the candles are made of polypropylene. They can be recycled.
"Keep clean" sign - information to throw the candle into the trash after use.
* dimensions in the pictogram may vary depending on the product. They may be deliberately inflated in the case of grave lights, inserts and external candles that are susceptible to additional factors such as wind.
Cartridges, replacement of cartridges in a candle
Most of the candles produced and sold by us have a smoking element. Depending on the size of the candle, the inserts may differ in size, finish and type of paraffin. Some of them are placed in transparent plastic tubes for better burning and resistance to weather conditions. Before lighting the candle, make sure that the insert is in good condition, undamaged, e.g. during transport and in the tube there are no elements that may disturb the burning process - leaves, water, garbage.
After the insert is burnt out, you can reuse the snap-in by replacing the insert with a new one. Remember to put in the correct cartridges. The most common mistake made when selecting a new refill is to follow the greatest possible burning time, which is why too large refills are often bought that are not suitable for a candle of a given size. Remember that the candle must have a place for the flame. Too large a refill may result in the cap catching fire, breaking the glass or simply not burning due to poor air filtration.
Before buying a new insert, use a ruler to measure the inside diameter of the torch hole and the inside height.
You can put any manufacturer's cartridges into the candle, oil or paraffin, pressed or flooded, electric.
Disposal of the candle after use
Remember to dispose of the Snitch properly after use.
The glass element - throw the torch's body into the glass bin, depending on the commune, you can sort the glass into colored or colorless.
Plastic elements - a cap, a stand, a pin - are made of polypropylene. You throw them into the trash with plastic waste or in some municipalities into a plastic bag. Some candles also have plastic decorations glued directly to the glass, they should be torn off the glass or prized and thrown into the "plastics".
The remaining tube, after firing the cartridge, you also throw into the trash with "plastics".
Often, there are also special wardrobes near the cemetery, where you can put away the used candle and let other visitors to the graves use them again.