A candle with two protruding wick ends, resulting from a continuous or split wick. (The wick end at the base is lit and used to secure the candle in the candlestick.)
Patent Information
- Application Number
- DE202025000198
- Authority / Receiving Office
- DE · DE
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-01-29
- Publication Date
- 2025-10-23
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-01-31
Smart Images
Figure 00000002_0000
Abstract
Description
[0001] The subject matter of the invention relates to all forms and manufacturing processes of candles made by means of a wick or similar means, as well as candles made of paraffin and / or wax or similar means.
[0002] A classic candle has a continuous wick with a protruding wick (wick 1) at one end, which is lit to ignite the candle. The wick ends flush at the bottom of the candle.
[0003] The innovation consists of allowing the wick (wick 2) to protrude at the opposite or lower end as at the upper end of the candle.
[0004] The protruding wick (wick 2) at the bottom serves to easily secure the candle to the candlestick. The second wick (wick 2) is lit as usual, and the candle burns until the wax has melted slightly on the surface. Then, the candle is turned 180 degrees, and the melted lower part is pressed into the candlestick to secure it.
[0005] This eliminates the need for melting using a match or lighter, etc.
[0006] The utility model registered here eliminates the need to light the candle at the top wick and thus the need to drip wax into the candlestick, and moreover ensures that the candle remains undamaged at the top wick. Reference symbol list 1 wick 2 candles 3 wicks
Claims
[1] The design of a candle is to be explicitly protected in such a way that the wick (wick 2) protrudes at the base of the candle and can also be lit.