Paraffin wax releases thick black soot when burned, which contains 11 documented carcinogens. One of which is formaldehyde which has been confirmed by forensic labs

2 toxins from paraffin candles are very harmful to humans, toluene and benzene

The candle burning season, October through January, is the period of highest candle consumption. During this time, we also have our homes closed up the tightest.

Burning paraffin candles indoors will increase respiratory infection and illness.

The amount of soot produced by paraffin candles can vary greatly.

One type can produce as much as 100 times more soot than another type.

Burning 2 paraffin candles for 3-4 hours is the equivalent to running a semi truck in your home for 1 hour!