The one simple trick Candle Makers don't want you to know
The one simple trick Candle Makers don't want you to know
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Image description: Four images showing a candle burning down with the melting wax being collected inside a transparent candlestick resulting in another candle being formed.
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The wax is the fuel…Ah fuck it. Infinite candle. I see nothing wrong with this.
22 0 ReplyThis is nothing. Try plugging a surge protector into itself. Infinite power!!!
5 0 ReplyI want to believe
2 0 ReplyLight the candle you want to see in the world.
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'Having trouble believing that the wax wouldn’t cool before it got much beyond the flame, much less all the way to the bottom of that container.
8 0 ReplyIt would be far better to just recycle the wax left over normally. Especially because most of it actually does burn in a typical candle design.
4 0 Reply@lettruthout
Yeah, I wouldn’t trust this image as far as I could scroll it.3 0 Reply
Without the wick the new candle won’t burn for very long. Or at all.
8 0 Replyit looks like there’s another wick preloaded into the bottom half
5 0 ReplyOh yeah, that would work. But only once.
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You can just put the candle in the container to begin with haha
7 0 ReplyInfinite candle glitch
4 0 Replythis is against the sixth law of thermodynamics which says infinite candles are impossible
4 0 ReplyI like how you can see it would only give you about 1/3 of the candle back (3rd image), because the wax is what burns
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