STORING NUMBERED CANDLES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014
Hello friends!
I'm back with a super simple tip.
Maybe a given for most of you smarty pants
but for my delayed-brain self, not so much lol
We've had lots of celebrations recently.
Hubby's 41st birthday was last week,
my son's 11th was a bit over a month ago
and my little love's monthly celebrations, including his upcoming 7th
had/has us using fun numbered candles.
my son's 11th was a bit over a month ago
and my little love's monthly celebrations, including his upcoming 7th
had/has us using fun numbered candles.
Hubby is so no-fuss, low key, laid back, whatev's, about his birthdays.
I've had the privilege a few times to go "big",
this was not one of them haha
I've had the privilege a few times to go "big",
this was not one of them haha
It feels like nothing really happened even though something did.
He kind of likes it that way.
As I was pulling out the appropriate numbered candles,
for his dessert of choice-cheesecake;
noticed so many(more) in my stash had been damaged.
Unfortunately my habit has always been to wash off any cake/dessert residue
and throw it in the Ziploc bag.
Never giving it more thought.
Well, here's what they end up looking like.
| Just some of the candles, had to throw out a bunch. |
Many times the candles are lit just for a few seconds
with no real damage to them,
sometimes never at all,
making them reusable at the next celebration.
Except for the fact that I was damaging them
by throwing them all together.
by throwing them all together.
A simple and cheap fix: Plastic wrap.
Cut a small piece, wrap and throw in a bag.
That's it!
NOW if only I can follow my own advice.
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Hoping to share a redo soon.
Cross your fingers though,
I'm a little out of practice :)






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