Candle with wick on the outside burns in a spiral

• Spiral Light Candles in Minnesota makes candles that burn in a spiral
• Employees use a machine to wrap the cotton wick in a spiral around a mold.
• Then they put that mold into a larger mold and pour wax in between the two.
• Lastly, they pour wax inside of the candle and cap it.
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These candle wicks burn in a spiral. Spiral Light Candles in Minnesota makes them. A machine wraps the cotton wick in a spiral around a small mold. That mold is then placed into a larger mold, and wax is poured in between them. While the wax is still hot, they pull out the inner mold. They pour wax into the inside of the candle, cap it, and then place it on a roller.

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