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Warnings and Safety
Always leave a light on with this smokeless liquid paraffin wax lamp fuel.
Made of 99% pure liquid paraffin wax, Ner Mitzvah lamp fuel works with any refillable oil lamp or lamp fuel cartridge to provide hours of bright, soothing light without the mess of traditional candles.
Ideal for refillable lamps or torches.
Disposable Ner Mitzvah® liquid wax is a cleaner and more economical alternative to solid wax candles. These self contained, spit-safe cells contain 100% paraffin wax. Most sizes feature Snuff-It, a safety feature that allows the wick to extinguish itself if the wax is accidently knocked over.
- High Quality
- Odorless
- Smokeless
- Great for Shabbat use
- Great for Synagogue use
No Shipping for 1-Gallon Paraffin
Due to high-volume of oil spilled in transit, this product cannot be shipped. Pickups only.
Warnings and Safety
- Keep away from fire-place!
- Never leave burning candle unattended!
- Always place candle on fireproof object!
- Keep out of reach of children!
- Keep cap tightly closed when not in use!
Caution!
Harmful or fatal if swallowed! If swallowed, do not induce vomiting. Call physician or poison control center. Avoid prolonged contact with skin.
Combustible!
Do not store near a heated area or near an open flame.
Use at your own risk.
Flashpoint
Paraffin waxes ignite at the following temperatures:
- Paraffin wax without additives: 199°C (390°F).
- Paraffin wax with additives: 249°C (480°F).
(A guide only. Some suppliers claim their waxes burst into flames at 140°C (284°F).)
IPCS Inchem: The flash point of kerosene is between 37 and 65 °C (100 and 150 °F) and its autoignition temperature is 220 °C (428 °F).
In Case of Fire
Do not pour water over it. This is an understandable impulse, but will cause an explosion. Switch your electricity mains off. Cover the wax container with a lid. The fire will gradually die down this way.
Apparently, baking soda (bicarbonate of soda), also extinguishes a wax fire, if poured copiously over the flames. It might be worth a try, in an emergency.