US2003099914A1PendingUtilityA1
Jelly candle and method for making it
Priority: Nov 28, 2001Filed: Nov 28, 2001Published: May 29, 2003
Est. expiryNov 28, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Hsin-An Yao
C11C 5/008F23D 3/16
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Abstract
A jelly candle has a different visual image when compared with a conventional candle. The jelly candle is basically composed of a soft gelatinous wax and resilient molding wax shapes where the two kinds of waxes imitate jelly and specific objects respectively. The gelatinous wax is limpid and has a gelatinous character to enhance the novel feature of the candle and attract consumers' eyes.
Claims
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1 . A method for making a jelly candle comprising the following steps:
preparing gelatinous wax ( 20 ): mix the styrene-ethylene-butylene-styrene (TPR) and paraffin oil within a ratio range of 1:11-1:13 to form limpid gelatinous wax; eliminating bubbles from the gelatinous wax by application of a vacuum: heat the gelatinous wax to 110° C. in a vacuum to eliminate bubbles inside the gelatinous wax; pouring the gelatinous wax into a container; inputting a wick into the container: insert the wick into the gelatinous wax; and coagulating the gelatinous wax to complete a jelly candle: coagulate the gelatinous wax by cooling.
2 . The method for making jelly candles as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the steps further comprises:
preparing and shaping molding waxes: mix styrene-ethylene-butylene-styrene (TPR) and paraffin oil within a ratio range of 1:9-1:11 and then adding mixture wax A-C 316A™ of 2-5%, butyl phthalate of 0.5-1%, and various dyes below 0.5% to prepare a liquid wax; arranging a mold of a specific shape and pouring the liquid wax into the mold to form multiple molding wax shapes ( 30 ) by cooling the liquid wax, wherein the A-C 316A™ is a mixture composed of high density oxidized polyethylene and Polyethylene wax of 2-5%; inputting the molding wax shapes ( 30 ) into the gelatinous wax ( 20 ): after pouring the gelatinous wax ( 20 ) into the container ( 10 ), insert the molding wax shapes ( 30 ) into the gelatinous wax inside the container ( 10 ) and suspending the molding wax shapes ( 30 ) in the gelatinous wax ( 20 ) to complete a vivid jelly candle; heating the jelly candle to eliminate bubbles: heat the jelly candle to a temperature of 110-120° C. to make the gelatinous wax ( 20 ) melt to eliminate the bubbles from the jelly candle; wherein pouring gelatinous wax ( 20 ) into the container ( 10 ) is selectively carried out in several incremental steps and molding wax shapes ( 30 ) may be added each time to suspend the molding wax shapes ( 30 ) in different layers.
3 . The method for making jelly candle as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the gelatinous wax ( 20 ) further mixes with perfume of fruit and the molding wax shapes ( 30 ) are fruit-shaped to correspond to the scent of the gelatinous wax ( 20 ).
4 . The method for making jelly candle as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the gelatinous wax ( 20 ) further mixes with perfume of fruit and the molding wax shapes ( 30 ) are fruit-shaped to correspond to the scent of the gelatinous wax ( 20 ).
5 . The method for making jelly candle as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the gelatinous wax ( 20 ) is further mixed with different colors.
6 . The method for making jelly candle as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the gelatinous wax ( 20 ) is further mixed with different colors.
7 . The method for making jelly candle as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the gelatinous wax ( 20 ) is further mixed with different colors.
8 . A jelly candle comprising:
a container ( 10 ); gelatinous wax ( 20 ) inside the container ( 10 ); and a wick ( 25 ) inside the gelatinous wax ( 20 ).
9 . The jelly candle as claimed in claim 8 , in which multiple molding wax shapes ( 30 ) are suspended in the gelatinous wax ( 20 ).
10 . The jelly candle as claimed in claim 8 , wherein the container ( 10 ) is a limpid cup.
11 . The jelly candle as claimed in claim 9 , wherein the container ( 10 ) is a limpid cup.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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