Wax Melt Liners

TEDDY EVA SCENTS LTD

£0.45

Wax melt liners are a convenient and reusable way of lighting wax melts and they make changing them quicker and cleaner too! The liners are also designed with a protective coating to increase the lifespan of the product. How to use Reusable Wax Melt Liners Using liners is actually pretty straightforward. All you do is take the liner and pop it in the top of your wax melt burner. Due to the heat output, you'll generally get better results with a tea light burner instead of an electric burner. But you can use these in both. The liner itself simply sits on top of your burner - DON'T PUT IT IN THE

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TEDDY EVA SCENTS LTD, number 13209273. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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