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US 11,028,339 B2Granted
Systems, devices, and/or methods for managing candles
OwnerLeighton Schnedlerinventor
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Abstract
Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a candle with an image that is not discernable until the candle is lit and an inner layer or inner layers of wax melt. As the inner layer of wax melts, an image will become discernable as light passes through the sides of the candle, through apertures in or thinner layers of the outermost layer of wax corresponding to the image to be displayed. This will allow for a candle that appears to be an ordinary candle until lit, but will reveal images after the candle is lit.
Claims14
A candle comprising:
- a first wax layer, the first wax layer having a first melting point, the first wax layer lacking apertures in a side surface thereof;
- a second wax layer, the second wax layer having a second melting point;
- wherein:
- the first melting point is greater than the second melting point;
- and
- as the second wax layer melts, an image is visible via light passing through portions of the first wax layer corresponding to the image, wherein wax of the portions of the first wax layer corresponding to the image are thinner than other portions of the first wax layer.
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A candle comprising:
- a first wax layer, the first wax layer having a first melting point, the first wax layer defining a plurality of apertures in a side surface thereof;
- a second wax layer, the second wax layer having a second melting point;
- wherein:
- the first melting point is greater than the second melting point;
- and
- as the second wax layer melts, an image is visible via the plurality of apertures;
- and
- the plurality of apertures of the first wax layer filled from wax of the second wax layer such that a user cannot view the image until the second wax layer melts.
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A candle comprising:
- a first wax layer, the first wax layer having a first melting point, the first wax layer defining a plurality of apertures in a side surface thereof;
- a second wax layer, the second wax layer having a second melting point;
- a third wax layer, the third wax layer having a third melting point;
- wherein:
- the second melting point is greater than the third melting point;
- the third wax layer is above the second wax layer;
- the first melting point is greater than the second melting point;
- the plurality of apertures of the first wax layer filled from wax of the second wax layer such that a user cannot view an image until the second wax layer melts;
- and
- as the second wax layer melts, the image is visible via the plurality of apertures and via light passing through portions of the first wax layer corresponding to the image, wherein wax of the portions of the first wax layer corresponding to the image are thinner than other portions of the first wax layer.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.