What are these things inside my Clear/Red AurasGlow globe?

[dumchidumchi]

It's the fifth day I have this AurasGlow lamp.  I just fired it few minutes ago
and realized there were some little things floating inside the globe.  Anyone
has any idea on what they are?  Is it normal?  My other AurasGlow globe, the
Clear/Violet, has none of these things.

[dumchidumchi]

Also, the Clear/Red globe has a flow problem...the goo mainly just gets up a slot and sticks to one side and stays there most of the time.

[ElectricAstro]

I am not too sure what those are Simon - Drop a message to Ravi - he'll be able to help you! They should actually vanish when the lamp reaches the correct temperature?

 

Best - Anthony

[Bohdan]

This would be the time to send Aura the pictures and to let them know what is going on with this one vase.

[dumchidumchi]

I sent a msg to Ravi at the same time I posted the pictures in here.  He got back to me and this is the exact words he said...

"the floating bits are natural. that is wax that melts when warmed and part of the chemistry. they form with use. The best thing to do is to run the lamp for about 2 hours till it is warm and then carefully remove the glass from the holder. Use protection if you find it at all hot. Once it is out give it a good shake which will cause all the liquid to mix up together and it may get cloudy. this process generally makes the lamp go back to it's original state. so you will again have to light it a few times to get it broken in again. the sticking on the sides etc will disipate over time. This issue is not uncommon for the red color lamp."

So, I guess I just have to keep firing it up everyday and hope all the problem would go away someday.  Wonder if anyone who has a Clear/Red globe has the same problem as I do.

 

[Bohdan]

One of the biggest problems with Liquid wax is yes they stick to the inner glass at times. The candle will make the wax very hot and I wonder how this vase would run on a Lava lamp base with a 40w bulb.

[dumchidumchi]

So, those tealight candle generate more heat than a 40w bulb?  Interesting idea...I will give it a try tomorrow.

[Bohdan]

Tea candle once lit will send the flame up and yes the globes base will become very hot.