Do Not Disturb 11oz Candle

The polite way to tell someone to fck off.*

Some people need a little hint. Others need a restraining order. We recommend starting with a candle.

Introducing the DO NOT DISTURB Candle, a beautifully scented, passive-aggressive reminder that your peace and quiet are not up for negotiation.

Perfect for annoying roommates, clingy significant others, unexpected visitors, family members who won't stop asking questions, and anyone who thinks knocking is optional.

Light it during your bubble bath, your third hour of scrolling, or that sacred moment when you've finally canceled all your plans.

With a frosted glass vessel, natural maple lid, and minimalist black label, it looks sophisticated enough to disguise the fact that you're basically telling everyone to leave you the hell alone.

Available in 3 fragrances. Because telling someone to go away should at least smell nice.

Product Features

• Premium vegan coconut-soy wax blend made with renewable ingredients.

• Toxin-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free wax.

• Eco-friendly FSC-certified wooden wick, handcrafted in the USA.

• Elegant frosted glass vessel with a raw maple lid.

• Approximately 50 hours of burn time.

• 9 oz of wax in an 11 oz vessel.

• Available in 3 phthalate-free fragrance options.

• Minimalist black-and-white label that says what you're thinking.

Candle Care & Safety

• Trim the wick: Before each burn, trim the wooden wick to 1/8 inch.

• Keep it clean: Ensure the wax pool is free of debris.

• Burn safely: Place on a sturdy, heat-resistant candle holder in a well-ventilated room.

• Burn time: Never burn for more than 3 hours at a time. Allow at least 2 hours to cool before relighting.

• Stay nearby: Never leave a burning candle unattended or near anything flammable.

• Keep away: Out of reach of children and pets.

• Know when to stop: Never burn the candle all the way down.

• Extinguish safely: Use a candle snuffer to prevent hot wax from splattering.

DO NOT DISTURB.

If they still don't get the message, it's no longer the candle's problem.