Isn't that someone who is working with melted wax which is extremely flammable? 

I'm from Louisville and love some of the local spots but it doesn't hold a candle to Austin with the food scene here

If you or your employee breaks tenant's things, you pay.I would drop off two days in advance:Go to Trader Joe's and get 4/5 USED florist boxes (the waxed ones with handles that they can't recycle) or go 4 buy boxes.Roll of bubble wraproll of tapeProvide wrapping for their things and tenant puts in another room safely a DAY BEFORE the installation.

The tree’s needles have a wax-like coating that prevents the loss of moisture during winter months.

But, I have also financed a single tenant industrial building where a candle manufacuturing company was the tenant.

The damages are worse in certain rooms of the house but are too extensive to clean, they appear to be wine/soda, hair dye, and candle wax.

The wax ring had gone bad which led to rotting of the wood beneath the floor and we had to rip out the a fair amount of the tile only to discover more rot and the sink had to be taken out and replaced.

We purchased a home that had cat pee soaked carpet, covered up by scented candles when we viewed the property.

Towels & candles in the bathrooms (Hobby Lobby), colorful flowers (not fake) & red candles in the kitchen (add some color) curtains for the kitchen and bedrooms (IKEA), Items from the Dollar Store, any 2nd hand store but make sure you wash the item and it doesn't smell and is in good shape.

Discuss every little detail, find out how they market, how they keep the tenants happy, how they handle rent collections, evictions, the whole ball of wax.