What cheap materials are non flammable and won't melt?

I'm building a Christmas projectJust a small snowman with the bottom piece about 8 inches in diameterI want to put a candle in it but it will surely burn and eventually combustSo what materials could I line the interior of this piece so it wouldn't at least catch fire or leave any nasty smell.

Warm baths have been used for centuries for all sorts of reasons and the relaxing effect on body muscles and on the mind is well knownThere is something luxurious about soaking in a warm bath and there is nothing to suggest that this is unsafe in pregnancy However, you do need to be cautious about hot baths as there is little known about the possible effects on the blood flowing through the placenta or on the babyIf the water is too hot, you could also feel faint or sick, as it could lower your blood pressure a bit too much - not a good thing So how do you decide if your bath is hot or warm? Test the water with your elbow or forearm before getting in as you would for a childThis part of your skin is more sensitive to temperature than your feet or handsWarm should be just comfortable so that you can get straight in without having to get in bit by bit! A too-hot bath is also likely to affect the colour of your skin, turning it red, and you may find yourself sweating Happy soaking!

I just asked my doctor this question, as I'm 5 weeks alongShe said no more baths:( I'm used to taking a bath almost every night but I'll do what I have to do for the baby! Also, heating pads are ok if only on your backHeated blankets are a definite no no! My doctor stressed to me that too much heat is BAD for baby!

You can still take baths, but just make sure they are not extra hotThey say not to bathe in water higher than your body temperature, but if it's a little hotter (say 99-100 degrees) it's okay because bath water cools down fast, unlike a spa jacuzzi or shower, where you get continuous heated waterYour body cools down the water in the bathAt least this is what my doctor told meI have been taking regular baths at that temperature and the baby has been fine.

I know that hot showers are not bad because your body is not soaking in hot waterThe water is just running over the bodyAlthough it isn't good for the body to be in that for excess timeYes it can be harmful to the baby because he/she is already in a sauna of 98.6 degrees and if you up that temprature by too much it is like giving an adult major heat stroke and it is actually worse results for the baby than an adult Also I love hot showers and baths but I noticed that if my body temprature got to high while I was pregnant I would feel light headed, dizzy, and almost pass outSo your body might not be able to handle really hot anywaysCheck with your doctor about how hot is too hot for a bath.

Metal (probably foil or thicker sheeting -aluminum foil, or aluminum flashing as a cylinder perhaps)Glass (put the candle-a short votive perhaps- inside a large/tall glass vase, etc, inside the snowman) Ceramic (pottery or earthen clay that has been fired in a high-temp kiln-perhaps a ceramic bowl, vase, etc.) BUTwith any of those materials be aware that any area directly over the flame of the candle will get really hot and if you don't have a hole (or something that won't burn) there, the snowman will probably burn quite quickly above the flame and probably leave a lot of black soot tooYou could instead use a bunch of mini-xmas lights since they don't get very hot, perhaps even bunched up together, etc.