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Household Hints & Help

jillan

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6. I use those coffee cup warmers (about $6) and put my fragrant candles on those. The scent seems to

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Mon Jan 7, 2013, 10:48 PM

Jan 2013

last longer then when I burn them.

I've been buying soy candles lately just because they put less pollutants in the air.
I shop at stores like Ross and TJ Maxx and they always have great smelling candles in their clearance sections.
They may be old, or the tin is bent or the top is missing - I don't care! I just buy them for the smell
Kohls is another place to find candles on clearance.

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Do you burn fragrant candles? I love the smell of candles in my kitchen but have wasted lots of $$ [View all] Paper Roses Jan 2013 OP

Get cinnamon oil. Manifestor_of_Light Jan 2013 #1

I agree with this--those little oil things are much nicer. nt MADem Jan 2013 #3

Actually, I hate most of them except for one particular kind The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2013 #2

I have a candle warmer from Joann's (I think) that was around $10. kcass1954 Jan 2013 #4

I always have candles and other items with scents in the house. Curmudgeoness Jan 2013 #5

I use those coffee cup warmers (about $6) and put my fragrant candles on those. The scent seems to jillan Jan 2013 #6