So, votive candles ok with this?
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Yes, That's what it's most easily suited to. Though I wouldn't drop the votive in free because it would be too hard to get the stuck wax out. Use a votive candle glass, or the mini votives that come in their own little aluminum cup.
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I use a battery operated tea light, as there is no wax involved and you can easily remove the item. Also, very safe.
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I wouldn't think so. It is a gentle flickering flame more so for ambiance than anything else.
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Yes! very happy with the product. The candles arrive with batterries but they're not very high quality and don't last long. The second set of batteries (energizer) lasted a long time so far.
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It has worked for my votives and they are beeswax. It burns beautifully. A friend recommended to wax them first but I've seen good results either way.
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No. This is supplemental lighting for decorative purposes only. You should use a proper light.
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I would say no because the consistency of the oil is very light and it may not mix thoroughly with the wax. But that's just my opinion, I have not made candles with theses oils. Perhaps buy 1 bottle and try?
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Many of the LED candles don't have a "bulb" that can be removed. If you have candles that take this type of "night light bulb" it should work. In my opinion, they would work well for that. The light might be a little more white than an incandescent bulb. They run really cool which I like.
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If you mean like steam underneath to remain warm then no? only with candles ?
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Dear JK,The mirrors and not sold by us for that purpose and we believe they may not be strong enough to support such a project. Having said that though, this is the first time we have been asked this question, it is up to you if you would like to experiment, it is possible it can work for you. We do not suggest or recommend this on our website. Please let us know if you have further questions.Candles 4 Less 877.766.5328
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Nope, the "candles" are just smooth white tubes, no fake wax or anything. We are very pleased with the look however. It's nice for the price.
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Yes. I use the I scented beads so I can add essential oils for fragrance and medicinal uses.
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You can leave them on. Scroll down to the first review and it will explain how to use the candles.
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I do not think so. A candle or flashlight held by someone opposite would be more useful.
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Yes, but a 2/0 works just fine for tealight (beeswax candle) , I use the #4 for larger beeswax candles (small tea/coffee cups, etc.)
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We don't think so. From what we've read it isn't recommended. At least we don't do it. If it is a real mason jar it should be OK??
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No tacky at all. I did add ribbons and stickers for the holidays, but they look nice sans decorations. I also love the remote function so I was able to light without lifting the candles.
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No. No larger than a "votive" candle. They are not a good quality product by the way.