can this be used for candles?
1087313
yes, sparingly at first, work your way up to the desired effect. traditionally essential oils shouldnt be heated from their essence. hence using a diffuser
1679755
You might be able to roll some dried lavender or rosemary, sage or thyme. But there is no way to add it directly into the wax. I tied mine up with twine and sprigs of lavender and lace.
987070
I am using it for my pillar candle which is big. I think it would be too thick for tealight candle~! ;-)
1619480
I would imagine that you could. I use it for my meringue cookies. A little goes a long way.
1979764
Yes you can. It can also be used for soap and other things. I think there might be some videos on YouTube about it.
1722000
No. The candle is 5 1/2" tall. The candle is exactly 4" in diameter. The hole on the bottom where you insert whatever you are storing is exactly 2" in diameter, so whatever it is, has to fit through that hole.
2036139
I don't know i use soy wax candles. and that work great if you add some beeswax to the wick.
773756
Yes. I use several of these candles in lanterns displayed on our deck. The timer is a great function, because I don't need to go outside to turn them on or off, its done automatically every nite. I love the idea of using them in the pumpkins...looks like I will be buying more of these!
730793
I don't see why not, I use it in my scentsy pot, heated aroma plug in, and witchhazel. Pretty safe I think ;)
923324
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.
760491
Safe, sure I don't see why not. Though I think it would be difficult to light incense with it.
987073
I don't recommend for a tea light candle. It will melt all of the beeswax within seconds.
2210072
i have not used it for that but you would probably have to use some kind of carrier oil to do that. i have ,however, put this on potpourri to add scent and it worked great!!!!
1681714
These are very narrow, 1"-1.5" wide top to bottom. I doubt you can get a floating candle in them. I am using them with long floral stems and had to trim them to fit well.
998218
I think so! It's just a candle that you light, so if you store it in a cool, dry place it should work. Keep it out of moisture because the lantern is a thin tissue paper. These were so much fun at my daughter's wedding.
389520
I use it for my silver candlesticks and a silver cup and tray - that's it. When I bought it, I thought it would be the silver soap-like stuff I've bought in the past, but it wasn't. Anyway, you could try a small area and see if it's okay.
316907
I do not see any easy way to hang this. But I doubt you would really want to. The chemical repellant seems to be dispersed via heat rising from the candle. If you hang it, it probably won't be effective below the height you hang it.