View Full Version : Do you use scented candles?
Benjamin
24-04-2014, 05:32 PM
:dazzler:
Benjamin
24-04-2014, 05:34 PM
No chance
You big sissy
Ramsay
24-04-2014, 05:34 PM
eh...no
Yeah, Yankee Candles :love:
Benjamin
24-04-2014, 05:35 PM
Yeah, Yankee Candles :love:
:worship:
smudgie
24-04-2014, 05:40 PM
Day to day a plug in does the trick..however if we want an ambient mood setting then the candles get lit alongside some ambient music. :evilgrin:
Benjamin
24-04-2014, 05:41 PM
Day to day a plug in does the trick..however if we want an ambient mood setting then the candles get lit alongside some ambient music. :evilgrin:
:evilgrin:
Livia
24-04-2014, 05:55 PM
Sometimes... but I've got a lampe berger for scented oil and it's amaaaaazing.
Shaun
24-04-2014, 06:00 PM
not enough to be a regular thing and yankee candles are wayyy too expensive
Loukas
24-04-2014, 06:12 PM
Yeah, Yankee Candles :love:
:worship:
http://www.kaleidoscopegifts.co.uk/images/_lib/yankee-candle-home-sweet-home-medium-jar-6016182-0-1298909931000.jpg
http://www.echemist.co.uk/productmedia/yankee-candle-housewarmer-vanilla-cupcake-jar.jpg
these 2 :flutter:
AnnieK
24-04-2014, 06:19 PM
Yep...I have some Yankee candles but to be honest I find the cheap versions you get in places like B&M etc have longer lasting scents. I have an open fire but not fire so it's full of candles....looks gorgeous when they are all lit
Yes I have a yankee soft cotton one burning atm
Yes. Currently got a winter cotton one from Home Bargains and a flowery smelling one from Tesco, they do the trick. Yankee Candles are beautiful.
Sophiee
25-04-2014, 12:04 AM
yes, yankee candles are amazing :love:.
Livia
25-04-2014, 10:21 AM
Yep...I have some Yankee candles but to be honest I find the cheap versions you get in places like B&M etc have longer lasting scents. I have an open fire but not fire so it's full of candles....looks gorgeous when they are all lit
Got to agree Annie. Yankee Candles have been well marketed, but there are plenty of cheaper versions on the market that smell just as good and last just as long and don't cost twenty pounds a pop.
Love candles in a fireplace, bet it looks gorgeous.
Niamh.
25-04-2014, 10:23 AM
Sometimes... but I've got a lampe berger for scented oil and it's amaaaaazing.
Yeah, I prefer burning oil or incense sticks. I think I have a Christmassy scented candle still floating around
Kizzy
25-04-2014, 10:35 AM
I used to like nag champa incense, but they give my lad a headache so don't use them much. I like the B&M ones too and they're really slow burning,a lovely graduated colour and reasonably priced too. I'm using the body shop oils at the mo, one's pomegranate and raspberry, the other aloe and soft linen I drop that onto a cold candle or use in a burner. Only needs 1 drop in some water they will last about a year, not bad for £4 each.
Crimson Dynamo
25-04-2014, 10:55 AM
i have some and some incense cones but I dont use them really.
Love those Yankee candles! I have a Christmas cookie one at the moment :$ I know it's not Christmas, but it's my favourite.
Kate!
25-04-2014, 01:56 PM
Love those Yankee candles! I have a Christmas cookie one at the moment :$ I know it's not Christmas, but it's my favourite.
:amazed: that sounds heavenly.
Crimson Dynamo
25-04-2014, 02:11 PM
mods can you move this thread to the middle aged hormonal woman section?
mods can you move this thread to the middle aged hormonal woman section?
Can we move you to the banned members section instead :idc:
Kizzy
25-04-2014, 02:22 PM
mods can you move this thread to the middle aged hormonal woman section?
only if we can move all your threads and posts to the ' trying too hard to appear controversial square sausage eating loon section'
Crimson Dynamo
25-04-2014, 02:26 PM
only if we can move all your threads and posts to the ' trying too hard to appear controversial square sausage eating loon section'
that section was sadly closed down by UKTurtle in 2010
:bawling:
that section was sadly closed down by UKTurtle in 2010
:bawling:
That damn Turtle :fist:
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