Christmas in Novemeber

[Andara Bledin]

You don't need candles to make your place smell like holiday cooking.

Currently my bathroom smells like apples and cinnamon and the bathroom at my work smells like chocolate and mint. Both are the result of diffusers and scented oils.

Long lasting, non-staining (unless you spill them), and no chance of burning down your home.

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[blas87]

Of course you don't need candles, but it makes it look and feel so much cozier, in my opinion.

I will have to go back to the store next paycheck and see about air sprays and other ways to make the place smell nice.

[Andara Bledin]

I would still go with scented oils and diffusion rods.

Cheap, long-lasting, safe, effective, and maintenance free.

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[AdminAssistant]

Yes, but there is something about the flickering, warm light that a candle gives off. I have several, but I burn them carefully, never all at once, and only for short periods of time.

[blas87]

Mine usually aren't all going at once, and I light them and hop in the shower or go out for a smoke, or put my laundry away.

Never burning for longer than 15-20 minutes. And when you blow them out, the scent is more potent.

[Andara Bledin]

I've been meaning to pick up some LED 'candles' that will do that whole "warm flicker" thing to augment my scented oils.

But for ambiance lighting, I really have my eyes on one of these puppies.

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