Living in a small rented apartment, it is highly suggested to refrain from burning candles.
Because of absolutely loving the scent of candles, thoughts of buying a candle warming lamp started to fill my mind.
It was a great joy to find a variety of those kind of lamps lining a couple of shelves at Marshall's.
One with a pretty scalloped glass top turned out to be my fave.
It can be set at two hour use or more and then it automatically shuts off.
It sits on a light colored wood base.
So far, it's a little disappointing because I don't smell much fragrance unless the nose is very close to the melting candle wax.
Maybe this will change as the top of the candle keeps melting?
Will scent ever fill a room?
Does anyone know the answer?
The little lamp was not cheap for my budget so I'm not so sure it was a good decision to buy it but hope springs eternal.
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY EXPERIENCE WITH CANDLE WARMING LAMPS? IF YES, WOULD YOU PLEASE SHARE?
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1 comment:
I never had such a candle. I do not burn candles at my house. We have earthquakes quite often and I am afraid that a fire might start. Good luck with your new purchase.
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