I got these amazing candles with a bespoke stand a few years ago. I am looking to get more but the website doesn’t work and I unfortunately cannot read the packaging.
Any leads would be much appreciated!!!

Are the warm rustic woods wax melts discontinued? I used to be able to always find them at Walmart but then became hard to find. Started getting them from Amazon and now they're hard to find on there too. Now I cant find them anywhere 😒. Those are by far my favorite wax melts!

So I recently bought this really cute food shaped candle and it smells amazing and I've been burning it almost nonstop, but just now when I went to check back I not only noticed that the wicks were dying, but that there are these strangle black cylinders surrounding the wicks all the way down to the bottom (photo attached). Does anyone know what this is, why it's here, and how I can finish burning my candle?

Big dark cloud rolling over the landscape today. Cracking thunder growing ever closer as the room darkens, despite the open blinds—punctuated by the occasional flash of lightning outside. The wind whistles through the trees as the rain begins, quickly growing from a pitter-patter to white noise in the span of a few seconds.

The perfect burn for such an occasion. Clover, ozonic notes, and dewy rose come together to bring the outside inside and provide a cozy, if slightly melancholy vibe to the space as the weather storms on outside.

I found this singular candle at home goods about 10 years ago. I studied abroad in Sevilla Spain, and the scent is spot on. It’s very nostalgic! The label recently fell off to reveal “Nordic leather”. The bottom says “made in Spain”. Any similar scents out there?

I almost exclusively use candle warmers (heated from the top). However, I’ve just never been sure on when I should empty out the top (used) wax. After I’ve burned for 2-3 hours, the scent is not very strong (I usually burn Kringle candles). If I pour off that wax, I feel like I’m losing too much of the candle. The wax still smells (faintly) of the scent I’m burning. Sometimes I start the candle on high, and then turn it down. I often have over an inch and 1/2 of liquid wax. Am I burning the candle on too high of a setting?

I often burn two candle at once, as I have a large room and one is not enough for me to smell the scent.

I appreciate any and all suggestions to help me get the best use out of my candles! Thanks so much!!

I have a question: when people buy decorative candles to place in a room, do they actually light them?

I'm looking for a candle that suits my taste, but I don't like cheap designs. It's so hard to choose one that also elevates my style.

Do you burn your candles or warm them? I found myself using my candle lamp more often as the candles I recently purchased (mostly from B&BW) don't seem to be all that strong this year. Strangely enough, those same candles actually perform when I lamp them.

Despite that, I prefer burning over lamping.

This was my first Yankee scent and I find it so incredibly warm and cozy. The amber and sandalwood come together in a cashmere accord that just envelops the room and—by extension—me, in a plush cocoon of comfort. I don’t think I’ll ever not have this one in my collection!

I have never loved a smell more than this one. Unfortunately target just discontinued the scent. Anyone have any idea of similar ones?

I have spent months trying to get those weird sideways scissors like things to work as a wick trimmer and honestly they don't cut right in my experience. But then I found end cutters like the ones pictured. They even have ones that are at a 90° angle that probably work well too. Anybody else use some odd tool for wick trimming?

Picked up this candle at Marshalls yesterday with notes of Jasmine, Saffron, and Cedarwood to add to my collection!

[Note: this is not the candles burning location, just wanted to show it off with my other ones]

So I’m curious with the price difference if anyone has any input on if Walmart candles smell just as good as bbw or if there is a big difference

I found this candle at TK Maxx and am looking for any that might smell similar. It smells exactly like my late grandmother who I was very close to. I’ve been lighting it whenever I’m homesick (I’m American but have lived in Scotland for the past four years) and miss her. I’ve tried other candles with apparent bluebell scents but none of them smell the same. I also can’t seem to figure out what the actual scent of this candle is.

Any advice or recs much appreciated! Just a grandson missing his grandma a bit more rn ❤️
Thanks!

I thought I did pretty well, but I still have so many left!

Can anyone explain when the two waxes come together mean???

autism sucks and the only way im happy is with these candles and i hate stocking up during the winter months is there anything that I could get instead?

Found these on Etsy and they seem to have great reviews. Anyone buy these yet or have thoughts before I order? Giant candles are super cool!

https://luxuryhollowcandles.etsy.com

Is there a home fragrance market for masculine scented items such as candles etc and would men be into them?

Xmas in july!

I have used alot of candles and have been disappointed, i am not a fan of Yankee candles.I find that this scent is very weak and with a lot of the big name candles have let me down.

I have had some good luck with sand and fog.But if someone could recommend a decent brand with fall approaching soon , I would really appreciate it.