Flameless Candle
Jun. 1st, 2008 07:50 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
isabelladangeloYesterday, at Arundel Mills mall, I bought a really cool lavender smelling flameless candle. Basically, it has a wax outer layer that smells like lavender and a plastic inner layer that holds the batteries/lightbulb/ect. You can't see the inner layer unless you look directly down on the candle because the wax layer is higher.
These are AWESOME for Pennsic as long as you leave them in the shade (the wax does melt). The one I got the other day changes color. If you like a color it changes to, you can press a button on the bottom and it holds that color. Let's say you like one shade of blue it turns, just press the button and it holds that shade of blue. It doesn't look "unnatural", it just looks like a glowing candle. The light flickers too to really make it look real. You can also just keep it on "flickering" so it's just a pretty candle with a flickering flame (aka, not color changes).
These are great if you don't want to use real candles in your dayshade/tent/ect due to potential fire issues. They still look like real candles, smell like real candles, but are really just 3 AAA battery powered lights. They do work well enough to be used as a flashlight.
These are AWESOME for Pennsic as long as you leave them in the shade (the wax does melt). The one I got the other day changes color. If you like a color it changes to, you can press a button on the bottom and it holds that color. Let's say you like one shade of blue it turns, just press the button and it holds that shade of blue. It doesn't look "unnatural", it just looks like a glowing candle. The light flickers too to really make it look real. You can also just keep it on "flickering" so it's just a pretty candle with a flickering flame (aka, not color changes).
These are great if you don't want to use real candles in your dayshade/tent/ect due to potential fire issues. They still look like real candles, smell like real candles, but are really just 3 AAA battery powered lights. They do work well enough to be used as a flashlight.
