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Best Candle Warmer Lamp

Updated on March 10, 2017
Perfect Gift for All Occasions
Perfect Gift for All Occasions | Source

I used to love burning candles.

I have favorite scents that I buy and have burned throughout the house, especially when all the windows have been shut.

In the spring and summer months, I enjoy honeysuckle and lilac.

During the fall and winter months, there is nothing like mulled cider or mulberry scented candles creating a welcoming atmosphere.

Even though I do love candles, I do not love the black soot that goes along with burning them.

I started noticing a shear, black oily film on my walls, ceilings, and lamp shades.

If you have ever tried to clean this film, you know it is quite a process. You may even have to give up and re-paint your walls and ceilings and/or buy new lamp shades.

I couldn't live without my candles.

I had to figure out a way to keep the candles and their wonderful scents without keeping the sooty film that was being found throughout my house.


Great Gift for Home Decor
Great Gift for Home Decor | Source

My Great Discovery

One day I was playing on Amazon.com (one of my favorite shopping sites) when I discovered Candle Warmers Etc. Signature Aurora Candle Warmer Lamp, I was thrilled. I found a product to replace the actual burning of the candle in order to have the great scent in my house without the oily residue on my walls, ceilings, and furniture.

I went crazy buying two for my house and then several more as gifts for family and friends.

When I love something, everyone else just has to try it, too. I was absolutely giddy, and they loved these lovely, little functional home décor items.

For less than $20 each, I had found a gift that pleased everyone.

Why Candle Warmers Etc. Signature Aurora Candle Warmer Lamp are the Best

With the top candle warmer, you do not have to worry about the black soot, and you can reap the benefits of your favorite aromatic candle within minutes of flipping the switch on the cord. The top candle warmer heats the candle from the top with its small 25 watts warming bulb.

I found that the 25 watt bulbs burn out quicker when I am using them for approximately a month. They are expensive, too, at approximately $8.00 each. I found that a 20 watt bulb lasts longer and is much cheaper, approximately $12.00 for a ten pack. Quite a difference in price for a longer lasting bulb that has the same warming function.

Why Candle Warmer Lamps are Better than the Candle Warming Plates

I have tried the candle warmers that heat from the bottom up, but the scent takes up to an hour or more (depending on the size of the candle) to start filtering through the air. Also, with the candle warmers that heat from the bottom up, I constantly forgot to turn them off. In my house, that is akin to leaving the curling iron on. When my husband walks through after I have gone somewhere and found I had left a candle warmer on, I received the “fire hazard” lecture.

With the candle warmer lamp, I am reminded to turn it off because it also serves as a small lamp. Seeing the soft glow of the lamp, reminds me to flip the switch on the cord if I am leaving or going to bed. No more “fire hazard” lectures. These little items may have saved my marriage.

More Benefits from the Top Candle Warmer Lamp

The Candle Warmers Etc. Signature Aurora Candle Warmer Lamp is aesthetically pleasing to any home décor. It comes in black, bronze, pewter, and brass to fit any style. There are also a variety of decorative lamp shades you can interchange through the year.

If the burning candle is gone, so are most of the threats to allergies and asthma issues that some members of your family may have to breathing in the smoke.

The candle and its scent last longer with the top candle warmer than if you burned it. In the long run, I save more money because I can use candles longer. Also, I can use different sizes of candles. The only drawback is that it is a round base for up to a large 22 ounce candle. Some decorative candles come in different jar shapes that will not work with this particular warming lamp.

Regardless of the minor drawbacks, I would recommend this product. It is perfect for personal use and it is definitely the perfect gift idea for any occasion.

Did you find this review helpful?

3.9 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings of Candle Warmers Etc. Signature Aurora Candle Warmer Lamp

© 2012 Susan Holland

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