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Floating tea light candles can be used alone or with our floating glass tea light holder. Biedermann & Sons has specialized in unique candles and decorative accessories since 1956. The highest quality and craftsmanship define our selection and we are proud of our quality and selection.
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Never leave a burning candle unattended. Always burn candles on a heat resistant surface and keep away from flammable objects.
Never leave a burning candle unattended. Always burn candles on a heat resistant surface and keep away from flammable objects.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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I had the best romantic evenings of my life with these candles. I used them on vacation at my villa. They floated in the pool on a moonless night and the ambiance of the night was set. Great Purchase!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I used these, as another reviewer suggested, in tall vases of colored water, as centerpieces. It created a beautiful effect. The candles burned out a bit earlier (before the end of the party) than expected but otherwise, I was satisfied. Arrived on time and in good condition.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I wasn't going to write a review, but I use these floaters all the time and I saw the mediocre review for the woman who put them in the slanted tub. Yes, that is a commentary on her tub, not on the candles. You can put floating candles in a slanted tub, just put them on something like glass plates to keep them separate. It does make the bathroom look and smell wonderful.
Put any color of floater in a mason jar with colored water or pretty rocks. I love using things I already have to create art. There are 20 candles in this pack, so you can do this more than once; I like to line up 5 to 10 jars down the center of a table, dye the water to match the linens and pop in a white floater. They'll burn 4-5 hours so you can light them before your guests arrive and they will burn all through dinner. Beautiful!!!!
Put any color of floater in a mason jar with colored water or pretty rocks. I love using things I already have to create art. There are 20 candles in this pack, so you can do this more than once; I like to line up 5 to 10 jars down the center of a table, dye the water to match the linens and pop in a white floater. They'll burn 4-5 hours so you can light them before your guests arrive and they will burn all through dinner. Beautiful!!!!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
floating candles
pretty good candles. lasted more than 4 hours. pretty satisfied overall. price could be lower and maybe more color options. thank you
Published 6 months ago by starfish
Let it Shine
I thought these candles were awesome. Perfect size for the vases that I used as centerpieces at my parent's anniversary party. Read more
Published 10 months ago by C. Furr
Great Candle
These candles are a little bigger than they look. They have a nice, bumpy flat bottom that keeps them afloat. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Amanda Barnes
Good deal
Candles came ontime. They burn nicely and are very white which was great. They are smaller than I thought they were pictured. All in all...good deal.
Published 15 months ago by Lisette
Burns too quickly
I ordered these candles to be used at my daughter's wedding reception. I needed them to burn for four hours. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Marilyn Milam
Size is not accurate
The candles arrived very fast but I was dissappionted with their size. They were only 2 1/2" not the 3" that was listed, so they were a lot smaller than I hoped for.
Published on April 5, 2010 by Amy Finkbeiner
Out of control floating candles
I used the candles for ambience in the bathtub during a party at my home. This commentary may be more about my bathtub, but floating candles do not work well with any type of... Read more
Published on February 12, 2009 by JT
