Re: Candles

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Laurie,

Walmart.com has all types of aromas including lavender. Also Target has nice candles and sleepy hollow candles are good and are less expensive and sold in different grocery stores around here. If you have trouble smelling the aroma from candles they do see incense that is usally cheaper then buying candles in the same scents. Also I found an oil difuser at walmart that was very inexpensive that you use tea candles to heat the scented oil..it is alot more potent then burning candles I find. I like melted wax scent also which uses a difuser they last for about a week or so before losing there scent and again you use tea candles to melt the wax and the wax and difusers can be found at alot of places I got mine at AC but I have seen them in walmart before. The wax costs about a dolllar for a package but since it lasts a week and you break it in half to begin with you get scents for 2 weeks for a dollar which is less expensive then candles.

Hope this helps some...Hugs..GinnyRoepkelaurie@... wrote:

Dear Group,

Now that I have a little $. not much but I'm into the aroma thing again and want to find a reasonable price candle that smells strong. I think my smeller is a defect. Can't seem to smell things after I'm in the apt for awhile. Have to keep going in and out the door to get the smell of my candles. Others can smell them rite off the elevator. Rite now I have a candle from Wal-Mart called Fruit Punch. It's a fun one. I'd like to find one with Lavender, or Camomile anybody know where I could find one?

It's been a sad Sunday Vikes lost and Greenbay won. Go figure.

Did work on the quilt some. It's very windy today it blew me and the dog over. I was in my scooter so you can guess how windy it was. Here's hoping we all have less pain and effort this week.

Luv Laurie