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Experience beautiful rural FLORIDA When you light your 100% pure beeswax candle for the first time, close your eyes and picture this: north Florida pines, warm ocean and sunny beach. This is where your candle has been made. No synthetic fragrance All our candles have a natural honey aroma, and they have only 100% pure beeswax, nothing chemical or synthetic added to it! Chemical free production The production of soy, paraffin and palm involve chemical intervention to modify the raw material into a wax form and then into a candle. Beeswax is used in its native-raw state which does not...

We were thrilled when our friends at Sister Eden sent us the video below. Unbeknownst to us they tested pure beeswax tealights along with paraffin & soy and posted the results on their blog.

Take a moment to watch the short video and check out the Sister Eden Blog for great tips on green living!

TAPERS TEA LIGHTS VOTIVES SCULPTED Thank you for choosing BCandle, a family owned American manufacturer and retailer of 100% pure beeswax candles and other eco-friendly products.Below are some general safety tips for candles, as well as our recommendations for use of our products. CANDLES - GENERAL SAFETY* PRIOR TO USE, REMOVE PRODUCT PACKAGING* KEEP AWAY FROM COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS* KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN AND PETS* BURN IN DRAFT-FREE AREA* KEEP WICK TRIMMED AT 1/4 IN OR AS DIRECTED BY THE MANUFACTURER* BURN ON A LEVEL SURFACE* KEEP MELT POOL FREE OF DEBRIS* BURN WITHIN SIGHT AND NEVER LEAVE A BURNING CANDLE UNATTENDED!

It would appear that living in 21 century is almost futuristic: nanotechnologies, smartphones, Windows XP is already obsolete, operation systems run at light-speed, etc. And in the midst of all this - a talk about the value of a beeswax candle. What? Only to pray or meditate? But here's the deal. Nobody, with an unlikely exception of a few people, can see radio-waves on planet Earth. How do you even know they exist? But we all have our mobile phones and they work, although wedon't see how exactly that happens. Again, no one except Nikola Tesla knew how electricity works...