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Flameless 4 x 5 Melted Top Wax Pillar Candle

€17,63

Flameless 4 x 5 Melted Top Wax Pillar Candle


Pacific Accents flameless melted top wax pillar candles offer beautiful and flexible indoor decorating possibilities. All of our flameless wax pillar candles offer up to 900 hours of glow time in the 4 hour mode. Once the timer is set, the candle comes on at the same time each day and stays on for either 4 or 8 hours. Used alone or in your favorite candle holders, our Pacific Accents flameless wax pillar candles look stunning in any setting. Flameless timer candles allow you to decorate in difficult to reach areas and places where traditional flame candles are inconvenient or simply cannot be used such as inside of bookcases or on window sills. Pacific Accents flameless candles are battery powered and available in several sizes and styles including wax pillar, melted top wax pillar, resin pillar (suitable for indoor or outdoor use), wax tapers, wax votives and resin melted top tea lights. Battery Operated flameless candles are the perfect alternative to traditional flame candles because they do not pose a fire hazard, there's no melted wax mess or stains from soot.  They are also perfectly safe around children and pets. High Melted Top Appearance Real Wax (Indoor Use Only) 4 or 8 Hour Automatic Timer Up to 900 Hours of Glow Time (with Alkaline Batteries) Uses 2 C Batteries (Not Included)

UPC: 768824442061

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