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Different Colored Flamed Candles
If you’re bored of the same old yellow flamed candles then these are an interesting alternative. The candles burn with various different colored flames including Romantic blue, Passion red, Fired yellow, Youthful green and Mysterious purple.
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4 thoughts on “Different Colored Flamed Candles”
Well, in order to achieve those colors, you have to burn certain chemicals, such as sulfur or copper. My question is, do you think there would be some sort of vapor or oderous problem there? They do look wicked cool though! (Pun, I’m sorry heh).
Nice colored Flames! What is in the fumes going into the environment? What health risk from “normal” inhalation could possible be involved?
Hi Di, I must admit I’ve no idea what the chemicals are, I’d hope they wouldn’t be harmful but you’d be best contacting the suppliers or manufacturers I think.
Al, Hey, I checked their “Safety & Warning” Section on their site and it says their candles contain petroleum distillates and good advice given. After researching petroleum distillates here is an important site for more information about this ingredient: http://www.cpsc.gov/businfo/frnotices/fr97/frpetdis.pdf
Definitely information worth considering.
Well, in order to achieve those colors, you have to burn certain chemicals, such as sulfur or copper. My question is, do you think there would be some sort of vapor or oderous problem there? They do look wicked cool though! (Pun, I’m sorry heh).
Nice colored Flames! What is in the fumes going into the environment? What health risk from “normal” inhalation could possible be involved?
Hi Di, I must admit I’ve no idea what the chemicals are, I’d hope they wouldn’t be harmful but you’d be best contacting the suppliers or manufacturers I think.
Al, Hey, I checked their “Safety & Warning” Section on their site and it says their candles contain petroleum distillates and good advice given. After researching petroleum distillates here is an important site for more information about this ingredient:
http://www.cpsc.gov/businfo/frnotices/fr97/frpetdis.pdf
Definitely information worth considering.