3" x 4" LED Flame Pillar Candle by Ashland®
Item #
10637855
$9.99
3" x 4" LED Flame Pillar Candle by Ashland®
$9.99
Details
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Description
Lend ambiance to your home when you use this LED pillar candle. You will love that you can safely use this candle over and over again in displays, with decorations, and more.
Details:
Details:
- White
- 3" x 4" (7.62cm x 10.16cm) candle
- 6-hour timer
- Remote-ready
- Paraffin wax, plastic, and steel
- Batteries not included
Lend ambiance to your home when you use this LED pillar candle. You will love that you can safely use this candle over and over again in displays, with decorations, and more.
Details:
Details:
- White
- 3" x 4" (7.62cm x 10.16cm) candle
- 6-hour timer
- Remote-ready
- Paraffin wax, plastic, and steel
- Batteries not included
3" x 4" LED Flame Pillar Candle by Ashland® is rated
out of
5 by
9.
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Ragtop53 from
Candle Timer
Beautifully bright realistic looking flickering flame and glow. The minor fault is the timer. Most candle timers stay on for 4 to 6 hours, turn off and then automatically come back on the same time the next day. I didn't realize these were different until I tried them out. Didn't look at the instructions correctly at the store. When the timer shuts off, it stays off. You have to turn them to the off position and then back on to get them to light again. A minor inconvenience, and that's why I gave a 4 star rating.
Date published: 2021-02-26
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Aunt Penny from
Timer not as expected
The timer may shut off 5 hours later but it DOES NOT turn the candle on at the same time every day. The packaging should state that! It takes 3 AAA batteries where most others take only 2 AA batteries.
Date published: 2020-10-16
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Cory85 from
Bright Candle, but the timer doesn't work!
It says it's a 6 hr timer, It doesn't go on automatically! I have to keep pushing the button everytime I want it to start. It also says "Remote-ready" What does that mean?
Date published: 2020-10-01