flameless candles w/remote :)

[dreamin_disney]

I went to costco and found a pack of flameless candles
-3 large
-3 medium
-3 votive types

for $29.99 which i feel is a good deal. These are dipped in wax and have a vanilla scent

Theres a coupon for the ones with timer those are $19 . The package with timer and smaller candles a lil bigger than votives and some tea lights are $14. the coupon is $4off. I
didnt care for the tea lights cause they are white base and look fake more plastic. But for $10 not sure if i should go for it for x-mas



I bought the $29.99 package with remote and Love it. I bought 2 packs and I'm tempted to buy a 3rd but thats $100 and not budget-lol!

The 1st pack I used the 2 medium ones for the scones above my livingroom fire place. The 3rd medium will go in my bathroom.

I used 1 large candle for a large candle holder in my livingroom on sofa table. The other two will go in the scones above my bed.

two of the votive ones will go in scones in my den. The 3rd I will buya lil candle holder.

The 2nd package will be used for dining area, main bathroom(when we have parties), and in Bedroom on dresser drawer.

Maybe i will buy the cheaper package with timer for some of the stuff in my den i have a few things i can use the tea lights and the base will be hidden so you cant see they look fake.

Has anyone seen these at Sam's??? Thanky ou Dis friends for telling me many of you have bought some in the past. These sure are a lot cheaper then i've been pricing these about 50% cheaper

 

[valee]

I was looking for some LED tealights to put in my luminaria outdoors, and found that Dollar Tree sells them as two packs with the batteries in them. For $10 I had enough to line my sidewalk and not have to worry about fire hazard.
On New Year's Eve, I move the LED lights from the luminaria to some glass champagne flutes that were 25 cents apiece at IKEA several years ago. Since we've had some rainy New Year's Eves, I don't have to keep running out to relight tealights. They look great.

 

[dreamin_disney]

I was looking for some LED tealights to put in my luminaria outdoors, and found that Dollar Tree sells them as two packs with the batteries in them. For $10 I had enough to line my sidewalk and not have to worry about fire hazard.
On New Year's Eve, I move the LED lights from the luminaria to some glass champagne flutes that were 25 cents apiece at IKEA several years ago. Since we've had some rainy New Year's Eves, I don't have to keep running out to relight tealights. They look great.

The dollar tree had flameless candles in their ad but when i went they didnt get the shipment. I like the idea of the tealights in champagne flutes. Dh will be having a 40th b-day party next year and I might use your idea

 

[Muushka]

On my next Costco run I plan on checking these out.

I have never seen them at Sam's Club.

 

[dreamin_disney]

On my next Costco run I plan on checking these out.

I have never seen them at Sam's Club.

The candles are in the holiday xmas stuff

 

[a1tinkfans]

I have only purchased them at QVC and LOVE them....I love the feature of them coming on for 8 hours at specific time each night...especially thru holiday season...by the way qvc has outside light strands, trees and wreaths with same concept...have gifted them and everyone LOVES them too!

 

[Muushka]

The candles are in the holiday xmas stuff

Oh, I will have to check. In the past they just had the little guys, thanks!

 

[Plumeria9]

Yeah I saw these at a friend's house when she hosted bunco. Everybody was so impressed that she lit candles way up high, but they were these remote ones. And they have a scent of some sort. Very pleasant! I saw them at Costco but I never saw the price, it was missing. They are on my list for my next Costco trip for sure now that the new coupon book is good.

 

[dreamin_disney]

I have only purchased them at QVC and LOVE them....I love the feature of them coming on for 8 hours at specific time each night...especially thru holiday season...by the way qvc has outside light strands, trees and wreaths with same concept...have gifted them and everyone LOVES them too!

I'm starting to like the timer candles now , I dont have to worry about turning them off-lol! I like the remote candles for the high areas and i like i can turn those on for as long or little as i want.

My candles use AA batteries. I've never own a battery charger so I will need to buy one for all the candles i have-lol! Are the battery chargers expesnive? Anyone recommend a good one?

 

[dreamin_disney]

I went tonight for the tea lights. I decided not to get it because it didnt have the timers. The larger candles only had the 5 hr timer



Has anyone seen tea lights with remote or with timers?

 

[zhonggu54]

 

[ceecee]

Our Sam's Club have them with the Christmas items as well. I'm thinking they were a set of 3?

 

[ColoradoMom!!]

I have only purchased them at QVC and LOVE them....I love the feature of them coming on for 8 hours at specific time each night...especially thru holiday season...by the way qvc has outside light strands, trees and wreaths with same concept...have gifted them and everyone LOVES them too!

I never, ever, ever watch QVC, but my hubby fell asleep on the couch, and having sole control of the remote lured me into staying up past midnight.

While surfing at my glorious will, I stumbled upon the QVC flameless candle set with two pillars, tray and pinecones. While I resisted at first, after reading your comment, I ordered them yesterday. Can't wait to get it!

Staying up late isn't very budget friendly.

 

[angwill]

Sam's club has a 3 pack of vanilla scented 6 hour timer candles (no remote) or a 24 pack of luminery candles with 24 replacement batteries for $12.98.

 

[VLee]

I have some remote, but most are the ones with the timer, which I prefer because they come on automatically each time and I don't have to bother with remembering to turn them by remote, which would involve making a trip throughout the house and outside to do just that.

I have them on tables, mantels, inside bookcases and on my covered deck in several rooms. They offer the very small votives, but the batteries that run those are a special kind and more expensive than "regular" batteries.