
Tigger&Belle said:Tarts Anonymous, maybe?![]()

Aurora63 said:What's next? Going out to buy more tarts, right?![]()
I love mine! I haven't burned candles since I got mine for Christmas last year.kikipug said:Nope... go out and buy a "Crock Pot" potpourri cooker... you'll never need another tealight again. Looks just like a big crock pot, but its a tiny one... just plug it in!!
SillyMe said:I love mine! I haven't burned candles since I got mine for Christmas last year.
Have you tried the Peppermint Cocoa? I put that one in last night. OMG, it smells like Andes Candies.


I pour it out while it's still melted. I pour it into a plastic container until it cools off. It's great because you can change the scents as often as you want. I usually change mine about once/week.allicat said:Originally Posted by kikipug
Nope... go out and buy a "Crock Pot" potpourri cooker... you'll never need another tealight again. Looks just like a big crock pot, but its a tiny one... just plug it in!!
I have one of those little crockpot potpourri cookers. You burn the tarts in them?? I never thought of that.How do you get the wax out?
Storm Watch in the bedroom. Home Sweet Home in the living room.
Never occurred to me to use TARTS! You really put Yankee Candle tarts in it? How many? I would think one wouldn't really be enough? I have the Rival brand one... and it doesn't overheat them? Hmmm.... This might be a new obsession... 

I actually use the votives in my potpourri crockpot. I just take the wick out when the candle melts...and I only put one in. I also have the Rival brand. It hasn't overheated so far. Knock on wood.JuliaEeyore said:I am a Tart Addict...Storm Watch in the bedroom. Home Sweet Home in the living room.
I also have a mini crockpot potpourri warmer, but I've only ever used potpourri in it.Never occurred to me to use TARTS! You really put Yankee Candle tarts in it? How many? I would think one wouldn't really be enough? I have the Rival brand one... and it doesn't overheat them? Hmmm.... This might be a new obsession...
I also have a plug in candle melter, where you put the jar in and it melts it down instead of burning it. Votive size, so it melts pretty quickly! Not as strong a scent as burning a TART, but nice.![]()
SillyMe said:I actually use the votives in my potpourri crockpot. I just take the wick out when the candle melts...and I only put one in. I also have the Rival brand. It hasn't overheated so far. Knock on wood.
Cool! I'll have to try it!!!