Wax warmers

[JohnDaleswife]

The only warmers that I seem to be interested in from Scentsy are the ones you plug into the wall. ( since that is the type that I am having such bad luck with) I kinda like the plain white one for $20, as it will go with all decor I suppose.

But if I do buy one, it will be the $20 plus tax and shipping. So is there a way to save some of tax or shipping cost?

 

[momtosam]

You won't be able to bypass shipping by ordering on the website. If you know of a local consultant they could lump you in with an open party to get free shipping. You aren't close to Reading, PA are you, LOL?

 

[JohnDaleswife]

You won't be able to bypass shipping by ordering on the website. If you know of a local consultant they could lump you in with an open party to get free shipping. You aren't close to Reading, PA are you, LOL?

No, no where near. But that was what I was thinking though, finding a group order and throwing myself one warmer in it.

 

[kbwright]

I was a Scentsy Independent Consultant for a few years and I am still a loyal customer. The warmers are well made and the scents are very high quality with a very low melting point. There are some that are stronger than others (Blueberry Cheesecake I can smell from 2 houses away if I have my windows open!! Coconut Lemongrass is my all time favorite, clean and strong) but they last a long time so great bang for your buck!

 

[girli565]

I bought two warmers at Kohls, the Kohls home brand, I can't remember the name right now... They're really good. I've had them for about a year and they're still going strong. Also, the melts that are also the same brand are amazing. They smell so strongly that I can't run the warmer for more than a few hours. I also buy melts from an etsy seller that makes disney smells. I have AKL, Beach Club lobby, and LaFou's Brew. I use them to remind me of Disney when we're not there lol.

 

[aprilchem]

I bought a few wax scent warmers over the past 6-8 months and they all seem to just die rather quickly. Won't turn on or anything. Anyone recommend a quality brand of one?

Are you sure that the light bulb hasn't burned out? They need to be replaced rather frequently if they're on all the time.

 

[Minnesota!]

Scentsy, all the way. I have 2 Warmers for myself (Ceramic Owl and an Element Rock). I bought my Husband the Green Element Warmer. Our Son has a Nightlight. Our Daughter has the Reimagine (You color it yourself with Sharpies). I also have my own Scentsy Cabinet in the Kitchen, that's filled with Waxes. I think I might have a little problem. Haha.. Some of the Warmers are pricey, but if you get a good consultant, they will always get you the absolute best deals. Bars are almost always 6 for $25. I've never tried any other brands of Warmers or Wax, because I've heard they're terrible.

I have found that Hobby Lobby's scents last longer, smell better, and are SUPER cheap. I preferred Scentsy over Yankee until I discovered Hobby Lobby. Oy, it's a sickness..

I have a warmer (that you use a tea light with) from Yankee that I got EONS ago...at least 14 years ago (had it at my first house...which we bought in 2002...). I burn 2 - 3 times a week, and it has done the job, and done it well