Bolsius Round White Tealights
Bolsius's round, white tea lights come in an aluminium cup, have a long burning time and are fragrance-free. Because we use the best raw materials and top-quality paraffin, our tea lights don't smoke or soot. They can be used to keep a burner or hot tray warm, but are also very suitable in a holder for bringing a bit of cosy candlelight into your home. Bolsius's Tricolour collection combines scented tea lights in three different, natural colour tones with recognisable, familiar fragrances. You'll be enjoying reliable quality, a long burning time and a pleasant fragrance experience within the comfort of your own home! The mark of a quality candle is its long burning time and its use of the best raw materials. Bolsius's tea lights don't smoke or drip. With the cotton wick of the tea lights being braided, the flame remains stable and no soot deposits or smoke arises whilst burning. That allows you to enjoy a perfect, reliable flame for a long time - you can count on our quality.
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