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Battery Operated CandlesNellieMary from West Virginia Feedback About This Post:RE: Battery Operated CandlesBe very careful which kind of battery operated candles you buy! The ones I purchased ate through 2 NEW AA batteries in 48 hours. I will go back to the electric ones - batteries are expensive! Post By Mom in Ohio (Guest Post) RE: Battery Operated CandlesThey have battery operated tea light candles at Walgreens Post By Gennie (Guest Post) RE: Battery Operated Candles
I found some on page 8 of the latest Picket Fence catalog, 800-810-2340, or www.ShopPicketFence.com. They are battery operated LED, so the bulbs should last a long time, and there are four in a set, for $17.95, plus S&H of $6.90. They can sit on the sill or attach to your window with the included suction cup. Post by shishi RE: Battery Operated Candles
I found some last year at Hobby Lobby and Dollar Post by DL1052MCD RE: Battery Operated CandlesI like the concept too, but do be careful about purchasing cheaply made nonelectric candles as bulbs cannot be replaced in some (learned this from experience) and I actually had one candle blacken and make a popping sound before the bulb burned out. I thought they would look nice in our church windows during Christmas, but not the cheap ones. Post by Lorelei |
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