Tealight Candles - 8 Hours Long time Burning, White Votive Smokeless European Tea Light Unscented Candles for Shabbat, Weddings, Christmas,Home Decorative - 300 Packs

Overall, I highly recommend these candles for anyone looking to add a touch of elegance and warmth to their home. The quality and durability of these candles are unmatched, and the fact that they are unscented makes them versatile for any occasion. Whether you're hosting a dinner party, enjoying a quiet night in, or simply looking to create a cozy atmosphere, these candles are the perfect choice. The metal cups not only add a stylish touch but also provide practicality by containing any melted wax. I will continue to be a loyal customer of these amazing candles and look forward to enjoying their soothing glow for many more evenings to come.

I purchased this set of 100 tea light candles with an 8 hour burn time mostly to be sure to always have some tea lights on hand for those times when the power goes out. I actually think they are one of the safest candles to burn, as they have the metal cup that contains any melting wax. But I also bought them to use when I just want to enjoy the ambiance of flickering candlelight without always having to think first about whether I am wasting candles I might wish I still had to burn later if the power went out. I was just about out of tea light candles after Christmas. Having lived through four different times of extended power outages of more than a week during my life, (one in the summer, one in the fall, and two in the middle of winter when it is freezing cold and the nights are long), I know how fast you can go through both batteries and candles during those times, and replacing them is usually somewhere between hard to impossible to do until after the power has been restored, as everyone else is trying to do the same thing. Amazon delivered this bulk package of tea light candles shortly before 5 PM, right in the middle of a storm. The media had been warning people all day long to expect power outages with the storm as branches would be coming down from the wind gusts, bringing power lines down with them. I decided to light one of these candles as soon as I brought them inside. I wanted to see if they really would burn a full 8 hours or if they would burn out sooner. I also would be prepared in case the power actually did go out, as I would already have a candle burning so would a source of light - I just had to make sure I stayed awake 8 hours until 1 AM. I can truthfully tell you these tea light candles do burn eight hours - in fact they burn a bit longer than that, and they burn nicely. The power actually never went out, so it wasn't too much of a struggle staying awake, as I was never in the dark. They come nicely stacked in a corrugated box, wrapped up as two sets of fifty candles. The box makes it an easy and neat way to store the candles until burning them. In the past, I had just purchased tea lights in bulk that were tossed loose in a plastic bag, so the box is a nice upgrade when it comes to storing them. Given the long burn time, these candles would be perfect for restaurants that burn candles every night on every table and do not want to have to replace them more than once a day. They are sold in larger packages of more than 100 at a time as well, and with shorter burn times too - depending on what you may want or need. These candles are unscented.

Every autumn, I set up one of those candle heaters that you see in YouTube videos. I got tired of my local dollar store always being out of 4-hour tea lights during the supply-chain crisis a few years ago. I found these 8-hour candles on Amazon and don't bother with the ones in stores anymore. I like them so much that I buy them by the box, something like 300 at a time. They last a long time and are reliable. You might get one or two that don't burn correctly in box, but this is less than 1% of them.

Very inexpensive and energy dense. THey do indeed burn for right around 8 hours. I occasionally have issues with the wick burning down a little quick and producing a smaller than average flame, but they're great to store in volume in order to be prepared for disruption of services such as after a natural disaster.

100 of them, non toxic burn and slow burn rate of about 8 hours per candle.

Only received 89 tea lights, not 100. Can't return. They're more expensive tea lights yet will burn 6+ hours. They are not white emergency candles, but yellowish, dim.I see complaints that they don't burn all the way - if you put them in a candle jar so the wax can more completely melt - they will burn nearly all the way but they need to retain heat.It's basically an oil lamp - feed the wick liquid fuel, or the dry wick will burn out.To retain heat cut holes in a piece of aluminum foil, like making snowflakes, or an X to put on top of candle holders & jarsThat will help melt solid wax into liquid fuel to feed the wick. Then they will burn completely.If the wax is not melted, you're letting the wick burn dry. Just wish I got 100 candles, not 89

Good price and quality for this simple prep in case of storms or outages here. I have several little tea light holders for decor and usually do not bother to get candles for them but opted to grab a case here and am glad I did.

I love these candles. They last for the full 8 hours and keep my bedroom smelling like lilacs! I will definitley be reordering.

Excellent tealights

Thought I’d take a chance as those was best selling and recommended by Amazon however these are terrible - they are certainly not 8 hours and small and sticky candles . Do yourself a favour and avoid these Made in China terrible items - need to return

Good burning time No smoke

Perfect and they last long

As described