Lava Lite 1953 Silver Liquid Review

Bought Feb 2017 and it still works, just had to change a lightbulb yesterday. My daughter leaves it for 24/7. One thing I noticed is that it comes with a 15 watt bulb used for rock salt lamps. The replacement suggests 25w. I'm sticking with 15w because it runs day and night with no issues without the wax overheating. I wonder if that much more power is the problem as most complaints about wax resolve into little bubbles. Mine did this too when I was a kid and accidentally left it on.

After 18 hours of warm-up and regular checks, the lamp did not work. It was bought "used as new" so it is possible that this item was resold broken. I contacted Revain customer service to tell them the lamp had all proof of work but was not working and spent 20 minutes patronizing someone with low reading comprehension who thought I just needed help assembling my lamp properly. Revain has officially grown big enough to explode due to its own mediocrity. We bought the previous lava lamp from…

Update: Mini doesn't have much room to move lava balls and the balls don't get very big. A larger lamp would be a better choice. Of course there are colder lamps. We bought an aurora borealis from another store for our second child and it's probably the coolest lava lamp ever. "It's been many years since I've had one. This time for my children. It takes a long time to heat up enough to move and the base gets very hot. I think if I remembered those important details I would wait a few more years

Absolutely AMAZING! WARNING: Upon receipt of your lava lamp, check the piece of lava inside the bottle and make sure the spiral is touching the bottom of the bottle. During transport, a piece of lava on the ground may turn over and turn the end of the coil up. If this is the case, the lava will not heat up properly and your lamp will not work. Just slowly and carefully flip and flip the bottle and you're good to go. Brand new lava lamps take several hours to really reach 100% power. The liquid…