🕯️ Ceramic Tealight Holder Essential Oil Burner with Carved Star Design - White Candle Warmers Review

Love it! love love love! Stable, compact, tasteful design (I have a sprocket with small pinholes), easy to use. I also bought 8 o'clock tea lights and they are perfect. The hardest part about using it is deciding which oil to use! I have no regrets and there aren't many things I can say that about. Happy!

Upper reservoir large enough for water and essential oil; the burner is beautiful. But when a tea light is lit with a starter, a burn mark remains on the body. The glossy finish is only on the top tank, not the body of the burner, so I'm not sure the burn mark can be washed off. I have other burners with a full gloss finish, perhaps to protect against burns, and they wash off easily.

It is very beautiful and heats the wax very well so the scent of your wax will last for a while! The problem is that it's not well made. The top where you place the wax cake or butter is NOT FLAT. This way the wax or oil stays on one side and runs off easily! Not sure if this is unique to everyone and I just got a bad one but they really should have made sure it was even as it has hot liquid in it.

The details of this candle diffuser are so beautiful that I will use it as a candle holder on a pole. Simply rotating the open curved arch 180 degrees gives you a beautifully carved candle holder. If I put a tealigjt battery in it, the inside of the candlestick will light up. And it can still be made into a wonderful teapot by simply adding water, a few drops of your favorite essential oil and sticking a tea light up the asshole.

Oil burns so quickly on first start - oil literally turns to smoke, smell becomes very intense and oil burns very quickly. The surface has to be porous and I had to apply some carrier oil and let it burn. I use high quality oils and I don't want to waste them. This one gets hot - it's easy to burn yourself if you accidentally touch any part of it. I haven't had this problem with my other oil burner which heats up around the edges and also has a slower odor release and maintains the life of the…

Where to start? I've been looking for a way to use leftover candle wax for a long time. I melted the wax and put it in a smaller jar to burn, but when that was done I still had excess wax. Then I found out that I could just use an oil heater. I was hesitant to buy an oil heater as I've never bought one before, but I'm so glad I bought this one! He set standards for how good oil heaters should be. It's small, affordable, very cute and works very well as far as I can tell at this point! I would…

I bought this diffuser to replace another one I had. The old one smelled strange and when I wiped the bowl the fabric turned black. I was concerned about what I was breathing. As it was the only diffuser I've ever owned I didn't know what to expect from it and was very pleasantly surprised. Not only does it dissolve cleanly and leave no residue on fabric when wiped clean, but it also pairs beautifully with subtle star-shaped necklines. It has a nice big base so it's more secure and won't tip…

I love them so much that after buying and receiving a clover lamp I ordered a star lamp that is slightly larger (including the bowl). The outside is rough ceramic, but the bowls are covered with a special coating, so replacing the wax isn't difficult. This can make the outside a bit difficult to clean (wax tends to "sweat" on burners, you know what I mean if you've used them before), but a quick scrape with a dull knife should enough. Trick. It's the perfect size for a little wax melt or one of