Flameless PChero Candlesticks Flickering Decorations Review

I could only get four out of six to work and it wasn't easy. The ends are very difficult to unscrew and screw back on once the batteries are in place. I worked with them for almost an hour - inserting and removing (new) batteries, trying again and again to get them to fire - before I finally had four. I dread the day I'll have to change batteries. Also, the "flame" is a sickly yellow color, not at all as pretty as traditional flameless candles. They look like cheap plastic and I'm sure they…

I like these. Bought many times! The remote control is easy to use and has a long battery life. You can also spray paint them the color you want. Peel off the light part. Use clay or powder to surround the bottom of the candle holder to keep it perfectly straight and easy to put in and take out. The unfired clay in the kiln looks like a pud. You can get them in small square bags at any craft store. Customize the color of your candle or choose white or light gray. I used light gray and you won't

Safe flickering light that reliably lights up every 24 hours. They turn off after about 6 hours. The color is more orange than the others we have - I was hoping they would match, but I actually like them more for the "flame" color. The base is not attached so I can place it in holders of my choice. They even balance well enough to stand without a candlestick, but we now have a very quiet household. They will not stand alone or push around children or pets. I've used them on windowsills, pianos,