Candle Reviews

[MantaBase]

Hmmm...Hot chicks and hot candles!

That's what we need.

Sorry Blake - I'll stay on topic :)

An objective review of the benefits of scented candles in a computer user's room would be usefull.

[gvblake22]

Originally Posted by MantaBase

Sorry Blake - I'll stay on topic :)

Eh?
You're talking about candles, which exactly what this crazy thread was started for. No worries bro!

[JazzyJake]

Originally Posted by Capper

I have 4 Yankee Candles sitting here around my desk, all Holiday blends......best damned candles in the world.

Those things are great.
the main facility is 25 minutes from my house, 5 minutes from my girlfriends house, and i have personally been to the original owner of the business' house..That's the only place i bother to trick-or-treat still, he gives you a ginourmous chocolate bar...and once he's out he hands out $20 bills, i thought it was a myth until last year lol..

They are cool people though, i spoke with his son at a 7-11 last week, he pulled up in his pumpkin orange gallardo to get a drink..i was sitting in my 86 crown vic with 250k on the odo, chewing on my gummies

That gallardo makes my knees weak...

Anyways......yeah....candles

[oldman_gamer]

Imagine that.....a buncha grown MEN,chatting quainty about the sweet smelling odiferous plummage of the sensual scent of strawberry.(In a Danny Divito off Taxi voice) "what a buncha saps"

[Capper]

I keep my office pretty closed up because of all the test equipment, temperature control, and the dusty conditions here in Vegas.

I burn a lot of candles because we have 2 cats and a dog, and I don't want people to say our house stinks. Jaemie got me into Yankee Candle products when she used to buy their car fresheners, and I've been hooked on their candles ever since.

[Carl Martin]

I'm with Joker. Mandles are the best! Axle grease would be a good one.

Seriously, I love the smell of cinnamon, either plain or apple-cinnamon. I'm wondering, however, if one should have have them burning near a computer. They do give off oily soot (especially the cheaper ones) which I think would eventually coat a computer's innards.

Carl

[gvblake22]

Originally Posted by Carl Martin

I'm wondering, however, if one should have have them burning near a computer. They do give off oily soot (especially the cheaper ones) which I think would eventually coat a computer's innards.

Good thought, it could possibly have an effect similar to smoking by the computer.

[oldman_gamer]

Originally Posted by gvblake22

Good thought, it could possibly have an effect similar to smoking by the computer.

Depends on what one is puffing as to how the effect will be on the CPU eh?

[garetjax]

Originally Posted by Carl Martin

They do give off oily soot (especially the cheaper ones) which I think would eventually coat a computer's innards.

Shortening the wick by snipping it down with a pair of scissors (and keeping the wick "clean") should solve that problem with most candles.

[onebxr]

WOW you guys know way too much about candles....whats next a potpourri discussion? How about a dress discussion, and what color of shoes to wear?
LOL
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