The short answer: to use wax melts, put one melt in the dish of a wax burner, then light an unscented tealight or switch on an electric burner. As the wax melts, it releases fragrance; nothing burns away. Melt for no more than four hours at a time. Each 7g soy melt from Flo's Candle House gives about 6–8 hours of scent.
Updated 23 October 2026 by Flo, founder of Flo's Candle House, Caldicot, Wales.
Key facts
- Each 7g Flo's Candle House soy wax melt gives about 6–8 hours of fragrance in total, so a pack of five gives roughly 30–40 hours.
- A pack of five costs £4.95, or any 3 packs for £12, in 8 scents. That works out at roughly 10–17p per hour of fragrance.
- UK fire services advise melting wax for no more than 4 hours at a time, because it can overheat and catch fire.
- Always switch an electric wax melter off at the socket when you've finished with it.
- Never add water to hot wax, and never put out a tealight burner with water.
- Scented tealights may be labelled "Do not burn in a warming unit", so use plain unscented tealights in a burner.
- Wax melts must carry CLP labelling in the UK; the candle fire-safety warnings apply only to candles.
- Our melts are 100% soy wax and vegan, made to order and sent with free tracked Royal Mail UK delivery.
In this guide
- Key facts
- What are wax melts and how do they work?
- Tealight or electric wax burner: which should I choose?
- How do you use wax melts?
- How long do wax melts last?
- Why can't I smell my wax melt, and how do I make it stronger?
- Which wax melt scent should I choose?
- Are wax melts safe?
- How do you clean a wax melt burner?
- Are wax melts better than candles?
- Do wax melts make good gifts and wedding favours?
- How should you store wax melts, and do they go off?
- How do I order wax melts from Flo's Candle House?
What are wax melts and how do they work?
Wax melts are small pieces of scented wax with no wick. You warm them in a wax burner, and as the wax turns liquid it releases fragrance into the room. Nothing is set alight and the wax doesn't burn away. When the scent fades, you swap the old wax for a fresh melt.
A candle uses its wax as fuel, which is why it gets smaller over time. A wax melt simply changes from solid to liquid and back again. When the fragrance has gone, the wax looks almost the same as when you started. That's why you can change scent whenever you like, without waiting for a candle to burn down.
What are Flo's Candle House wax melts made of?
Flo's Candle House wax melts are made from 100% natural soy wax and fragrance, and they're vegan. Each pack holds five 7g melts in one of our eight scents. Every pack carries CLP safety labelling, which lists any fragrance allergens and how to use the product safely.
Soy wax is a plant wax made from hydrogenated soybean oil, as the wax supplier Koster Keunen (2022) describes it. It's soft, which makes old wax easier to pop out of a dish. Soy melts at a gentle heat, so it turns liquid easily in an ordinary burner.
Are soy wax melts better than paraffin wax melts?
Soy wax melts are plant-based and vegan, and the soft wax is easy to clean out of a burner. Paraffin is a mineral wax. In research on burning candles, no wax type has a consistently better emission profile than the others; the fragrance makes the bigger difference. So choose soy for what it is, not for health claims.
That finding comes from a peer-reviewed study by Salthammer and colleagues, published in Environment International. According to Salthammer et al. (2021), "No individual wax was shown to have a consistently better emission profile than the others." The study was funded by candle trade associations, and it tested burning candles, not wax melts. With a melt, nothing burns, so there's no soot, though melts still release fragrance into the air (see below).
For the full soy and paraffin comparison, see our soy candle guide.
What does the warning label on wax melts mean?
The label on a pack of wax melts is a CLP label. It tells you who made the melts, what's in them and any fragrance ingredient that might cause an allergic reaction. You'll often see "Contains (name). May produce an allergic reaction." If you know you react to a named ingredient, choose another scent.
According to HSENI (undated guidance), that "May produce an allergic reaction" wording applies once a sensitising fragrance ingredient reaches a set level. Stronger concentrations need a pictogram and the word "WARNING". According to the Trading Standards and British Candlemakers Federation candles advice pack (2024), CLP rules apply to wax melts, but "the fire safety warnings only apply to candles". The same pack says labels must not use claims such as "non-harmful" or "ecological", so be wary of melts that make them.
Tealight or electric wax burner: which should I choose?
Choose a tealight burner if you want a soft glow for an evening and will stay in the room. Choose an electric wax burner if you have pets or young children, or want fragrance without an open flame. Both melt the wax well. The best wax burner is the one that suits where you'll use it.
| Tealight wax burner | Electric wax burner | |
|---|---|---|
| How it heats | A tealight under a dish | A heated plate or a bulb under a dish |
| Flame | Yes, an open flame | No flame |
| Running time | As long as the tealight lasts | As long as it's switched on, so you set the limit |
| Where it can go | Anywhere heatproof, no socket needed | Near a plug socket |
| Main risk | Open flame, hot wax | Overheating, hot wax, left on by mistake |
| When you finish | Snuff the tealight out | Switch off at the socket |
| Best for | An evening of fragrance, a cosy glow | Homes with pets or children, offices |
Is an electric wax burner safer than a tealight burner?
An electric wax burner removes the open flame, which is why many people with pets or children prefer one. It isn't risk-free, though. It still heats wax and it's still an electrical appliance. UK fire services say never leave it unattended, and switch it off at the socket after use.
According to Essex County Fire & Rescue (undated safety page), candle warmers and hot plates "can get too hot and cause the wax to catch fire". Many electric burners have timers or auto shut-off, which helps. Always follow the instructions for your particular burner.
What tealight should I use in a wax burner?
Use a plain, unscented tealight of the size your burner's maker recommends. Don't use scented tealights in a burner: the UK labelling standard lets scented tealights carry the warning "Do not burn in a warming unit". A tealight that's too big, or sits too close to the dish, can overheat the wax.
Check the gap between the tealight and the dish too. Wax that gets too hot gives up its fragrance faster, so a reasonable gap gives you a gentler, longer-lasting melt.
Can you use wax melts in an oil burner?
Only if the burner's maker says it's suitable for wax melts. Lancashire Fire & Rescue advises always using "a wax melter designed specifically for wax melts". A dish that's too small or too close to the flame can overheat the wax. Never put a melt straight onto a flame, a hob or a radiator.
What should I look for when buying a wax burner?
Look for a wide, shallow dish, a stable base and smooth ceramic or glass that's easy to wipe clean. Check it comes with clear instructions. For a tealight burner, make sure there's a decent gap between flame and dish. For an electric one, a timer or auto shut-off is worth having.
How do you use wax melts?
Put your wax burner on a stable, heatproof surface and add one melt to the dish. Light an unscented tealight or switch the electric burner on. Give the wax 15 to 30 minutes to melt and release its scent. Stay in the room, and switch off within four hours.
- Place your burner on a flat, heatproof surface, away from curtains, draughts, children and pets.
- Add one melt, or two in a large dish or a big room.
- Turn on the heat and give the wax 15 to 30 minutes to melt.
- Stay in the room, and don't fall asleep with it on.
- Switch off within four hours: snuff the tealight, or turn an electric burner off at the socket.
- Let it cool before moving it. You can melt the same wax again next time.
How many wax melts should I use at once?
Start with one wax melt. For most burners and most rooms, one is enough; in a large dish or a big open-plan room, two usually does it. More wax doesn't always mean more scent, because it mainly means more liquid in the dish. Never fill the dish close to the rim.
Can you reuse wax melts?
Yes. A wax melt keeps its fragrance across several sessions, so you can let it set, then warm the same wax again next time. Keep reusing it until the room barely smells even with the wax fully liquid. Then it's spent, and it's time to clean the dish and add a fresh melt.
Can you mix wax melt scents?
Yes, you can mix wax melt scents by melting one of each in the dish together. Once two scents are melted together, they stay blended until you clean the dish out, so start with pairs you're confident about. These combinations of our scents work well:
| Mix | What you get | Try it |
|---|---|---|
| Vanilla + Apple & Cinnamon | Warm, baked and cosy | Autumn evenings |
| Fresh Linen + Coconut & Lime | Bright and clean | Summer, after cleaning |
| Lavender + Sandalwood | Calm and woody | Winding down in the evening |
| Rose + Vanilla | Soft and sweet | Bedroom or dressing table |
| Snow Angel + Apple & Cinnamon | Sweet and spiced | Christmas |
How long do wax melts last?
Each 7g soy wax melt from Flo's Candle House gives around six to eight hours of fragrance in total. That's spread over as many sessions as it takes, not used up in one go. A pack of five gives roughly 30 to 40 hours. Your burner, room size and nose all change how long you'll notice it.
These make the biggest difference:
- Your burner. A hotter burner releases the scent more quickly, so it smells stronger but fades sooner.
- The room. A small, closed room holds the fragrance; a large or draughty one disperses it.
- Your nose. After a while in the same room, your nose gets used to a smell and stops noticing it, even though it's still there.
How much does a wax melt cost per hour?
A Flo's Candle House wax melt costs roughly 12–17p per hour of fragrance when you buy one pack at £4.95. With the three packs for £12 offer, it drops to roughly 10–13p an hour. That's based on five 7g melts per pack, each giving about 6–8 hours of scent.
| You buy | Price | Melts | Approximate fragrance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 pack | £4.95 | 5 | 30–40 hours |
| 3 packs (any scents) | £12 | 15 | 90–120 hours |
How long can you leave a wax melt burner on?
UK fire services advise no more than four hours at a time. According to Lancashire Fire & Rescue (undated safety page), "Do not melt wax for more than 4 hours at a time, as it can overheat and cause fire." So never leave a wax warmer on all night or while you're out.
Essex County Fire & Rescue gives the same limit. For fragrance through a long day, switch off, let it cool and melt again later.
Can you leave wax melts on overnight or while you sleep?
No. Don't leave a wax melt burner on overnight or fall asleep with it on, whether it's tealight or electric. Fire services say never leave a wax melter unattended. Switch an electric burner off at the socket before bed. For a scented bedroom, melt for an hour before bed, then switch off.
When should you change the wax?
Change the wax when the room barely smells even though the melt is fully liquid. That's the sign the fragrance is spent. Before you decide, step outside for a few minutes and come back in. "Nose blindness" often makes a melt seem finished when a visitor would notice it straight away.
Why can't I smell my wax melt, and how do I make it stronger?
Usually it's the room, the burner or your nose rather than the melt. Draughts, open windows and big open-plan spaces scatter fragrance, and after a while your nose stops noticing a smell that's still there. Old wax used for many sessions may simply have given up all its scent.
"Scent throw" is how far and how strongly a fragrance travels once warmed. To make a wax melt smell stronger, try these before adding more wax:
- Move the burner out of a draught and away from an open window or extractor fan.
- Go smaller. A melt that's subtle in a big kitchen-diner can fill a bathroom or bedroom.
- Close the door for the first half hour to let the scent build.
- Give it time for the whole surface of the wax to melt.
- Start fresh. If old wax is still in the dish, clean it out so it isn't diluting the new melt.
- Pick a bolder scent. Vanilla, Apple & Cinnamon and Coconut & Lime hold their own in bigger rooms better than softer florals.
Which wax melt scent should I choose?
Choose gentle scents such as Lavender, Fresh Linen and Rose for bedrooms and bathrooms. Choose warm or zesty scents such as Vanilla, Apple & Cinnamon and Coconut & Lime for kitchens and living rooms. Every Flo's Candle House scent is £4.95 a pack, and you can mix any three packs for £12.
| Scent | What it's like | Best room | Best season | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vanilla wax melts | Warm, sweet, comforting | Living room, hallway | All year, especially winter | £4.95 |
| Lavender wax melts | Soft, floral, herbal | Bedroom, bathroom | All year | £4.95 |
| Coconut & Lime wax melts | Bright, zesty, tropical | Kitchen, conservatory | Spring and summer | £4.95 |
| Apple & Cinnamon wax melts | Spiced, fruity, cosy | Kitchen, living room | Autumn and Christmas | £4.95 |
| Fresh Linen wax melts | Clean, light, airy | Bathroom, bedroom, utility room | All year | £4.95 |
| Sandalwood wax melts | Woody, warm, grounding | Living room, study | Autumn and winter | £4.95 |
| Rose wax melts | Classic, romantic floral | Bedroom, dressing table | Spring and summer | £4.95 |
| Snow Angel wax melts | Sweet: bubblegum, candy and marshmallow | Anywhere you want a festive feel | Christmas and winter | £4.95 |
What are the best wax melt scents for Christmas and autumn?
For Christmas, choose Snow Angel for a sweet, festive treat (bubblegum, candy and marshmallow), with Apple & Cinnamon and Vanilla for warmth. For autumn, Apple & Cinnamon, Sandalwood and Vanilla suit cooler evenings. All three Christmas scents together cost £12 with our three-pack offer, which makes an easy festive gift.
For candles to go with them, see our Christmas candle guide and the autumn candle collection.
Which wax melt scent should I choose for a gift if I don't know their taste?
Choose Fresh Linen or Vanilla when you don't know someone's taste. Fresh Linen is clean and light, and Vanilla is warm and familiar; both suit most rooms. Sandalwood is a good woody, unisex choice. Leave strong florals such as Rose for someone you know loves them.
Which wax melt scent is best for the bathroom, bedroom or kitchen?
For the bathroom, choose Fresh Linen or Lavender. For the bedroom, choose Lavender or Rose, and switch off before you sleep. For the kitchen, choose Coconut & Lime or Apple & Cinnamon. Small rooms like bathrooms fill quickly, so one melt is plenty. Never leave the burner on the side of the bath.
Can I smell the scents before I buy?
Yes, at our Christmas market stalls in Gloucestershire, Bristol and the Forest of Dean, you can smell every scent before you buy. Our guide to handmade candles near you lists the 2026 dates and our stockists. Online, the scent table above is the quickest way to choose.
Are wax melts safe?
Wax melts are safe to use when you follow a few rules. Use a purpose-made wax burner on a stable, heatproof surface, never leave it unattended, melt for no more than four hours at a time, and keep it away from children and pets. Melted wax is hot, and a tealight burner has a live flame.
These are the habits UK fire services recommend, as set out by Lancashire Fire & Rescue:
- Only use a wax melter designed for wax melts. Never melt them in a pan, microwave or oven, or put a melt on a flame.
- Never leave a burner unattended, tealight or electric, and don't fall asleep with one on.
- Keep it away from curtains, bedding and furniture, on a stable, heat-resistant surface.
- Switch electric melters off at the socket when you've finished.
- Never add water to hot wax.
- Don't move a burner while the wax is liquid. Wait until it has cooled and set.
Essex County Fire & Rescue adds one more: never heat medical ointments such as VapoRub in a burner, because it is highly flammable. For full candle safety and burning advice, see our soy candle guide.
Can wax melts catch fire?
Yes, wax melts can catch fire if the wax overheats. That's why UK fire services set a four-hour limit and warn that warmers and hot plates can get hot enough for the wax to catch fire. Use a burner made for melts, don't overfill the dish, and never leave it running unattended.
If the wax starts to smoke, switch off or snuff the tealight and let it cool. If wax ever catches light, never throw water on it. Get everyone out and call 999.
Are wax melts bad for you to breathe?
Wax melts aren't smoke-free in every sense. A 2025 study found that fragrance released from scented wax melts reacts with indoor ozone to form very fine particles, at levels comparable to scented candles. The health effects aren't yet known. So use fragrance in moderation: ventilate the room, use one melt and keep sessions short.
The study, by researchers at Purdue University in a test house, was published in Environmental Science & Technology Letters. According to the study record (2025), "terpenes released from scented wax melts react with indoor atmospheric ozone" to form nanoparticles. The authors concluded wax melts shouldn't be seen as a safer alternative to candles, and called for research into whether the particles are harmful.
In the candle study by Salthammer and colleagues (2021, industry-funded), unscented candles emitted only traces of volatile organic compounds, and scented ones more. It concluded that "in most cases, the calculated indoor concentrations were well below the respective guidance and reference values". It didn't test wax melts. If you have asthma or a fragrance allergy, check the CLP label for named allergens and ask your GP if you're unsure.
Are wax melts safe around children?
Wax melts are safe around children only with care. Melts can look like sweets, so store packs out of reach. Keep the burner where small hands can't touch it or pull it over. An electric burner has no flame, but the dish and liquid wax still get hot enough to burn.
Are wax melts safe for dogs and cats?
Many people use wax melts in homes with dogs and cats, but no authoritative source calls any wax melt "pet-safe", so we won't either. Keep burners and packs out of reach, use them in a well-ventilated room, start with one melt, and make sure your pet can leave. Check with your vet if you're unsure.
These are the precautions we'd suggest:
- Keep burners out of reach. According to the PDSA (2026), "a wagging tail knocking over a lit candle" can start a serious fire, and pets can jump onto counters and shelves.
- Choose an electric burner if you'd rather have no open flame where pets roam.
- Give pets a way out, and stop if you notice sneezing, coughing, watery eyes or them avoiding the room.
- Take extra care with cats. According to the US Pet Poison Helpline (2026), "cats lack an essential enzyme in their liver", which makes essential oils such as citrus, peppermint, cinnamon, eucalyptus and tea tree a particular concern. Cats with asthma are at higher risk.
- Be cautious with birds. Birds have very sensitive airways. We couldn't find authoritative vet guidance on wax melts and birds, so ask an avian vet before using any fragranced product near them.
Most research here is about concentrated essential oils, not wax melts, so this advice is precautionary. Read more in the pets section of our soy candle guide. If you'd rather avoid fragrance around your pet altogether, an unscented candle from our sculptural collection gives you the look without the scent.
What should I do if my dog or cat eats a wax melt?
Call your vet straight away, and keep the pack so you can tell them exactly what was eaten. A US vet quoted by Rover UK (2024) warns that "wax can cause gastrointestinal issues and even blockage". The packaging can be a choking hazard too. Don't try to make your pet sick unless your vet tells you to.
Cats need extra care, because a small amount of some fragrance oils can matter. According to VCA Animal Hospitals (2026), with essential oils "only a few licks or a small amount on the skin could be harmful", and you shouldn't induce vomiting. If your cat has licked melted wax or got it on its fur, ring your vet.
How do you clean a wax melt burner?
The easiest way to clean a wax melt burner is to let the wax set, then pop it out in one piece with a gentle push from the edge. Or soak up warm wax with a cotton pad once the heat is off. Then wipe the cool dish with kitchen roll so the next scent starts fresh. Never pour wax down the sink.
| Method | How to do it | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Pop it out when cold | Let the wax set fully, then push gently from the edge | A short spell in the fridge or freezer helps the wax shrink, if your dish is safe for that |
| Soak it up while warm | Melt gently, switch off, then lay a cotton pad or folded kitchen roll on the wax | The wax and dish are hot: use a spoon or tongs, not your fingers |
| Tealight-cup liner | Put an empty tealight's metal cup in the dish before adding melts, then lift it out with the wax | Never light this tealight; it's just a removable liner |
What do you do with old wax melts?
Once a wax melt has lost its scent, let it set, pop it out and put it in your general waste. Never pour liquid wax down the sink or toilet, because it sets in the pipes. If the old wax still has some fragrance, keep it in its pack and melt it again in a smaller room.
Are wax melts better than candles?
Neither is better; they do different jobs. Wax melts are best when fragrance is the point and you like changing scents often. Candles are best when you want light, atmosphere or something lovely to look at. Melts cost less per pack, while a sculptural candle can sit on a shelf for years.
| Wax melts | Candles | |
|---|---|---|
| Main purpose | Fragrance | Light, atmosphere and fragrance, or display |
| Needs | A wax burner | Just a heatproof surface and a match |
| Flame | Optional (none with an electric burner) | Always |
| Changing scent | Easy, swap whenever you like | One scent until it's burned down |
| Price at Flo's | £4.95 for five melts | From £9 for a sculptural candle |
| Keepsake value | Low, they're used up | High, many people keep sculptural candles unlit |
You can always have both: a dog breed or sculptural candle on show, and melts for everyday fragrance. To decide whether to light a shaped candle at all, see our sculptural candles guide, including its section on burning a sculptural candle well.
Do wax melts make good gifts and wedding favours?
Yes. Wax melts are light, post well and cost little, so they suit stocking fillers, Secret Santa and thank-you gifts. They make practical wedding favours too, because guests take them home and use them. A pack of Flo's Candle House melts is £4.95, and any three packs are £12.
Are wax melts a good stocking filler or Secret Santa gift?
Wax melts are one of the easiest small gifts to get right, and they fit a typical Secret Santa budget. A 2024 survey by instantprint of 1,000 UK office workers found 48% budget £5 to £10 per gift. At £4.95 a pack, melts sit comfortably inside that.
For a colleague you don't know well, Fresh Linen or Vanilla is a safe choice. For more ideas, see the Secret Santa and stocking filler sections of our Christmas candle guide, and our gifts under £10.
Which wax melts make the best gift for each occasion?
Match the scent to the moment. Snow Angel suits Christmas, Lavender suits someone who needs to unwind, and Fresh Linen suits a new home. One pack makes a small thank-you; three packs for £12 make a fuller gift. This table gives a starting point:
| Occasion | Scents to try | Gift | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christmas and stocking fillers | Snow Angel, Apple & Cinnamon, Vanilla | One pack, or the Christmas trio | £4.95 or £12 |
| Secret Santa | Fresh Linen, Vanilla, Sandalwood | One pack | £4.95 |
| Teacher or teaching assistant thank-you | Fresh Linen, Lavender | One pack | £4.95 |
| Dog walker or groomer thank-you | Fresh Linen, Coconut & Lime | One pack | £4.95 |
| Housewarming | Fresh Linen, Vanilla, Coconut & Lime | Three packs | £12 |
| Birthday | Their favourite, or Rose and Vanilla | Three packs | £12 |
| Mothering Sunday | Rose, Lavender, Vanilla | Three packs | £12 |
Mothering Sunday 2027 is on Sunday 7 March, according to Office Holidays (undated page). For more birthday ideas, browse our birthday gifts. For a bigger gift for a dog lover, pair melts with a breed candle from our dog breed gift guide.
Can I buy wax melts as a gift?
Yes. Choose the scents you think they'll like: one pack is £4.95, and any three packs are £12 with our automatic offer, mixed however you like. Our packs are melts only, so check they have a wax burner first. These trios work well together:
- The Christmas trio: Snow Angel, Apple & Cinnamon and Vanilla.
- The calm trio: Lavender, Fresh Linen and Sandalwood.
- The bright trio: Coconut & Lime, Rose and Fresh Linen.
Can I send wax melts as a gift straight to someone?
Yes. At checkout, enter the recipient's address as the delivery address and write your note in the free gift message box in the cart. Wax melts are small and light, so they travel well by post. For Christmas, order by Thursday 10 December, or Monday 14 December with Express.
Are wax melts good wedding favours?
Yes, wax melts make good wedding favours because guests actually use them. A melt in your colours and favourite scent goes home and gets used, rather than left on the table. According to the wedding planning platform Bridebook (2026), couples spend around £144 in total on favours, and many favours cost about £1 each.
Can you hire a wax melt favour cart for a wedding?
Yes. Flo's Candle House hires out a styled wax melt favour cart for weddings across South Wales, Bristol, Bath, Gloucestershire and the South West. We deliver, set up and collect everything. Personalised tags, signage and bags or boxes are included, and a 25% deposit secures your date.
| Package | Guests | From | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intimate | Up to 50 | £195 | Colour plus 2 scents |
| Classic | Up to 100 | £295 | Colours plus 4 scents, upgraded styling |
| Grand | 100+ | £395 | 120+ favours, full scent range, planning call |
To check your date, see wax melt favour cart hire. For christenings, new babies and business gifts, read our guide to candle gifts for special occasions.
How should you store wax melts, and do they go off?
Store unused wax melts in their packaging, somewhere cool, dry and out of direct sunlight; a drawer or cupboard is ideal. What changes over time is the fragrance: heat and sunlight can soften the wax and fade the scent. An open pack slowly loses some scent to the air.
Stored well, it's fine to stock up on favourites, for example with the three-pack offer. Keep packs out of reach of children and pets. Soy wax can sometimes develop a slight white bloom on the surface. It's natural and doesn't affect how the melt smells or works.
How do I order wax melts from Flo's Candle House?
Choose your scents in our soy wax melts collection, add one pack for £4.95 or any three for £12, and check out. To send it as a gift, use the recipient's address and add a note.
- Pick your scents using the scent table above, or a trio from our gift ideas.
- Add three packs if you want the £12 offer; you can mix any scents.
- Add a gift message in the free box in your cart, if it's a present.
- Enter the delivery address: yours, or the recipient's.
Ordering and delivery: every pack is made to order and dispatched in 3–5 working days, with free tracked Royal Mail UK delivery and no minimum spend (UK only). The last order date for Christmas is Thursday 10 December, or Monday 14 December with Express (£6.99). See shipping and returns for express delivery and returns.
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Find your favourite
Start with one melt, give it time to build, switch off within four hours, and keep the burner away from pets and children. Then swap scents with the seasons.
