I burn Yankee candles only as well. I use the cinnamony/spice scents in the fall and winter and the the tropical/citrusy ones in the spring and fall- I can only use the food smelling ones or my husband snneezes his head off and is in misery.
Poll: Candle Scents in your home
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texasgirl
Master Chef
pdswife said:as grumpy as mine has been lately... we might just be. lol
texasgirl
Master Chef
Hey, you yankee candle people. Ever burned Storm watch? I would like to get this, but, only if it's a subtle smell. It says it's the smell just before a storm. I LOVE THAT SMELL!!
Nevermind. I just ordered a stupid candle. I can't believe I just did that!! See what you did to me?? :O)
I sent it up here at work. DH will never know. I handle the checkbook, dummy, hehe!!
Once I see what it smells like, I'll get my sister to get it for me when she goes.
Nevermind. I just ordered a stupid candle. I can't believe I just did that!! See what you did to me?? :O)
I sent it up here at work. DH will never know. I handle the checkbook, dummy, hehe!!
Once I see what it smells like, I'll get my sister to get it for me when she goes.
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Piccolina
Executive Chef
Hard one to decide on...I tend to pick up scents in the pumpkin pie/cinnamon/spice & vanilla family. I just adore any scent that makes me think of my favourite season; autumn.
Claire
Master Chef
Glad to know I'm not the only one -- only unscented. Especially in the dining room (my main lighting in my dining room is a real chadalier). I don't like anything perfum-y when I'm cooking or eating, which given a choice, I'm doing just about any time you'd think of lighting a candle!!!
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