Yankee Candle small size 39p in Home Bargains and 19p for tarts

nico26

Thanks Op Did buy some but they are definately not the same as the more expensive ones. I am getting hardly any scent from mine. Either they are old stock or a cheaper version. Still good value at the price.

Hsl500

I know when first lit mine took ages to smell but now can smell it even if not lit, think just needed a while to start it up
Hth

grumpys1daughter

Raven wrote: »

The store up in Abbeycenter beside Matalan had them.


Raven

Thanks Raven will look today

sammymumof2

which are the small ones? ae they the ones in the tumberlers? does anyone have a link to something simlar. thanks

youaremysunshine_2

@sammy - no, their not in the jars, just the small candles - i cant post links im afraid (newbie)

Star

I was able to get some of the lilac petals samplers, they smell lovely. For those who have the samplers, if you take the wick out and cut them in half, then stick half in a tart burner, you will get a far better throw.

PudseyDB

Thanks for the head-up :T

I took my daughter to the branch in Morley this morning and she got some beach towel and linen voltives. They also had the lilac petals and fresh eucalyptus voltives in stock, but no tarts.

handsewn

Got a few candles from Home Bargains, they are packaged under the Yankee Candle 'Simply Home' range (not the usual range that comes from most of the stores that sell them full price) We bought Fruit Punch and Linen from Sunderland branch.

The tarts are definately the best of the entire Yankee range and smell fantastic when used with their burners but unfortunately they had sold out!

BargainJunky

Loads of the 39p Yankee candles in Chelmsley Wood this morning - lilac petals, beach towel, white linen, eucaliptus(spelling?) and a new one fruit punch. They must have had more stock in as there was only lilac tarts earlier in the week.

johanne

Only lilac petals left in Old Swan Liverpool today but plenty of them