Yankee Candle bargains - Please post your finds here!

sarah1972

sarahscott32 wrote: »

hey i signed up to the newsletter and have been given a code for 25% discount on a new smell of theirs, cherry... im going to give them a go with this discount
can we post codes in this here?

Hi

Codes are not allowed on the grabbit board but feel free to post on the discount codes board.

Sarah x

littlereddevil

I'm getting fed up of yankee candles, I had a tealight go up in big flames last night, and a big jar has cracked! I have quite a stock to use up too.

sarah1972

littlereddevil wrote: »

I'm getting fed up of yankee candles, I had a tealight go up in big flames last night, and a big jar has cracked! I have quite a stock to use up too.

Have you contacted Yankee ?

sarahscott32

sarah1972 wrote: »

Hi

Codes are not allowed on the grabbit board but feel free to post on the discount codes board.

Sarah x

thanks sarah, i have posted the code on the 'codes' board :)x:money:

Murphybear

tiny2811 wrote: »

hi all,
looking into these 'yankee wax melts' instead of candles now , hopefully wont get the black smoke and dont really want plug ins for saftey/cost....
anyone know if they are good/better than candles?
only problem is delivery is more expensive than the actual melt!!

I've been using these for years, I think they are much nicer than the candles. I have a separate draw for them as I have so many (how sad is that:rotfl:). I stock up when I find bargains eg end of season ranges in shops and outlet villages such as Clarks in Somerset have a good range in Clintons, usually half price.

I bought some Portmerion burners for them as they are beautiful to look at (and match my vases;)). Couple of tips - you can reuse the tarts quite a few times before the smell disappears and you can usually get away with cutting them in half. Hope this helps

sarah1972

http://www.internetgiftstore.com/fragrance-of-the-month-t425

Medium Jars reduced from £18.99 to £9.99

Loads of fragrances and loads of stock

simon31leeds

I tried some wax melts from this company but they gave me an allergic reaction for some reason with a rash on my skin from touching the melts to put them in the warmer; not sure what happened and hopefully a one-off but I binned the rest I'd bought - never had that before with Yankee :-(

james3333 wrote: »

i keep getting my posts deleted for some reason!!??
i thanked someone for posting that deliciousmelts.co.uk have 25% off all their scents yesterday and now its gone, and there is no offer code needed so not against forum rules.. really weird... :huh:

mumofnine

I use half a Yankee melt in a glade electric burner, for some reason I get a lot more uses from the melt in the electric burner than I do in a tealights burner xx

deely

mumofnine wrote: »

I use half a Yankee melt in a glade electric burner, for some reason I get a lot more uses from the melt in the electric burner than I do in a tealights burner xx

was it as strong? Apparently the electric ones burn at a lower temperature so the scent is not as strong but lasts longer whereas a tea light burner lasts less but is stronger throw.

mumofnine

deely wrote: »

was it as strong? Apparently the electric ones burn at a lower temperature so the scent is not as strong but lasts longer whereas a tea light burner lasts less but is stronger throw.

I have it on in a room 18 X 18, you can definatly smell them but I agree a lot more subtle, the scent isn't as overpowering, I bought the burner when it was half price at £6 the only downside is that the plug isn't that long so may limit where you put it xx