24 beeswax tea lights made of pure beeswax, handmade directly by the beekeeper

• BIENENZAUBER Tea lights made of high-quality pure beeswax, with the extraordinary and unique beeswax fragrance for a pleasant and atmospheric atmosphere
• Production and production: all our beeswax products are made by hand, here in beautiful Aschaffenburg
• For our environment, we do not use aluminium shell or plastic for the tea lights
• Long burning time: depending on local conditions, our beeswax tea lights burn approx. 4 hours
• The fragrance of natural beeswax directly from the beekeeper unfolds a warm atmosphere and a natural beeswax smell when burning

Product description Bienenzauber Premium beeswax tea lights of the highest class made from pure beeswax, sustainable, made with love. In our small factory, the tea lights are poured and processed by hand. We only use high quality pure beeswax for our candles and tea lights. The candles produce a bright, warm light. They spread a pleasant beeswax scent for a great atmosphere. The beeswax The wax of bees has special properties. It has a higher calorific value than conventional candles made from paraffin or palm oil. The disadvantage, they therefore need more oxygen for combustion and are therefore only very conditionally suitable for warmers or for keeping tea warm. Also, the tea lights should only be burned in suitable tea light glasses, if the glasses are too high, they can soot or the wax heats up so that it burns completely. If the beeswax candles form a white veil, this is not a defect, but a sign of quality beeswax. You can simply rub the veil away or blow it lightly with a hair dryer, then the veil goes away. Environmentally conscious and sustainability. Our candles are made only pure beeswax. We do not use aluminium or plastic. We only use paper and cardboard to pack the tea lights. Safety Warning Keep out of reach of children. Burn on a heat-resistant surface. Do not leave unattended. Keep away from flammable materials. Discontinue use if the flame gets too high or if smoke is observed.