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I would remind everyone that candles are an excellent and cheap source of light, when you need dimmed evening light. Also, you can cook simple things on plain candle stoves like coffee, tea, eggs and similar and it will save you a lot of money on electricity.
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Don't forget if you are burning candles for light, make sure they are not scented. We have had several power outages where we have had to use candle light and the scents will war with each other and make a totally unfriendly breathing environment.
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You are right and that is why I use unscented candles. I use various candle sizes: from tealights to large pillar candles that lost a long time. I even cook on them when camping.
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