The smoke from candles are NOT good for you and could potentially inflame your lungs after a lengthy exposure of about 10 or more seconds. There are chemicals in the wax of the candles that cause this reaction.
Purchase Soy candles that burn smoke free.....Enjoy!! No soot!!
It's actually the wick that is most important when discussing candles. Find candles that have a wick with a high zinc content, they produce less smoke. Also, keeping the wick trimmed short will reduce the amount of smoke the candle produces.
The candles emit smoke into the air , which repells the insects
no because if there are candles more smoke come.I hope that answered your question :)Answered by:PeaceLove2622
No, candles are not likely to have any effect on your allergies, unless you are allergic to either the scent or to the smoke, at which point they wil make your allergies worse.
Here a carbon compound is burning which eventually leads to the formation of smoke. That said, all candles create smoke, but depending on how they are made, some smoke much more than others.
yes because it releases smoke and you inhale all of the fumes in your house.
One can find good deals for scented candles at most candle shops. These shops include Bath and Body Works, Yankee Candle Stores, and Candles by Victoria.
Do white candles burn at a different rate than colored and/or decorated candles?
7/22/09 Yes, I have purchased a good amount of candles from Candles by Victoria.com. I have burned many different brands of candles and nothing has compared to Candles by Victoria. The candles are very fragrant and the owner is very nice. They are the only candle I will ever spend my money on. She offers a very good variety of candles and tarts and offers over 500 scents!!! I highly recommend Candlesbyvictoria.com
You can breathe the smoke but it would be first hand to all those in proximity. well if you mean could you get cancer from it like cigarettes , no you cant cuz its just smoke it doesnt have the toxins & poisons that cigarettes have
I suggest purchasing one of those "Odor Eaters". They take the smell out. Also, lighting scented candles, sanitizing walls/floors/hard surfaces with bleach will do wonders. If there is carpet - get it out! the smoke will stay in the carpet forever.