Wickford & Co. Jar Candles Luxury Fragrance for Home in Different Flavours 18oz (Mulled Wine)

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Since 2019, she roams around the world, from London to Rome and shares her knowledge about makeup, scented candles, travel, blogging and the digital nomad lifestyle. As I said, quick overview of the Wickford and Co candles at Home Bargains; I’m overall absolutely thrilled about these scented candles.

My longest experience with the Wickford and Co votives was with the Mango Coconut cooler, which I found to be a little bit weak, even when I was burning it about a meter away from me. At the time of writing, we are approaching both Halloween and Christmas seasons, so I’ve been able to find autumn and Christmas scented candles from the Wickford and Co brand.which is pretty amazing given that you have literally 95 hours of burn time with the large jars of the Wickford and Co candles. The great thing about Wickford and Co candle scents at Home Bargains is that they change according to the season. One look at the label under the votives I got in the Wickford and Co candle sets showed me that Wickford and Co is made in China or in Poland depending on the candle, by TJ Morris Ltd. One thing to note, while the candle sets are made in China, I’ve seen under the Gingerbread candle that it is made in Poland.

Some time ago, I showed you all the best Home Bargains candle brands available at Home Bargains, from Wickford and Co candles to Crackle Wick, Yankee Candle, and even Woodwick candles. Today, I thought I’d do a quick overview of the Wickford and Co candles at Home Bargains, which I showed you in my Home Bargains candle haul a few days ago and have been burning for some time now. To be honest, if you look for information about the brand Wickford and Co candles online, it will be pretty hard to understand who makes it.Since the type of wax used in the Wickford and Co isn’t specified anywhere – neither on the candles nor on Home Bargains online, I have not been able to figure out what type of wax is used; soy, coconut, or paraffin. Anyway, at least you’ve got a bit more information about the Home Bargains candles now, and if you’d like to learn about more amazing candle brands, I’ll leave a few posts for you to read below.