Colorful Long Chanukah Candles - Standard Size Diameter Fits Most Menorahs - Premium Quality Wax - Assorted Colors - 45 Count For All 8 Nights of Hanukkah - by Ner Mitzvah

Every year, I purchase candles for my Menorah, all of which state that they are dripless. However, this is not the case. I'm pleased to report that these candles are truly dripless, and I'll be using them every year!.

Jameson HUMPHRIES

| Aug 16, 2021

We were in desperate need of candles, so we turned to Amazon for help. They came quickly, were well-packaged, and appeared to be in good condition. When we lit them, the wax melted too quickly and spilled all over the place. There were a couple of candles that had tiny embers pop out of them (over the course of 8 days), which was a little concerning. I regret to inform you that I will not be purchasing these products again. It takes a lot for me to leave a bad review (I don't always leave reviews), but with the rapid melting and wax mess, as well as the couple of times we saw those embers pop, I felt compelled to say something.

Hezekiah Oliver

| Aug 06, 2021

Almost half of the candles (almost all of the blue ones) are shattered. They can't sit properly in the menorah and/or drip wax all over the place, and gently bending the candles back into a semblance of straightness just breaks them. There's not much I can do now, given that I can't get new candles because the holiday season has already begun. Except this is the last time I'll buy this brand!.

Josue Miranda

| Jul 30, 2021

They were the best Chanukah candles I'd seen in a long time. br> My only complaint was that they drip a lot when you first light them, which isn't a big deal unless you need to use the chamus candle to light the rest of them and you're trying to avoid hot wax dripping on your hand or fingers, as well as when you put the candle back in its holder. Otherwise, when lit, they look lovely and last for a long time, giving you plenty of opportunities to enjoy them. I'm going to place another order.

Eloise HILTON

| Jun 27, 2021

When you look at the data, you'll notice a three-color box. two shades of blue and white They're white and purple when they arrive. They won't fit in the Menorah's base because they're too small. To make them stand up, I'll have to use beeswax or something similar in the base. According to the advertisement, it will fit most Menorahs. The product was a huge letdown.

Marleigh Chandler

| Jan 08, 2021

These aren't as flashy as more expensive candles, but I believe they burn just as well. They have a nice thickness to them. They were used in a menorah with candles that were not too close together. They didn't drip, burned for over an hour, and melted completely (I only had to remove a small piece of wick to clean them). The amount of time a candle burns and how much it drips is greatly influenced by its proximity. Candle performance is influenced by room drafts as well. Trimming the wicks and ensuring that they are straight up at the time of lighting is also beneficial. If any are bent, gently straighten them by holding them in the palm of your hand.

Zariyah Kuhn

| Jun 12, 2021

They're lovely in general. I haven't yet burned them (due to the fact that it isn't yet Hanukkah), so I'm not sure how well they will burn. The only thing I didn't like about them was that they weren't all perfectly straight; in fact, most of them were slightly curved. It was almost as if they had been kept in an overly warm environment, causing them to become soft and wonky.

Cecelia Donahue

| Apr 13, 2021

The majority of the candles you buy are clearly made with one goal in mind: to make money for the manufacturer. These candles were actually made fairly well, display nicely for a time, and burn down without giving the impression that they were attempting to burn down the house (although you should still be cautious because candles are a technology dating back to the dawn of man). In any case, these candles are quite nice compared to those sold in religious stores or supermarkets.

Sebastian Huang

| Feb 11, 2021