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May 2011  |  Volume 4, Issue 4

TM2Group  ·  9309 136th Ave. ·  Kenosha, WI 53142  ·  262-914-5009

http://www.tm2group.com/  ·  email@tm2group.com 

Dear Candle Lovers:

As we begin this month of May, many of us think of our Mothers and Mother’s Day.  What a great time to celebrate these wonderful women in our lives!  Why not show them how much you appreciate them with a candle?  We have Special Occasion Candles as well as Pillar and Block candles to symbolize how much this special person means to you.

It is also a busy time of year for many of us for 1st Communions, Graduations, Bridal Showers, and Baby Showers.  Not to mention all the end-of-the-year gifts:  coaches, scout leaders, teachers, bus drivers, secretaries, etc.  Candles and accessories found on our site are perfect gifts for any of these occasions.

Lastly, as you decorate and prepare for your evenings in your yard, be sure to view our Tea Light Lanterns; these lanterns are glass or frosted glass coverings.  They can be hung or set on a table.  What a great and peaceful addition to your outdoor enjoyment!

Celebrate this time of year with all those that mean the most to you!

Rose Floating Candle

Rose Floating Candles         Item #Rosefloat      Regular price $ 2.70 /

Sale Price $2.43

No matter how big or small the occasion, floating candles make ideal gifts. Our selection of floating candles supports a wide array of occasions from Valentine's to Independence Day or from Baby Showers to no occasion at all. Our floating candles in particular support many fun holidays with flowers, roses, butterflies, pumpkins, snowflakes, leaves and much more. The floating candles are individually hand-wrapped and labeled. In addition, they make great center pieces when floating in a bowl of water and are sturdy enough to be lit on a dish or dry surface.

  • Measured 3 inches wide.
  • Lightly scented with rose petal fragrance oil.  /  Also available unscented.
  • Each rose measured 3" wide and burn up to 5 hours.
Please note: burn time depends on if you trim the wick and if you keep candles away from draft or wind and if you burn them on a dry dish or in water, or if you get the wick wet.

For safety purposes, any candles should not burn no more than 3 hours at a time.

Available in 7 different colors.
  • Roses--The color of roses means different things for different occasions.
  • Red Roses: Love, Respect, and Courage.
  • Pink Roses or Peach Roses: Gratitude, Appreciation, Admiration, Sympathy
  • Yellow Roses: Joy, Gladness, Freedom, Friendship
People use roses to send a silent and yet extremely important message. Roses are symbols of love and beauty. Roses are widely use in wedding and anniversary decoration.
 
Take a look at the many ideas at http://www.tm2group.com/

To receive an additional 10% discount on your purchase during May, use the code ____.

ABOUT CANDLES:  Tips from the Experts

Few things are as captivating as the soft light and glow of a candle. But there's an art to burning a candle properly and safely. You can generally tell if a candle is burning properly just by looking at it. You should see:

A Calm, Steady Flame

This means that the candle's burning process is in balance. The wick is efficiently pulling up the right amount of wax, which is then being "consumed" by the flame to produce water vapor and carbon dioxide.

No Flickering or Wisps of Smoke

Constant flickering and smoking occur when the teardrop shape of the flame is disturbed. This allows small amounts of unburned carbon particles (soot) to escape from the flame as a visible wisp of smoke.

If too much (or too little) air reaches the candle flame, it will disturb the flame's teardrop shape, causing it to soot. To avoid this, always burn your candles in a well-ventilated room, away from drafts, vents or strong air currents.

No Flare Ups or Leaping Flames p>

A too-long wick can cause a candle flame to grow too long and flare. That's why it is so important to trim the wick to ¼ inch before every use.

Always keep the wax pool free of wick trimmings, matches and other debris that could catch fire from the flame.

If you like to group your candles, make sure they are at least 3 inches apart when burning. Candles placed too closely together can create their own draft and cause the candles to flare.

http://www.candles.org/about_tips.html

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 WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE

BURN CANDLE WITHIN SIGHT. OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND PETS. NEVER BURN CANDLE ON OR NEAR ANYTHING THAT CAN CATCH FIRE. KEEP WICK CENTERED AND TRIMMED TO NO MORE THAN 1/4" AT ALL TIMES TO PREVENT EXCESSIVE FLAME OR SMOKE. DO NOT LET WICK TRIMMINGS, OR OTHER DEBRIS DROP INTO WAX. FOR BEST PERFORMANCE, BURN UNTIL WAX MELTS EVENLY ACROSS CONTAINER, NOT EXCEEDING 4 HOURS. DISCONTINUE USE WHEN ONLY 1/2" OF WAX REMAINS IN BOTTOM. NEVER MOVE A HOT CANDLE! NEVER BURN CANDLE UNATTENDED OR NEAR A DRAFT.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN FIRE HAZARD OR INJURY!

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