CANDELA Tea Candles 75 pcs – White Unscented Paraffin Tea Lights in Aluminum Cups, 3.5-4h Burn Time

Creating a warm, inviting atmosphere often requires many small candles, but buying them individually can be costly and inconvenient. This pack of 75 white unscented tea candles solves that problem by providing a generous supply of reliable, long-burning tea lights in one box. Each candle is made from paraffin wax in a sturdy aluminum cup with a lead-free cotton wick, ensuring a clean, low-smoke burn for approximately 3.5 to 4 hours per candle. Ideal for restaurants, events, home decor, or emergency lighting, these tea lights are drip-free and designed for indoor use, offering consistent performance whenever you need soft, ambient light.

Who is it for

This bulk pack is perfect for hospitality businesses, event planners, restaurants, and homeowners who regularly use tea lights for table settings, lanterns, or decorative displays. It is also a practical choice for emergency preparedness kits, as the long burn time provides reliable light during power outages.

Main features

• 75 white unscented tea candles in aluminum cups
• Approximately 3.5 to 4 hours burn time per candle
• Paraffin wax with lead-free cotton wick for a clean, low-smoke flame
• Drip-free design suitable for indoor use
• Convenient cardboard box packaging for easy storage

Specifications

• Candle type: Tea light
• Quantity: 75 candles
• Wax material: Paraffin
• Wick material: Cotton (lead-free)
• Container material: Aluminum
• Color: White
• Scent: Unscented
• Burn time per candle: 3.5 - 4 hours
• Dimensions per candle: 38 mm diameter x 15 mm height
• Total wax weight: approx. 1.125 kg
• Smoke level: Low smoke
• Drip-free: Yes
• Usage: Indoor
• Package type: Cardboard box

Tips

Always place tea candles on a heat-resistant surface and keep away from drafts, flammable materials, and out of reach of children and pets. Trim the wick to 5 mm before each use to ensure a steady flame and prevent soot. For best results, allow the wax to melt completely across the top during the first burn to avoid tunneling.