can you use this to make an outdoor candle?
71406
I would not use it in a candle as heat does destroy some of the elements of essential oils. I would recommend buying a cold evaporatin diffuser instead. You can buy one that operates with batteries if you don't have an outdoor outlet where you want to use it. However if there is a breeze placement is important.
191013
Yes, it could be used outdoors. It would deteriorate quickly because it is not designed to be weatherproof. I do not think you would be happy with the heat output because you would lose the combustion gases which have most if the heat. I would look for a radiant heater for this application.
900061
I would not recommend it. It is nice outside for looks. It gives off a little heat but could not be used to keep warm. Open fire in an inclosed area is not a good idea.
1482082
Yes...It would work fine. I use my warmer for candles only...They are each made of glass.
637544
Sure, there is no reason you could not. It fits into the space of a single pole switch. I have installed several outdoor boxes for outdoor lighting, the timer switch would work fine - I didn't do it, but no chance of any problems.
1552282
I don't know if it can be used outdoors, but I would not try it. I don't think the paint/coating would hold up very well in the elements, and the lamp base is frosted but still see-through, so if bugs or dirt got inside, you would definitely see it.
353356
Yes, it would work, as long as you don't mind only a 1/2" of plate showing around the candle. The plates actually are 4 1/2" across. It won't fit down into the recessed part of the plate though. They are really nice plates.
698903
I do not think this is for use outdoors--I believe is is for indoor use only but you could check with the manufacturer.
1123882
I would say these are just for indoor use only this company does make some candles that you can use outdoors
1952896
It is cast iron, so you should be able to, but it will most likely ruin the paint where the flame touches it.
1600034
It has to be used outdoors due to the fact that when the flame hits the fake logs it causes soot It would work without the fake logs
571956
No it can be used for outdoor tanning as well and will rapidly increase ur tanning rate outdoors but be careful there is no spf in this so u can get easily burnt without a base tan
2020040
I use it to boost some Lemongrass soap. It works great for that. Two or three drops, really gives the soap a nice smell. for the base we are using is a lemongrass soap from Pass Christian soap. It works great in a foamer, so the soap goes a long way since you use mostly water in the foamer. I don't think it would hurt to try it in candles - although I know nothing about candlemaking. I would think it would give candles a nice lemongrass smell.
1654651
I didn't use the one I bought so I returned it. But... I wouldn't hesitate to use it outside, as long as you wrap the connections (each end) with electrical tape, or better yet use heat shrink tubing. We used lights under the toe kick of the island in our kitchen. This cord was to be the connector from one side to another, but instead we just continued the LED lights thru the cabinetry to get to the other side. Hope this helps.
356435
I don't know about outside use. It did not come in a box with warnings or instructions. I would hesitate to use it outdoors for that reason. It looks like an indoor product and I used it in a floor lamp. Sorry I can't be more help.
691375
No, I wouldn't use this outdoors. I would buy a grounded timer specifically rated for outdoor use.
122636
I would NOT put a flame candle in here, it is made of paper. There is no platform to place a candle either; intended for string lights or battery operated flameless candles.