Unscented Tealight Candles 8 Hour Burn Bispol — Pack of 50

A pack of 40 unscented tealight candles, each with approximately eight hours of burn time. Made in the EU from quality paraffin wax with a cotton wick and a standard aluminium cup. These are reliable, long-burning tealights for everyday use — in oil burners, candle holders, lanterns, and anywhere a small, steady flame is needed. What You Get Eight hours per tealight is well above average. Standard tealights typically burn for three to four hours. These last roughly twice as long, which means fewer replacements during an evening and better value over time. Unscented wax that works anywhere without adding fragrance. Use them in oil burners (where the tealight heats a separate fragrance oil or wax melt), in candle holders, inside lanterns, or simply on a heat-safe surface. 40 tealights per pack. At one candle per evening, that is over five weeks of daily use. For an oil burner used a few times a week, a single pack lasts months. Standard aluminium cups fit all tealight holders, oil burners, lanterns, and candle displays designed for tealights. The cups contain the melted wax and make cleanup simple — lift out and dispose of the spent cup. EU-made using current production methods and quality wax. The cotton wick produces a clean, steady flame with minimal soot. Wax, Wick, and Cup Paraffin wax in a pressed aluminium cup with a cotton wick secured at the base. The wax fills the cup to a standard depth, giving the eight-hour burn time its fuel. The flame is small and steady — typical tealight size — and the aluminium cup gets warm but not dangerously hot under normal use. Each tealight is the standard 38mm diameter, fitting all conventional tealight holders and oil burners. How to Use Tealights Well For oil burners and wax melt warmers, place a single tealight in the burner's base. The flame heats the dish above, which melts the oil or wax and releases fragrance into the room. Eight-hour tealights are particularly useful here because they keep the burner active for a full evening without swapping candles. In holders and lanterns, the aluminium cup sits flat and stays put. The cup contains all the melted wax, so there is no dripping or spillage to clean up — just remove the spent cup when the candle is finished. On open surfaces, always use a heat-safe dish or tray beneath the tealight. The aluminium base transmits heat downward, and over eight hours that is enough to mark wood or laminate surfaces. A small ceramic plate, a piece of stone, or a dedicated candle tray solves this. Do not move a tealight while it is burning or while the wax is still liquid. The hot wax inside the cup can spill and cause burns. Let it cool and solidify before handling. Where Tealights Work Tealights are the most versatile candle format. They fit oil burners, tealight holders (ceramic, glass, metal, stone), hurricane lanterns, paper lantern bags, decorative jars, bathroom ledges, and floating arrangements. A line of tealights along a mantelpiece, a windowsill, or a garden path creates an easy, effective atmosphere with very little effort. Because they are small and self-contained, tealights are also the safest candle format for everyday use. The flame is short, the wax pool is contained, and the aluminium cup prevents contact between hot wax and surfaces. Common Questions How long does each tealight actually burn? Approximately eight hours under normal conditions. This is a long-burn tealight — roughly twice the duration of a standard three-to-four-hour tealight. Will these work in my oil burner? Yes. These are standard 38mm tealights in aluminium cups. They fit all conventional oil burners and wax melt warmers. The eight-hour burn time means you will not need to replace the tealight during a normal evening session. Are these tealights scented? No. They are completely unscented, which is what you want for oil burners — a scented tealight would conflict with whatever fragrance oil or wax melt you are heating above it. For standalone use, the unscented format also suits dining tables and fragrance-sensitive spaces. How many tealights come in a pack? 40 tealights per pack. Can I use these outdoors? Yes, but they need wind protection. Place them inside a lantern, a hurricane glass, or a jar. An exposed tealight flame will flicker and die in even light wind.