Pack of 4 LED flickering tea lights, with batteries included, also available in green. Much safer alterative for Halloween carved pumpkins, just tried them and they really do flicker, look realistic and glow for about 10-12 inches each way. Found in Chelmsford store.
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HOTPOT
13 Oct 157#14
You can't hold a candle to the real thing.
madmackem
13 Oct 153#21
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frizzyhead
12 Oct 15#1
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MR GUS
12 Oct 151#4
Any chance of a pic of them in action please?
frizzyhead to MR GUS
12 Oct 15#6
I did try but my camera on my tablet isn't the greatest, didn't show up very well and didn't look very good, just looked bright white when it's more orange and couldn't see how far it glowed very well. Will try again later with digital camera that has more settings, but might not get chance to do that until tomorrow. The picture from the website with the 4 out the packet is the right colour that the flame lights up, clear when turned off. When I tried it in the dark it glowed orange fairly bright for about 6 inches and continued to glow for nearly a foot each way total, flickers gently not flashing and looks like a real tea light would. Hope this helps in the meantime :smiley:
haritori
12 Oct 15#5
Question is how long do they last? Ive had cheap ones before and they last about 1-2 hours max! worse than tealights.
But I bought these off amazon.. last year, they are brilliant for pumpkins, and last about 24-36 hours of continuous use. a replacement set of batteries is about £1.50 so after initial outlay its much better than the cheapo's
frizzyhead
12 Oct 15#7
They take CR2032 3v batteries
jonesinamillion
12 Oct 15#8
Missus got some last year...
Complained to me that they must have a dodgey connection :confused:
I should have encouraged her to take them back for a refund :laughing:
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But I bought these off amazon.. last year, they are brilliant for pumpkins, and last about 24-36 hours of continuous use. a replacement set of batteries is about £1.50 so after initial outlay its much better than the cheapo's
Complained to me that they must have a dodgey connection :confused:
I should have encouraged her to take them back for a refund :laughing:
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