Its my first time posting a deal but I like Yankees and when I saw large candles and other items on 3 for 2 and you can use quidco still on their site claiming a 10% boost makes this a bargain
yeah..i much prefer the natural candles which grow from trees :P
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char_71
29 Nov 16#1
I have just purchased 6 large Yankees for £87.96 collecting boots points for £3.48 and if quidco cashback tracks that's £10.55 off making it £12.32 per large yankee, BARGAIN!!!
char_71
29 Nov 16#2
I didn't realise someone had already put this one up quidco offer cashback for gifts to existing customers of 2% and a top up of 10% or so it says on quidcos home page images scrolling through making it 12% you get a slightly higher cashback as a new customer to boots but no advantage points its a different way to look at the deal anyway
tommymcelroy
29 Nov 161#3
Maybe I'm wrong here but I think it has to be a health and beauty or electrical purchase to get the 10% quidco top up. It would just be 2% in my opinion.
happenstance
29 Nov 161#4
Yankee candles are artifcal, nasty smelling and overpriced IMO.
rborob to happenstance
29 Nov 168#5
yeah..i much prefer the natural candles which grow from trees :P
char_71
29 Nov 16#6
quidco have now put up a opt in £10 offer if you shop at any of these h&b retailers which wasn't there before including boots brings the price down even more £10 offer 2% or 5% cashback if new customer or not then boots points too, so many variables just need to find the best stack I think
terriq
29 Nov 16#7
There's always one negative ninny @happenstance :laughing: Hot from me I like these candles and think they last way longer and burn better than others I've tried.
parisp
29 Nov 16#8
I paid £11.54 each in Clintons over Black Friday weekend
Nellster
30 Nov 16#9
You can buy LARGE yankee candles from asda now.. all between £10-£13. Xmas scents..
char_71 to Nellster
30 Nov 16#12
yankee home have not nothing on the full yankee candles though
"I bought this online as a gift for my sons partner. When it arrived the lid had fallen off which really surprised me. The lid doesn't have the usual embossed Yankee logo or weight we all expect from Yankee. Not the usual quality of Yankee, it feels like a poor imitation. If you intend to give as a gift, don't bother."
Mr_Mister
30 Nov 161#10
Why do people spend so much money on Yankee Candles?
Do they last longer or what?
rborob to Mr_Mister
30 Nov 16#11
Just better quality
Mr_Mister
30 Nov 16#13
So do they make less mess?
lola1704
1 Dec 16#14
Can't beat a proper Yankee candle
rborob
1 Dec 16#15
Never had mess from a yankee candle to be honest. Its all in the glass so zero mess. As for the quality, I've always noticed that the scents last all the way down whereas alternatives never seem to smell as strong once they get halfway down
johnjo1
2 Dec 16#16
if you spend £35 you get triple points too (£4.20 worth of points on a £35 spend)
SuffolkLad222
2 Dec 16#17
The scent is within the wax so unless manufacturers mix 2 lots of wax (1 with, 1 without scent) which I very much doubt, there would be no difference.
sarden84
3 Dec 16#19
Try December16 in the voucher section for £10 off any order over £10.00 too
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(tl;dr: they are cheap knock-offs, see the image here: https://groceries.asda.com/product/candles/home-inspiration-by-yankee-candle-large-jar-cherry-vanilla/910002487692)
"I bought this online as a gift for my sons partner. When it arrived the lid had fallen off which really surprised me. The lid doesn't have the usual embossed Yankee logo or weight we all expect from Yankee. Not the usual quality of Yankee, it feels like a poor imitation. If you intend to give as a gift, don't bother."
Do they last longer or what?