Candles and Reed diffusers

[Loulou127]

Which range do you all use, I can’t afford Jo Malone and I’ve tried St Eval Bay and Rosemary and that was far too strong, I’m looking for something with a flowery scent, I love the ground cover jasmine in the grounds at SSR if anyone has found that scent, what would you recommend?

[whlparkstone]

I am following this thread as I have a candle addiction. I am currently burning a wood wick candle, but it is a crackle effect and dh is getting annoyed by the noise. I normally just go for Yankee candles, but am always on the lookout for new brands to try.

I always go for food smelling scents, Pain Aux Raisin is my fave but it has been discontinued

[Anne]

Try the Aldi ones. They are copy Jo Malone.

[Loulou127]

Originally Posted by Anne

Try the Aldi ones. They are copy Jo Malone.

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Anne, which Aldi one do you use?

[caj]

Originally Posted by Loulou127

Anne, which Aldi one do you use?

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I used Aldi white linen. I also filled it up with water after it had gone dry. That kept it going for a while.

[archibald]

I quite liked the Aldi No1 candles when they were on special buy, however as with everything aldi they're not as good as they used to be, but still ok. I really miss the old aldi.

No 1 is lime, basil & mandarin

[floridasgirl]

The Aldi ones are ok but I think the candles burn quite quickly.
I bought a candle from M&S which I thought was a very good price. Burns better than the Aldi one and has a nice smell.

[EssexSue]

I have the Aldi reeds they are great. As usual Jo Malone has stopped doing the fragrance I liked best.
Best value for money reeds are Molton Brown, not cheap but so long lasting.

[Itsabunthing]

I normally use Yankee Candles but on a whim splurged a whole £3.50 on a Primark reed diffuser. It smells lovely and lasted for about 4 weeks in a large room. Was very impressed.

[kathrynmc]

I’m sure someone on here used to make and sell Disney inspired wax melts. Can’t remember what they were called

They used to put adverts on here somewhere