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CaseyGirl
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Cordless window candles
Has anyone bought any like this? If so, are you happy with them and where did you get them? How much? This model is from Brookstone. I found it on Amazon, 2 for $9.95. I need it for 12 windows!
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1stimemom
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Re: Cordless window candles
I put them in at christmas, I think I spent @$3.99 each a few years ago and that was from Target, I believe
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| Posted 10/3/08 6:43 PM |
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Re: Cordless window candles
Are these solar? I had something similar and they worked but weren't very bright.
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| Posted 10/3/08 7:36 PM |
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MommyTeffi
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Re: Cordless window candles
I bought these from Christmas Central (also known as Merchant Overstock) last year. Mine go on the ledge. You also could try the Christmas Tree shop.
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| Posted 10/3/08 8:26 PM |
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KLSbear
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Re: Cordless window candles
Posted by Mrs. Patticakes
Are these solar? I had something similar and they worked but weren't very bright.
That's what we found with those that we bought too - looked OK from inside the room, but driving down the street you couldn't even tell they were on.
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| Posted 10/3/08 11:05 PM |
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MrsRivera
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Re: Cordless window candles
I actually wasn't able to find ones that I really truly liked. We got a bunch of plug-in ones for the holidays last year, and DH rigged them up so they were on timers. The timers are pretty cheap if you stock up now...they were $4.95 at Walmart and you could fit two plugs into each.
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| Posted 10/3/08 11:23 PM |
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Goobster
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Re: Cordless window candles
Are those cordless? I have those exact ones with a cord from Fortunoff. You have to turn them on and off which got annoying with so many windows!
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skew
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Re: Cordless window candles
i really wanted the cordless candles but after purchasing, found that they aren't very bright and they have a short battery life. don't prefer (hassle with all the cords) but i now use the sensor plug in ones.
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skew
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Re: Cordless window candles
i really wanted the cordless candles but after purchasing, found that they aren't very bright and they have a short battery life. don't prefer (hassle with all the cords) but i now use the sensor plug in ones.
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Goobster
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Re: Cordless window candles
Posted by skew
i really wanted the cordless candles but after purchasing, found that they aren't very bright and they have a short battery life. don't prefer (hassle with all the cords) but i now use the sensor plug in ones.
That's also why I got plug in ones with a timer built in. B/w shutting them off everyday and dying batteries, I knew I would get disgusted quickly. I got them from Frontgate, and I think they are great!
http://www.frontgate.com/jump.jsp?itemType=PRODUCT&itemID=5106&fromNewSearch=true&mercadoResultId=7&nrpAltSearch=false&altText=null
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CaseyGirl
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Re: Cordless window candles
I have too many windows plus 2 cats, a dog and limited # of outlets...I ordered the ones I found on Amazon. I will try one set out and see how they do, if not good, I will return them...thanks for the input though 
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stickydust
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Re: Cordless window candles
Posted by skew
i really wanted the cordless candles but after purchasing, found that they aren't very bright and they have a short battery life. don't prefer (hassle with all the cords) but i now use the sensor plug in ones.
I had the same problem
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Re: Cordless window candles
QVC sells some that automatically go on at dusk and turn off at dawn. www.qvc.com
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JodiBabe
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Re: Cordless window candles
would love the corded sensor ones....where can I find these?
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Goobster
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Re: Cordless window candles
Posted by JodiBabe
would love the corded sensor ones....where can I find these?
I posted a link above to Frontgate's ones with a built in timer (no sensor though).
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Kissy331
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Re: Cordless window candles
I don't have the cordless ones but I do have the ones that are on an internal 8 hour timer. They are wonderful! I use them year round & even have a batch that are 3 years old & used everyday...
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MarisaK
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Re: Cordless window candles
I bought cordless sensor ones from Lands End last year - They're not bright at all ........I was SO disappointed. - But the corded ones are a PITA for where I want to put them -
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| Posted 10/6/08 9:44 AM |
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skew
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Re: Cordless window candles
bought mine at target
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Re: Cordless window candles
Posted by skew
i really wanted the cordless candles but after purchasing, found that they aren't very bright and they have a short battery life. don't prefer (hassle with all the cords) but i now use the sensor plug in ones.
Same here
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