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Battery Operated Candles vs Traditional Candles

Do you love the ambiance that candles create but worry about the safety of your home or business? Do you find that you constantly have to replace your candles and buy new ones? Does the mess of melted wax and soot stop you from enjoying candle light? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then I recommend you consider battery operated candles.

Over the past few years, the technology of battery operated candles has come a long way. Nowadays, it is almost impossible to tell the difference between the glow of a traditional candle and that of a battery operated candle. Using a microchip to control one or more small LED lights, these candles create a flickering glow that mimics a dancing candle flame.

There are many types on the market, it is important to carefully review the specifications of the candle. Many battery operated candles are made from real wax and appear almost identical to a traditional candle. With such a wide variety, it is best to compare different types at an online shop, to discover which is best suited to your needs.

The benefits of battery operated candles are endless. The most significant being much improved safety. If you have children or pets, you often can't afford to have a naked flame around the house.

Statistics from the U.S. Fire Administration show that "candles cause an estimated 15,600 fires in residential structures, 1270 injuries, $539 million in estimated direct property damage and 150 DEATHS per year!"

Let's have a closer look at these stats and find out how battery operated candles could save you your life!

-"Over half (55%) of home candle fires start because the candle is too close to some combustible material." As battery operated candles have no actual flame and emit almost no heat at all, they are perfectly safe to use in and around any kind of material without the risk of fire.

-"Falling asleep is a factor in 12% of home candle fires, 26% of associated deaths and half of all civilian candle fire deaths occur between Midnight and 6am." It can be derived from this stat that many deaths are caused by people falling asleep while their candles are burning. As the candle reaches the end of its life in the early hours of the morning, and the wax melts away, the fire spreads. Battery operated candles never melt away. In fact many of them have a timer function, which means you can set it to turn on at a specific time of the day, operate for 4-5 hours, turn itself off and repeat the process day after day. As there is no real flame, they are safe to fall asleep with.

-"December is the peak month for candle fires; Christmas is the peak day." Candles are an important part of Christmas for many of us, but do you really want your Christmas day to turn into a tragedy as a result of a candle fire? Battery operated candles come in a huge variety, including Christmas candles.

-"Young children and older adults have the highest risk from candle fires." This speaks for itself really. Do you want naked flame and hot wax in the hands of your curious child? Do you feel comfortable knowing your elderly family or friends use candles? Battery operated candles are no more dangerous than a small torch, with all the benefits of traditional candles, taking the worry away from candlelight.

As you can see, while traditional candles are great, they can be messy, costly and dangerous. By switching to battery operated candles you will save money. It is much more cost effective to buy one battery operated candle and recharge the batteries than it is to buy countless traditional candles which last only hours. You can enjoy the relaxing, glowing flicker of a flame, without the worry!

With such a huge range, the internet really is the best place to compare different styles and decide which is best for you. I have found that http://battery-operatedcandles.com is a great website to help you choose and purchase your candles. So what are you waiting for? Discover why so many people are moving away from the traditional candle by looking into  battery operated candles today.

About the Author

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Prof. Shakahshiri's Battery-Operated Chemical Reaction, 2010