Description
- Harvest time! American Soy Candle's Apple Orchard scented soy wax candle fills your space with the crisp, fresh smell of McIntosh apples!
- Great candles with a great mission! Made with pride by visually impaired artisans, American Soy Candles bring you all the benefits of a clean-burning soy candle, while helping to support an excellent cause! Perfect for gifting this holiday season!
- American Soy Candles are 100% Soy Wax, and are hand-poured at Industries for the Blind, Inc., in West Allis, Wisconsin. Proudly Blind Made in the USA! Our candles are also environmentally friendly as they are dye-free, all natural, and packaged in recyclable materials.
- Take your time! Our tumbler jar soy candles burn for approximately 45 hours, so you will have plenty of time to enjoy your favorite scent.
- What are the benefits of a soy candle? Soy candles are cleaner burning than paraffin candles because they don't contain any toxins, carcinogens, or pollutants. Soy candles are less likely to trigger allergies and have no residual soot. Soy candles are also longer lasting than traditional paraffin candles. Soy wax burns much cooler than paraffin wax, which means you will get to enjoy your soy candle for 35-50% longer than a paraffin equivalent. Soy candles are environmentally friendly, and help to stimulate the economy. The soybeans used to make the wax, are both a renewable resource, and biodegradable; while supporting local farmers, they are also helping to minimize the environmental impact.
Harvest time! American Soy Candle's Apple Orchard scented soy wax candle fills your space with the crisp, fresh smell of McIntosh apples! Made from 100% soy wax, this 8.5 ounce tumbler candle burns slower and cooler than a typical paraffin candle. Our eco-friendly candle is dye free, and made from renewable resources. Each candle has a uniquely crafted, strong scent and burns for approximately 45 hours. Proudly Blind Made in the USA at Industries for the Blind, Inc., each candle is hand poured by a visually impaired artisan.
