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9 Hour Candles - 3 Pack
UCO
9 Hour Candles - 3 Pack
$4.99
Description

　　9-Hour Candles are specially designed for use in the UCO Candle Lanterns. UCO has developed and designed their 9-hour candles by fine-tuning the wick size and the wax formula to optimize burn time and reduce soot build-up in candle lanterns. Enjoy more light, longer.

　　For use in Original Candle Lantern™, Original Candle Lantern + LED™ and Candlelier® Candle Lanterns or for use in a candle holder.

　　Lanterns sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand Name:
UCO
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
350477
Other Features:
  • Burns 9+ hours per candle
  • Special wax formula optimized for use in UCO Candle Lanterns
  • High-melt temperature minimizes dripping
  • Special wick provides ideal flame
  • Produces heat to reduce condensation
  • Economical source of light
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