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dragonballyee

soy candles! cool. my girlfriend would love them methinks. how long do they last for? and how overpowering is the scent? is it like walking past a candlestore in the mall? or more subtle?

i only have 1 bike, a hardtail mountain bike, but i'd like me a cylocycle - sweet.

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Thanks for the note. The little white bungalower asked me to respond - hope that is acceptable blog etiquette. The candles come in two sizes - 4oz and 8oz and the 4's last about 30hrs and the bigs about 70hrs. The scent is such that either candle will fill a room(and maybe the one next to it), but not to the point that you are gagging. We have a ton of different scents, so let us know what your girlfriends favorites are and we'll match you up that way - or you could go to our ebay auction http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=4331304054&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT

to see all of the scents we offer.

Keep the rubber side down - hardtail is the only tail!

David

meg

I only have two bikes...one mountain and one road. Long time lurker....

I am really interested in finding out about pricing for a larger order - I will be getting married next year and I am looking for some fun (and eco-friendly) favors. The kimono bags just put the finishing touch! Please email me!

mipmup

oooo! i wanna take some of those off of your hands! are you selling your kimono items, too?

Anne

Very cool. Good for you for pursuing your hobbies and making them work. I think that their uniqueness is their biggest selling point. I make jewelry, but so does half the rest of the world, so I have too much built-in competition.

Good luck with the candles and kimonos!

SAJ

I'm so excited! I can't wait to see the final candle product with stickers!

Jeff

Soy candles- that is very cool. My wife has always wanted to make candles. I better keep her away from here or she'll get excited and I'll have 600 candles in my home too.

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