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[ANewHue]

I've been tempted on quite a few occasions to purchase one of these with the battery operated candles inside BUT how do you them inside? It is my understanding that they don't open and the candle is attached.

[Susan Louise]

Is there a specific luminary you are talking about? Or are there specific ones you have been wanting?

There are LOTS of various luminaries...some have candles that are attached like the Luminara Churchill Lantern (H202047), and others are removable like VPH's ceramic hurricane (H202090). View the pics/videos for both as examples

[ANewHue]

On 3/19/2015 Susan Louise said:

There are LOTS of various luminaries...some have candles that are attached like the Luminara Churchill Lantern, and others are removable like VPH's ceramic hurricane. Are there specific ones you have been wanting?

I was looking at the bunny and duck yesterday but I understand they don't open and dust has to get on the inside at one point. Thanks.

[GCR18]

I haven't had any dust issues with enclosed luminaries. I guess you could use the vacuum so it blows air and blow any dust out or if you have a keyboard dust tool.

[this is my nic]

On 3/19/2015 ANewHue said: I've been tempted on quite a few occasions to purchase one of these with the battery operated candles inside BUT how do you them inside? It is my understanding that they don't open and the candle is attached.

Quite frankly, I do not understand your question.

[ANewHue]

On 3/19/2015 di-mc said:

On 3/19/2015 ANewHue said: I've been tempted on quite a few occasions to purchase one of these with the battery operated candles inside BUT how do you them inside? It is my understanding that they don't open and the candle is attached.

Quite frankly, I do not understand your question.

Clean the inside, if they don't open.

[Marsha2003]

You can unfasten the scr*ws, remove the candle and its battery box and rinse off the ceramic part.

[Susan Louise]

On 3/19/2015 Marsha2003 said:

You can unfasten the scr*ws, remove the candle and its battery box and rinse off the ceramic part.

Great tip Marsha2003!

[ANewHue]

On 3/19/2015 Marsha2003 said:

You can unfasten the scr*ws, remove the candle and its battery box and rinse off the ceramic part.

Thanks Marsha, wasn't sure if you could I guess it's a go now.

[Marsha2003]

On 3/19/2015 Marsha2003 said:

You can unfasten the scr*ws, remove the candle and its battery box and rinse off the ceramic part.

Just to be perfectly clear, I've never actually done this with the ceramic pieces, but the picture on the listing looks like it is possible. I do it all the time with my metal lanterns that have similar construction.