Are Luminara Candles Non Toxic?

DooneyGal2 · ‎04-09-2010

Hi,
I was wondering, does anyone know if Luminara Candles are non toxic? I can't find info on it anywhere, including on their website - I did see on a Google search that they're "safe for children and pets", so I'm thinking perhaps they are (non toxic)?
Thanks so much for any help!

Desertdi · ‎03-13-2010

The candle "may" be......but what about the battery?

♥Surface of the Sun♥

beach-mom · ‎03-09-2010

@DooneyGal2 - DH is a veterinarian. We no longer burn "real" candles, but our home is filled with Luminara. I'm sure he would have said no if he was concerned about what they are made from.

DooneyGal2 · ‎04-09-2010

@beach-mom wrote:
@DooneyGal2 - DH is a veterinarian. We no longer burn "real" candles, but our home is filled with Luminara. I'm sure he would have said no if he was concerned about what they are made from.

@beach-mom Thank you! I appreciate it!

rockygems123 · ‎06-04-2012

@beach-mom wrote:
@DooneyGal2 - DH is a veterinarian. We no longer burn "real" candles, but our home is filled with Luminara. I'm sure he would have said no if he was concerned about what they are made from.

@beach-mom. Was the decision to stop burning real candles because of the scents and soot?

I was with a friend at Costco today and he passed on the scented plug ins. His house normally is overloaded with scent and he realized some deodorizers may may be somewhat toxic. I fully agree.

beach-mom · ‎03-09-2010

@rockygems123 wrote:
@beach-mom wrote:
@DooneyGal2 - DH is a veterinarian. We no longer burn "real" candles, but our home is filled with Luminara. I'm sure he would have said no if he was concerned about what they are made from.
@beach-mom. Was the decision to stop burning real candles because of the scents and soot?

I was with a friend at Costco today and he passed on the scented plug ins. His house normally is overloaded with scent and he realized some deodorizers may may be somewhat toxic. I fully agree.

@rockygems123 - Burning paraffin releases toxic fumes that can harm their lungs. Also, pets have a higher sense of smell than humans. Essential oils, like the ones you find in "spa" type candles, can bother cats and cause respiratory problems.