Luck o' the Irish!
 

     Shop D’Lites by Dorene and be a winner! Each purchase you make in March comes with a random prize….is the Luck of the Irish on your side?

     Prizes are coupons for future orders and range from free products to free shipping.  Increase your odds! Every order in $15 increments will receive an additional coupon! For example, order one set of tea lights, receive one coupon. Order three sets, receive two coupons!
 

Did you know...?

     A flame is a glowing mixture of gases called combustion. The gases contain oxygen combined with hydrogen, carbon monoxide, or hydrocarbon.
     A candle flame is typical of this. When you light a candle, the heat melts the wax, carrying it and the scent up the wick, then is vaporized into the air.
     A candle flame has three separate zones. The first and innermost zone is composed of air/gas mixture at a very low temperature.
     The second zone is the fire. This luminous portion has hydrogen and carbon monoxide reacting with the oxygen from surrounding air and forms water and carbon dioxide. The temperature is about 590 degrees C. The bright yellow light is created by the carbon action.
     The third section is invisible to most of us—it’s the fume.
     Additional fragrance is released in the pool of melted wax that forms in the center of the candle.
     Please burn your candles safely!