Godonlif US via Amazon[amazon.com] has Godonlif Dimmable Candle Warmer Lamp w/ Timer (Black) on sale for $17.98 - 50% off (automatically applied at checkout) = $8.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.
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Godonlif US via Amazon[amazon.com] has Godonlif Dimmable Candle Warmer Lamp w/ Timer (Black) on sale for $17.98 - 50% off (automatically applied at checkout) = $8.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.
I purchased a warmer earlier in the month from another "brand" but I would say these are all the same product from different "sellers."
These warmers use "GU10" light bulbs that I have never heard of. They are 50W halogen and the product listings I have found say they have 3000 hour life spans (so 125 days). If you plan on using for 8 hours daily in theory they should last a year and cost around $25.
I gave to my spouse for the recent holiday (along with other gifts) and they were pleased.
I purchased a warmer earlier in the month from another "brand" but I would say these are all the same product from different "sellers."
These warmers use "GU10" light bulbs that I have never heard of. They are 50W halogen and the product listings I have found say they have 3000 hour life spans (so 125 days). If you plan on using for 8 hours daily in theory they should last a year and cost around $25.
I gave to my spouse for the recent holiday (along with other gifts) and they were pleased.
I used this to burn left-over candle jar. Very helpful.
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These warmers use "GU10" light bulbs that I have never heard of. They are 50W halogen and the product listings I have found say they have 3000 hour life spans (so 125 days). If you plan on using for 8 hours daily in theory they should last a year and cost around $25.
I gave to my spouse for the recent holiday (along with other gifts) and they were pleased.
These warmers use "GU10" light bulbs that I have never heard of. They are 50W halogen and the product listings I have found say they have 3000 hour life spans (so 125 days). If you plan on using for 8 hours daily in theory they should last a year and cost around $25.
I gave to my spouse for the recent holiday (along with other gifts) and they were pleased.
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