BOLSIUSIvory Pillar Candles – 2x6 Unscented Candle Set of 20 – Dripless, Smokeless, and Clean Burning Household Dinner Candles – Perfect for Weddings, Parties, Dinners Decorative Candles

Good quality, right ivory color, burn niceley without leaving black residue. will order again

Great candles at a reasonable price point.

Quality product!

I got these candles for my wedding and they are exactly what we were needing! They are the perfect size, good quality, and very affordable for bulk candles! I have not burned them yet as we have not had our wedding, but I will come back to review the “dripless” aspect after the wedding :)

These are very nice candles. They burn evenly for a long time.

UPDATE 2020-09-07: I used a couple of these during a recent power outage that lasted a few days. They do last a long time, per my original review, but they need to be *perfectly level* or the wax spills over the edge and you'll lose a lot of burn time as a result. Definitely put them in something to catch spilled wax in case that happens, and don't even think about carrying them around while there's melted wax built up at the top. Rating lowered to 4 stars.Original review:I got these as emergency candles for power outages. They seem decently made and have no scent.To estimate the total burn time, I put one in a lantern and let it burn for exactly 4 hours. I did not trim the wick, which was long enough to give off a good amount of light. In that time it only burned about 11% of the total volume, which puts the projected burn time at about 36 hours, rather than the 18 stated in the description (see measurements and calculations below). The attached picture shows the test candle, just after the 4 hour burn, next to a fresh candle.The lantern was level enough that a marble would stay put, and no wax leaked during the test. I haven't tested it, but I suspect the wax would spill over and waste a lot of candle if it was not level. As you can see in the picture, the hot wax was liquid almost to the very edge of the candle while it was burning.Candle measurements for test according to my ruler: height of the cone part at the top=10mm, full height including cone=92mm (yep, that's less than the 4 inches! I think they counted the wick, which is cheating in my book, but it burns so long I don't care), base diameter=45mm, remaining candle height after 4 hour burn=76mm. The total candle volume in cubic mm comes out to 135680 and the volume remaining after the burn is 120840. So 4 hours consumed about 11% of the candle, and if it kept burning at the same rate until it was gone it would last about 36 hours.

We just bought some 9x2 candles for about the same price as these. These are a bit pricey, so I thought I’d give those a try.I put one of these and one of those side by side and burned them down. When the bigger candle was burned all the way down, this one still had two inches left! So much for that test. I’m sticking with these.

They are perfect for medium/ large hurricanes!