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these wax candles are much better than this kind of stuff these wax candles still release fine particles at lower rates than soy Blended or paraffin candles but they don't have the parabens the phalates the talline the Benzene or other issues with these fancy scented candles
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so if you guys are using candles Beeswax is the only type of candle that I would use even that is polluting the air with particulate in some level you can measure this but do not use a soy based candle do not use a synthetic candle in any way shape or form
use beeswax candles they still have fine particulates the PM 2.5 particles also produced by this candle but it's less and it doesn't have any of the other harmful carcinogens being released from the candle or endocrine disruptors
Beeswax candles are much better than this kind of stuff.