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Cheapest place for (Christmas) Yankee candles?

18 replies

SmileAndNod · 21/10/2014 12:30

My first thought was QVC but they don't seem to have any Christmas sets on their website. Are there any other places to buy cheaply?
TIA

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Nanasueathome · 21/10/2014 12:32

Boundary Mill stores are cheapest
There are several around the country

LaurieFairyCake · 21/10/2014 12:37

There is bound to be a Christmas Yankee deal on qvc soon

Caramelkate · 21/10/2014 12:38

Boots have them on 3 for 2

Stupidhead · 21/10/2014 13:10

Online is cheapest, they're own shop used to have loads of offers.

snappybadger · 21/10/2014 14:16

Asda have the votives and tarts for just £1 each. I prefer to get lots of different votives rather than big jars as there are just so many nice smells to try!

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 21/10/2014 17:28

eBay have large jars + free P&P for £15 (usually £20+ )

QVC will have some (crossing fingers) sometimes they work out 3 for 2 , which is a bargain if you like all the fragrences. Or a mixed set - tealights, votives ,melts and a jar.

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 21/10/2014 17:38

This Sunday and 12th Nov have QVC Yankee hours (but not a TSV as far as I can tell)

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 21/10/2014 17:47

Also try Debenhams (our local one has them but the bigger one doesn't , strangely)

Clintons

Some Yankee Stores ( Bluewater , Westfirls White City) but limited ranges

(Bear in mind how blooming heavy they are to carry home)

bigbluestars · 22/10/2014 12:27

ADSA.
The do them singly or sets of 12 christmas votives in a presentation box.

SmileAndNod · 22/10/2014 19:49

Thank you. Am going to keep an eye on qvc as I'm sure they usually do Christmas candles. But I'm going to have a look in asda when I next pass one, and look out for discount codes for the table website. I've spent too long on the Christmas threads looking for bargains!

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wooooosualsuspect · 22/10/2014 19:52

The ones in Asda are not the same as the ones sold elsewhere.

They have less fragrance.

bigbluestars · 22/10/2014 21:27

I disagree wooo. I buy candles from Yankee Candles online and from ASDA. THe candles are identical- they even have the same barcode.

bigbluestars · 22/10/2014 21:31

WOoo= Yankee have their reputation to think of. Do you think they would produce substandard candles for ASDA to sell. Business suicide.

wooooosualsuspect · 22/10/2014 21:37

I thought that's why they were cheaper in ASda.

They have a different name. At home or summat like that.

wooooosualsuspect · 22/10/2014 21:39

Simply home.

everydayaschoolday · 23/10/2014 01:07

From FAQ on Yankee Candle website.

Q: What is Simply Home by Yankee Candle?

A:Inspired by the simple pleasures of home and family, Simply Home by Yankee Candle is a range of home fragrance designed with both style and value in mind. Simply Home is created with the same wax and to the same high standards as Yankee Candle Classics (Housewarmer), but with a different complexity of fragrance, and in colours that perfectly complement your home décor. Simply Home candles are available in four forms;

Large Jar 538g, Burn time 100 – 135 hours
Medium Jar 340g, Burn time 55 – 75 hours
Wrapped Votive Sampler 49g, Burn time 15 hours
Wax Melt 22g, Burn time 8 hours

You can find Simply Home by Yankee Candle in the following stores;

Asda
Asda Living
Tesco
Tesco Homeplus
B&Q

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 24/10/2014 00:17

Yankee do some on QVC that they describe as 'oddbins' , mixed ends of a batch

The waxes are mixed so you only get a limited batch made but there might be (for example) Vanilla Cupcake/Christmas Cookie mixed but they'd call it Vanilla Mix or something,

ConstantlyCooking · 24/10/2014 08:17

Fenwicks in Brent cross have lots reduced ATM.

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