### device | lamp:

Candle
* All candles are unique as they are made with a process using different colors and wax textures
  - burn in liquid form
* Can be any size or shape or color.
* Floating candles, or larger citronella candles can add a beautiful accent when it is dark.
* Keep candles a safe distance from other things, and out of the reach of little children
  - away from all combustible materials
  - in proper containers
* Left unattended can start fires.
* Make Great gifts of light.
* Most candles burn gases
  - make heat
  - produce flames
  - take about six hours to cool completely, depending on their size
  - use flames
* Never use an open flame on a real or artificial tree
  - lighted candles on a tree or near other evergreens
* Rub onto nails as a lubricant for tight fits.
* Some candles even contain lead, which can lead to air-quality problems
  - made in other countries still do
* add warmth, light, and atmosphere to our surroundings.
* also do wonders for mood lighting by creating a soft, relaxing glow
  - serve many purposes, including atmosphere, celebration and decoration, among others
* always create warm atmosphere.
* are a cherished part of many holiday traditions
  - common source of light
  - favorite home decorating item because they lend warmth and atmosphere to any room
  - fire hazard
  - gift for all seasons and occasions
  - powerful tool used to enhance meditation and amplify healing energies
  - type of fat lamp
  - very spiritual, religious and ritual tool for many people
* are also a major cause of fire-related deaths
  - part of tradition in a different way
  - another source of lighting and can also be used as decoration
  - capable of fire hazards
  - dangerous in residence halls and have been the source of many fires
  - fuel
  - just one way of using aromatherapy
  - lighted, their flickering flames spread an entirely different type of light
* are located in bedrooms
  - birthday cakes
  - cabinets
  - candelabras
  - churchs
  - drawers
  - kitchens
  - malls
  - parties
  - restaurants
  - shelfs
  - shops
  - synagogues
  - tables
  - mostly electrical, but often much bigger then mini lights and shaped like a real candle
  - often part of holiday decorations
  - one of the most common causes of fires in residence halls
  - particularly popular during the holiday season but they can cause tragedies
  - renown for their ability to influence moods and emotions
  - romantic and can cast a peaceful glow in a room
  - romantics
* are safe when burned properly and responsibly, and according to manufacturers' directions
  - set on a flat, stable, non-flammable surface
  - safest with a mantle that surrounds and protects the flame
  - synonymous with refined living
* are the elongated shoots produced at the beginning of each flush of growth
  - leading cause of fires in the winter
  - unsafe and ineffective as a heat source or main source of light
* are used for ambiance
  - atmospheres
  - burning
  - illumination
  - luminosity
  - romance
  - smell
* are very dangerous to use in bedrooms
  - hazardous in bedrooms
  - popular and many people burn multiple candles on a regular basis
* bring warmth and light into their homes during short winter days.
  - twice as long if treated with a thin coat of liquid shellac
* burn, signifying passion.
* can add scent and soften the lighting of any room
  - be a fire hazard
  - cause burns and fires
  - easily cause fires
* cause more fires after a disaster than anything else.
* come in a variety of styles, sizes, scents and shapes
  - all shapes, sizes and types
* do emit a certain amount of heat.
* emit soot, the same as any other solid fuel.
* enhance a room s environment providing light, ambience and aroma.
* float in water.
* follow designer colours and fashions.
* give height and always look good.
* have a flammable substance like paraffin in the wax that is the fuel for the fire
  - great many uses in Wicca
  - wick
* includes sections.
* lanterns for evening light.
* made of vegetable wax that contain no paraffin create a healthful, fragrant environment.
* manufactured in Canada and the United States are less likely to contain lead core wicks.
  - white to gray smoke, depending on density and lighting
* provide soft lighting, in competition with stars visible through the open roof.
* reflect in a mirror to symbolize a bright future.
* represent the light of wisdom.
* symbolize the redemption of the Jewish people
  - warmth, romance and induce relaxation
* work well since the flicker of the flame requires concentration.