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I have these at home...they're not bad, but I think you have to accept that the flicker isn't going to look exactly the same as a real candle.
The reduced fire risk is certainly worth the cost of batteries; we lived in a building with a bar on the ground floor years ago, and a fire was indeed started down there with candles.
I have these at home...they're ot bad, but I think you have to accept that the flicker isn't going to look exactly the same as a real candle.
The reduced fire risk is certainly worth the cost of batteries; we lived in a building with a bar on the ground floor years ago, and a fire was indeed started down there with candles.
