Pine Tree Candles

Are looking for that special gift to give someone on Mother's Day?  Look no further than Pine Tree Candles.  From April 15 - May 5, buy any 8 oz candle from our Mother's Day collection and get a 4 oz of the same scent for free!

• Honeysuckle
• Lavender Vanilla
• Love Spell
• Melon & Cucumber
• Violet Lime

Don't forget that all orders over $30 qualify for FREE SHIPPING!

After a slight overhaul we have brought back out Candle Club plans.  Our current plans run in 3, 6, 9, and 12 month memberships.  Each plan includes:

• A discount on all future store purchases for length of membership plan
• Access to unadvertised discounts and specials
• Higher redeem rate on any points earned during membership plan
• 10 oz Candle monthly

For specifics on each plan visit here...

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Lowell Springfest

Date and time: Saturday, May 03, 2008 at 9:00 AM Location name: Buell Island, State Route 60 Lowell, OH 45744 View this event on Windows Live

We have been working on getting two new scents to add to our Spring/Summer line up of candles.

• Love Spell - An invigorating fusion of citrus, cherry blossom, hydrangea, apple and peach; with a hint of blondewood.  This is one awesome scent!
• Country Berry Hotcake's - If you love the smell of buttery country hotcake's smothered in berries, then this scent is for you!

We hope to have them available in the next two weeks so keep checking back!

Lead Wicks

Members of the National Candle Association, (which accounts for 90 percent of all candles made in the U.S.) uses lead wicks. NCA members voluntarily agreed more than 25 years ago not to use lead wicks, and in 2000 asked all U.S. candle manufacturers to sign a formal pledge not to use lead wicks. Some imported candles reportedly have been found to contain lead wicks. The NCA strongly supports the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s proposal to ban lead candlewicks from the U.S. marketplace.

Pine Tree Candles does not use Lead Wicks. 

One way to tell if your wick has lead in it is to take a sheet of clean white paper, rub the end of a wick on the paper, and if it leaves a black mark the wick probably has lead and should be discarded.