Some flameless candles are actually made with wax. This wax might be lightly scented to seem more realistic, but this can backfire if the candle reaches temperatures higher than 115 degrees.

These ribbed taper candles from Joanna Gaines' new Target collection look better than the real thing, and I never have to ...

Flameless candles come in all shapes and sizes, including round or square tea lights, votives, tapers, and pillars. You’ll find large packages of tea lights and votive candles to use for special ...

The best flameless candles last longer than authentic ones yet still look realistic on tablescapes. We researched the market and determined our favorites, including remote-controllable pillars ...

Flameless candles can either have a timer that can be programmed via a remote or simply turned on by a switch under the candle. Timers can keep candles glowing from four to eight hours, for ...

Marketed as a safer, smoke-free alternative to traditional candles, these flameless options have become increasingly popular among safety-conscious consumers.

Most flameless candles run on batteries, so to minimize the hassle associated with changing them, opt for a set that runs on easy-to-find types. You might even opt for rechargeable sets — though ...

Flameless candles are also eco-friendly since they are reusable and exceptionally long-lasting. They are also ideal for people with severe allergies because they do not emit any fumes.

The least expensive flameless candles can be purchased for less than $15, though most fall in the $15-$25 range. High-end models with advanced features may cost up to $40.

These chemical packs can generally heat water to near or above boiling point for over 10 minutes and the YABUL Cook is claimed to heat up to 97° C (206° F). The device is obviously a little more ...

Flameless ration heaters have been included with US military MRE rations for decades. The new Mealspec Heater bag jolts this age-old cooking system to life with enough heat to boil an egg and cook ...