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100x Tealight Candles $1 @ Masters

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Crazy price at only $0.01 each. Easily the cheapest anywhere.

$7.19 @ Bunnings.

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  • +2

    Tealight palmoil candles.

  • +2

    Don't forget their never ending 10% off usually found at the end of woolworths receipts and woolworths gift card D:

  • +5

    Just in time for bushfire season…
    Sarcasm before anyone thinks I could be serious about this…

    • +1

      You're such an Arson

  • +2

    Perfect for the Zombie Apocalypse!

    Cheers

    • they get attracted to the light

      • That's why they're perfect.

  • +1

    Pro Ozbargainer would melt down the tin and sell it at a profit.

    • +5

      My Dad does this.

    • I guess if you don't value your time, or you get your jollies out of smelting metals and selling small amounts of commodity metals.

      • +6

        Why the hell are you making this post sir, I guess you don't value your own time now that I see that you replying to a post making a joke that the poster doesn't value their own time like you do as though you are some sort of authority on how someone else should behave when you aint.

        • +1

          Because I get my jollies this way?

  • Any specials on 9-hour candles?

  • -3

    This clearance price is only available in the CHULLORA store. Whilst stock lasts. Please check your local store for local pricing.

    • +2

      Try changing your store. It's a national offer.

    • $1 at Box Hill, Vic.

      • +1

        Received my order is ready for collection email this morning and bit p*ssed off that when I went into the store nothing is there. First time doing business with masters and it will be the last.

        • +1

          They did that to me too, bought some wallpaper off them, went to collect it from Hawthorn East and was told they had sold my order. SOLD the order I had already paid for. Not much the staff could do as they didn't have any more in stock but left a sour taste in my mouth as that was my first time dealing with Master's and not Bunnings.

  • Hi Ozbargainers: What are you going to do with 100 tealights?

    • +7

      Turn off every light in the house and use these instead. Just think of the savings!

    • +6

      Set my world on fire.

    • +3

      Buddhist offering and prayers.
      I once helped go through 1000 of these in a weekend.

    • +2

      I will use them to kill fleas

    • +5

      Nothing unusual. Maybe set the mood for a bath, do a bit of satanic worship, burn some fragrent essential oil, something like that

    • +2

      Burn bakhour.

    • +6

      Wedding Planner. We'd put fancy washi/glitter tape around them and sell them for 50c each to clients. Wedding = everything suddenly costs a whole lot more.

    • +1

      Measure the luminous intensity of my eneloop powered cree flashlights in candela units.

  • +7

    Thanks TA you light up my life.

    • you light up my life

      Like nobody else…

  • Lots of bright sparks here

  • Great post, thanks, TA.

  • +2

    Bunnings price beat?

  • +1

    Cheers OP brightened up my day.

  • No stock in Adelaide

    • Even stores which show low stock still won't let you click and collect.

  • What can you do with that many candles? Other than lighting atmosphere in a bar / restaurant

    • +4

      My old house mate at uni lit 100 candles in his little room as a valentines day surprise for his gf. It was so hot in there when she walked in that they had to blow them all out. Many candles makes a lot of heat not just light!

    • +1

      If you are having dinner in your backyard you can use these candles to keep the food hot. That's what some restaurants and caterers do with these candles.

  • None in CBR

  • +1

    Uhhh, is it too cynical to guess they're dumping them because they're the ones with lead in the wick ?
    No thanks.

      • good to hear. But so are un-cetified USB chargers that can kill you, so I'd be surprised if leaded-wick tealights weren't still offered for sale

    • It's actually a good point - not because they're likely to have lead in them but have you ever held a candle up to the roof? Guess where all that black crap goes when it doesn't have a handy roof in the way.

      • +1

        Who the hell holds candles up to the roof? Is this a thing now?

      • Maybe youre talking about unburnt wax when you for example put a spoon or something through the flame and it goes black?

        • Maybe youre talking about unburnt wax when you for example put a spoon or something through the flame and it goes black? Said black crap would get burned otherwise

  • No option to purchase online?

  • +3

    I am going to visit my local Masters store for the first in time in a very long time for this. (8km away, will definitely cost me more in petrol)

    • +5

      You haven't converted to candle powered steam engine yet?

  • -1

    Bunnings Price Beat by 10% = 90c each. Score!

    • +1

      I doubt any place would price beat a clearance item. Try your luck though.

    • I'd definitely try my luck given that they're direct competitors, I'd be surprised if you weren't price matched considering it's 0.9 dollars.

      • Let us know how you go.

  • Awesome! Got a few these came in handy in the storm season last year during blackout etc, :)

  • +3

    None left at Chullora NSW, Saturday morning drive fail.

    • +1

      Thanks for the post so I won't waste my time and petrol getting there.

  • +4

    Awesome, now all I need is a lock of hair and my shrine to tightarse will be compete

  • +3

    I would like to remind all ozbargainers that open candles are a fire hazard and to please take care.

    I think a safer way to use these candles is inside some kind of glass or ceramic enclosure.

    • -2

      Sir, you are the reason why other people don't get a fair go at good deals. Very considerate of you to get 20. What are you going to do with that many candles?? Set up your own church and have a vigil for those of us who didn't get even one?

      • +5

        the 20 pack of candles i get is for the Church use my friend is not for my personal use.

        • +1

          thats awfully nice, well done

  • -1

    Thanks TA organised 10 packs.
    2 packs left at Coomera, none at Nerang.

  • Bibralake WA sold out of their 8 boxes

  • +1

    out of stock in cairns

  • Masters.. They wouldn't need to do $1 deals if there was a store within 15km of my inner-city Sydney suburb. Good deal though.

  • -1

    Picked up 20 about an hour ago from Springfield Lakes - they were marked at $3 so nobody seemed to take much notice of them. Even surprised the lady at the checkout. There must've been 20 boxes of 8x100 in each left on the floor, truckloads.

  • Plenty left in Joondalup WA - went to collect my lot today.

  • +2

    They were in the online clearance section a few weeks ago and my click & collect went through…then got a call to advise that they weren't in stock.

  • Out of stock at Springfield. Alas was going to get them for my wife's birthday. More than enough for a candle for every year…

  • I know most people use these for (very) cheap candles, but I wonder how many people use them for their intended use: to maintain heat in a teapot…usually a cast-iron one..? I now do, and it works brilliantly, so good if you're a tea nerd. To be honest I didn't associate tealights with tea at first. Not sure how I found out their original use, at which point it was a "doh!" moment :) Anybody else?

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