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Popular scented candles are cozy enough but also pose health risks. Choose wisely, trim wicks, ventilate, and mind placement."

Using scented candles poses significant safety risks, follow these tips to prevent them

Popular scented candles are cozy enough but also pose health risks. Choose wisely, trim wicks, ventilate, and mind placement."

Scented candles have gained widespread popularity as cherished additions to many homes, praised for their capacity to infuse spaces with delightful aromas, fostering a warm and inviting ambience.&nbsp;
Despite their popularity, scented candles are overlooked as dangerous and harmful to health. Scented candles release Toxic emissions, Soot production and fire hazards these emissions can lead to respiratory problems, headaches and allergic reactions for people exposed to them. &nbsp;
<h3>Safe practices you must adapt:</h3>
Make mindful selections&nbsp; Trim the wick &nbsp; Moderate the burn time &nbsp; Use proper ventilation&nbsp; Know that placement matters&nbsp;
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According to an Australian researcher, burning scented candles could pollute homes with toxic chemicals.

Scented candles may be harmful for your lungs, claims researcher 

According to an Australian researcher, burning scented candles could pollute homes with toxic chemicals.

Candle lovers think twice before lighting up that wick!
According to a researcher from Deakin University, burning scented candles can pollute homes with toxic chemicals that might be harmful to the lungs.&nbsp;
Dr. Svetlana Stevanovic explained that the combustion process releases particulates that go directly to our lungs. People may experience eye, nose and throat irritation or headaches and nausea. However, these health problems may depend on the level and length of exposure.&nbsp;
Scented candles become more toxic indoors. Hence, the key to burning candles and blowing them out is to use them in a well-ventilated area, the expert concluded.&nbsp;
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Ahead of Diwali,&nbsp;Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Saturday launched eco-friendly candles and diyas made of bamboo, created by a self-help women's group from Sipahijala.&nbsp;He also launched homemade pineapple jam and organic sugar jaggery made by the women.&nbsp;The initiative aims to promote PM Modi's&nbsp;vision for Atmanirbhar Bharat and vocal for local.

Tripura CM launches candles, diyas made of bamboo

Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb launched candles, diyas made of bamboo just in time for Diwali.

Ahead of Diwali,&nbsp;Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Saturday launched eco-friendly candles and diyas made of bamboo, created by a self-help women's group from Sipahijala.&nbsp;He also launched homemade pineapple jam and organic sugar jaggery made by the women.&nbsp;The initiative aims to promote PM Modi's&nbsp;vision for Atmanirbhar Bharat and vocal for local.

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