Ah, responsible disposal — that tricky part of the consumption process that is so easy to overlook. “Buy our pretty things!” most businesses seem to say. “We won’t tell you how to repair them, or ...

Research about scented candles and their emissions is limited, but experts say candle lovers may want to think twice about their next purchase. Candles have been made from a variety of waxes, but most ...

A: No. Candles can be anything but harmless. Candle manufacturers, unlike the pesticide people, aren't required to list or disclose any hazardous, toxic or carcinogenic compounds used in their ...

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A soak in a steamy tub, surrounded by candles sure seems like a great way to unwind. But new research suggests that burning certain kinds of candles may generate indoor air pollutants. Researchers at ...

The table is set. Rose petals are scattered. Barry White is playing. Romantic, perhaps (some would say corny) – but that candlelit dinner may also be releasing cancerous chemicals into the air, ...

When candles burn, they release various vapors and particles into the air, but research suggests that using them is safe. Credit...Aileen Son for The New York Times Supported by By Melinda Wenner ...