New User Guide Available On Frux Home And Yard LED Tea Lights

Frux Home and Yard announces new user guide available now for their LED tea lights with luminary bags. The new user guide is designed to answer essential customer questions, display the functions and features of the tea lights, and to read reviews from previous buyers to find out what customers are saying about the product.

The LED flameless tea lights feature a warm glow and realistic flicker that is nearly impossible to distinguish from natural candlelight in low light conditions. The lights come in a package of 24 and include 12 star-cut-out white luminary bags. The tea lights come pre-installed with lithium batteries that provide over 80-hours of risk-free lighting.

Besides lasting longer than real flame tea lights, the flameless tea lights are much safer. Mike MacDonald, operations manager for Frux Home and Yard, explains why. “We at Frux believe in creating safe lighting products. Our flameless tea lights are a safe alternative to real flame candles because they are not a fire risk. Every year thousands of fires are started because of candles. Not to mention, real flames can be dangerous around children and pets, they can also emanate toxic smoke that causes asthma and poses other health risks.”

William Miller, one of Frux Home and Yards customers, wrote in his Amazon.com review about how the LED tea lights compare to regular flame tea lights. “I tried several different ones and agreed with what others have said about these…they have a flicker that looks most natural. Others seem more to rhythmically pulsate. These have a random flicker that looks more like a true flame. Of course, none of them look like a real candle flame if you look at the bulb. But if they are hidden in a colored votive of luminary bag, they are very nice. Also, I liked the sturdy and easy to use on/off switch. Changing the batteries was much easier than with other brands.

To purchase the LED tea lights with luminaries, readers can visit Amazon.com where they may also view the new user guide found on the Amazon.com product page.