Battery Operated Tea Lights Used as Safe Alternative to Keep Jack-O-Lanterns Lit

Halloween is an exciting time for children of all ages and adults to enjoy, however, there are some safety concerns that parents should be aware of. It is a popular tradition to carve pumpkins and place a lit tea light inside to illuminate it, but having an open flame even if it is little can be very dangerous especially when left unsupervised outdoors.

A safe alternative that is becoming more and more popular to replace real tea lights are fake tea lights. Not only do they last significantly longer but they can be left unattended without worry, they are also inexpensive when purchased online. Frux Home and Yard, a seller of high-quality products and advocate of flameless candles, sell battery operated tealights at affordable prices.

For $14.97 shoppers can receive a 24-pack of tea lights with pre-installed lithium batteries that provide over 80-hours of lights. Included in the package is also unique decorative wraps in a mixture blush, black, and ivory, or the solid color options of copper, gold, silver and white that can be used around the tealights to create a patterned light display. An Amazon.com customer bought the set from Frux Home and Yard and left a review stating how well they worked for jack-o-lanterns.

“These lights worked great for our jack o'lanterns for Halloween...even after turning them on every night for about a week they are still working just as well as the first day. I love the little wraps they came with because now I can use them with my Christmas decorations, too! No more stressing about if I remembered to blow out the candles before bed, these are so much safer.”

Another precaution that parents should take this Halloween is to check their children's candy. Any candy that appears opened or that looks like it has been modified should be thrown out, along with home-made goodies.

To purchase the flameless tea lights with wraps, readers can visit Amazon.com and should check back often for sales and discounts. Frux Home and Yard sells a vast supply of products, and they offer seasonal articles and DIY videos on their website.