Bath & Body Works: 3-Wick Candles $11.16 Each Shipped (+ Recycle Candles Into Candy Jars)
Today only, December 14th, Bath & Body Works is offering up select 3-Wick Candles for just $12.50 each (regularly $22.50 each). And through December 15th, you can get $10 off a $30 online purchase with promo code PEARTREE at checkout.
Check out this deal idea…
Buy three 3-Wick Candles $12.50 each (regularly $22.50)
Total = $37.50
Enter the code PEARTREE at checkout
Final Cost $27.50 + $5.99 shipping = each candle $11.16 shipped!
Prefer to shop at your local Bath & Body Works Store?
If you’d rather shop in store to bypass shipping charges, be sure to check your inbox for a $10 off $30 in-store purchase coupon! The email will have the subject line “Our gift to you: an EXTRA $10 off + (today only!) $12.50 Candles” and be coming from bathandbodyworks@e2.bathandbodyworks.com (or you can try asking the cashier to use code 5229 at the register). If you have this in-store coupon, buy 3 candles for $12.50 each and pay just $9.17 per candle after the coupon!
Wrap up ANY In Store Purchase for FREE!
Did you know that Bath & Body Works will wrap any in-store purchase in clear cellophane with a ribbon at no extra cost to you! AWESOME!
Recycle Candles Into Adorable Candy Jars!🍬
Check out this picture and email from reader, Vanessa —>
Hi Collin! This Christmas, I decided to use recycled candle jars to make frugal DIY gifts for our neighbors and friends. Thanks to Hip2save, I scored a deal on Bath and Body Works candles. They come in beautiful glass jars with Christmas tree lids. After I was done burning the candles, I cleaned them out and took a hot glue gun and glued satin red ribbon around the candles. I filled the jars with mini candy canes. A box of mini candy canes is $1 at Dollar Tree. I then wrapped the candy jars in the FREE cellophane and ribbon I got at the store when I bought the candles! Each gift cost only 50 cents (from the candy!).
Cute idea!
great idea! I have been saving these beautiful candle jars but didn’t have a good idea for them. Now that I do, another idea came to mind: DIY sugar scrub containers.
I use them cleaned out as apothecary jars in my bathroom! Three in a row to hold qtips, cotton balls, and flossers
such a cute idea!! I’m so mad at myself for tossing them out in a fit of decluttering madness!!!
I have *so many* Yankee candle jars. I wish they were cute like these . . , and didn’t say “Yankee Candle”!
What do you use to clean the jars?
Once you pry the metal disc from the bottom out, you can hear in microwave and clean out melted wax with a paper towel. Otherwise you can put in hit water and the wax will melt that way too.
Stick them in the freezer for a few hours and the wax pops out like a dream!
I freeze as well and the wax pops right out! No mess!
Just discovered this unintentionally myself! I painted my ceiling (and never plan on doing so again!) so I’ve been blowing out my candles outside to keep the “smoke” out. I’ve left some out overnight and I noticed that the candles want to pop out of the jar.
You don’t have to take your candles outside. I just put the lid on and it extinguishes itself. All the smoke stays contained in the jar.
Soak it in hot soapy water and the wax residue comes off easily.
Is anybody going to get 3 dollar hand soap today