Great video! I see Quite a few there that I have, especially the older Christmas scents. I love Nutcracker! It was a “Treasure” one of the years I worked at a YC store, I think 2014 or ’15, not sure. A classic berry and pine blend with a cute label. Love Beautiful Day. And Soft Blanket, too. Fortunately I have a couple of jars of it. I have quite a collection of YC jars myself, mostly Large “classic” jars. My collection REALLY took off while I was working at a store- I picked up almost every return that was brought in (at 75% off!)… take care and enjoy the weekend…
Hey Connor, nice small collection. I'm totally not jealous (sarcasm intended) that you have Spiced Orange and Lavender & Sage (wonder if that one is a re-package of Sage & Lavender). You're young Connor lol, I was 17 back in 1997 through 1998! White Strawberry Bellini would be perfect to burn during Easter or Mother's Day. I found Tangerine & Vanilla at Kohl's when it first came out in a large paraffin wax jar. Hoping to burn that one next year. Their Rainy Day and Fresh Lime & Avocado on the website looks good, the dupe for the latter one is Fresh Avocado & Citrus, if you can find it, I suggest it. The next Yankee candle to burn is Key Lime Pie, smells so delicious on cold. Barbados Spiced Rum will be after it. Beautiful Day is a wonderful Spring candle. Soft Blanket is amazing. Whipped Pumpkin Spice in a medium paraffin wax jar (RIP) will be burned this Fall for the first time. I like it on cold. I need to burn Winter Wonderland this Christmastime. Silver Birch is wonderful, their dupes Birch Bark and Birch Wood are also good yet a little lighter on throw. Sugared Apples needs to be burned too lol. Love it on cold. My white spruce & grapefruit wicks went puny :( Cranberry Chutney is amazing and it's one of Melanie's favorites, it got her started on fragrances and candles as well. Nutcracker, Spiced Orange, Winter Wonderland, Lavender & Sage need to be burned please. I would like to see reviews on them. It would be fun. Then the new Fall ones after. Happy burning.
@@connorlovescandles LOL you don't need to be, you have Homeworx scents among other brands that I don't have and want as well. I've only been collecting and burning them since 2018, I'm really new in comparison to other candle burners. I don't purchase any candles online and that's wise. Just keep checking the outlets for other brands. It's fun to choose which candles to burn depending on the season.
Hi! I remember beautiful day candle & liked it. Nice collection. Those picture candles are great! I have a few old large jars of Yankee. Do you know how to tell the dates they were made? I dont shop for Yankee candles anymore due to lack of throw, but I would try the 3 wick if I seen in a Meijer or another store. They closed all the Yankee stores in my area. Thanks, great collection of scents I use to love!
@@Anita-tl2ig thanks for your comment! To read the date, look at the bottom label and there should be long bolder number that is sideways. The first two digits of that number is the year the candle was poured.
Most of my Yankees are fall candles. They are so good. My favorite candle of all time from any company is Yankee's Campfire Apples.
Cool collection
@@JAMIES_LIFE_101 thank you!
Great video! I see Quite a few there that I have, especially the older Christmas scents. I love Nutcracker! It was a “Treasure” one of the years I worked at a YC store, I think 2014 or ’15, not sure. A classic berry and pine blend with a cute label. Love Beautiful Day. And Soft Blanket, too. Fortunately I have a couple of jars of it. I have quite a collection of YC jars myself, mostly Large “classic” jars. My collection REALLY took off while I was working at a store- I picked up almost every return that was brought in (at 75% off!)… take care and enjoy the weekend…
Sounds like you have a great collection! Thanks for sharing.
I bought the desert 🏜️ hurricane thing and lavender oak medium jar recently.
@@exploringscentea nice! That desert jar holder is very pretty! I also love DL&O- one of my favorites!
Hey Connor, nice small collection. I'm totally not jealous (sarcasm intended) that you have Spiced Orange and Lavender & Sage (wonder if that one is a re-package of Sage & Lavender). You're young Connor lol, I was 17 back in 1997 through 1998! White Strawberry Bellini would be perfect to burn during Easter or Mother's Day. I found Tangerine & Vanilla at Kohl's when it first came out in a large paraffin wax jar. Hoping to burn that one next year. Their Rainy Day and Fresh Lime & Avocado on the website looks good, the dupe for the latter one is Fresh Avocado & Citrus, if you can find it, I suggest it. The next Yankee candle to burn is Key Lime Pie, smells so delicious on cold. Barbados Spiced Rum will be after it. Beautiful Day is a wonderful Spring candle. Soft Blanket is amazing. Whipped Pumpkin Spice in a medium paraffin wax jar (RIP) will be burned this Fall for the first time. I like it on cold. I need to burn Winter Wonderland this Christmastime. Silver Birch is wonderful, their dupes Birch Bark and Birch Wood are also good yet a little lighter on throw. Sugared Apples needs to be burned too lol. Love it on cold. My white spruce & grapefruit wicks went puny :( Cranberry Chutney is amazing and it's one of Melanie's favorites, it got her started on fragrances and candles as well. Nutcracker, Spiced Orange, Winter Wonderland, Lavender & Sage need to be burned please. I would like to see reviews on them. It would be fun. Then the new Fall ones after. Happy burning.
@@scottvanhille5688 I’m jealous of your collection, Scott! 😂
@@connorlovescandles LOL you don't need to be, you have Homeworx scents among other brands that I don't have and want as well. I've only been collecting and burning them since 2018, I'm really new in comparison to other candle burners. I don't purchase any candles online and that's wise. Just keep checking the outlets for other brands. It's fun to choose which candles to burn depending on the season.
Hi! I remember beautiful day candle & liked it. Nice collection. Those picture candles are great! I have a few old large jars of Yankee. Do you know how to tell the dates they were made? I dont shop for Yankee candles anymore due to lack of throw, but I would try the 3 wick if I seen in a Meijer or another store. They closed all the Yankee stores in my area. Thanks, great collection of scents I use to love!
@@Anita-tl2ig thanks for your comment! To read the date, look at the bottom label and there should be long bolder number that is sideways. The first two digits of that number is the year the candle was poured.