Goose Creek Fall Gathering 3-Wick Candle
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The Fall Gathering 3-Wick Candle is a 14.5 oz bakery-scented jar candle from Goose Creek, poured in a soy wax blend with three lead-free wicks. Three wicks melt wax across the full width of the jar, so it throws strong fragrance into a large, open room faster than a single-wick candle of the same size. It is rated for up to 45 hours of burn time. Buyers describe a warm, baking-style fall scent that fills a room quickly and burns cleanly. It suits anyone scenting a living room or open kitchen in autumn; shoppers who want a mild, subtle candle should look at a lighter single-wick instead.
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Lowest price we've seen: $10.49 on Nov 9 at Goose Creek Candle. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
Buyers praise the Fall Gathering candle for a strong bakery scent that fills a room within minutes and for clean, even burning. Most call it a cozy fall staple and good value for the size. A few say the scent weakens in the second half of the jar.
The Fall Gathering 3-Wick Candle from Goose Creek is a scented candle in a 14.5 oz jar. It is poured from a proprietary soy wax blend and scented with fragrance oils and essential oils. The scent family is Bakery.
The candle has three 100% lead-free wicks and burns for up to 45 hours. Three wicks melt wax across the full width of the jar, which creates a wider melt pool and releases more fragrance at once. This helps scent a large, open room faster than a single-wick candle of the same size.
Light all three wicks every time. On the first burn, let the candle run 2 to 3 hours so the wax melts to the edge of the jar and does not tunnel later. Trim the wicks to 1/4 inch before each burn and keep each burn to 3 hours or less. Place the candle on a sturdy, heat-resistant surface away from drafts, windows and air vents, and never leave it burning unattended.

