THE GOOD STUFF
Everything you actually want to know.
The scent, the details, and how to keep the good decisions going.
Full product details
Scent: PROBABLY FINE
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EXTRA NUT.
The bolt is tight. The machine runs. There is one nut left on the floor. Nobody saw anything. It’ll be fine.
Scent: PROBABLY FINE
Warm cinnamon rolls into oat, brown sugar and molasses, then settles into creamy milk, musk and praline. Cozy, sweet and reassuring enough to distract everyone from the hardware you definitely did not forget to install.
A garage gift with one suspicious spare part
For car guys, mechanics, dads, husbands and the home-garage engineer who always has one piece left over. It works as a birthday gift for your husband, a funny mechanic gift, or a car guy gift under $50 that doesn’t require knowing what size wrench he already owns.
The hardware
- 16 oz hand-poured paint-can candle
- Wood wick
- Apricot, coconut and soy wax blend
- Approx. 70-hour burn time
- Natural off-white wax, no dyes
- Hand-poured in the USA
Wood-wick note: Trim the wick to about 1/8"–3/16" before lighting and keep the wax pool clear of debris.
Keep digging: shop the Sinscents Garage collection or steal a few ideas from our gift guide for car guys.
Burn it right
Keep the wick trimmed before each burn. On the first burn, let the melt pool reach the edge of the vessel when practical. Never leave a burning candle unattended, keep it away from drafts and anything flammable, and stop burning when about 1/2 inch of wax remains.
Shipping
Shipping cost and available delivery estimates are shown at checkout.
Your candle can smell incredible and have a questionable sense of humor. We see no reason to make you choose.
— OUR EXTREMELY SERIOUS BRAND PHILOSOPHY
We could’ve slapped “Live, Laugh, Love” on a jar. But then we’d have to live with ourselves.
— A STATEMENT FROM THE ART DEPARTMENT
Our sense of humor is questionable. Your checkout shouldn’t be. Shopify handles the payment. We handle the bad influence.
— THE DEPARTMENT OF ACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY
For the person who says “you shouldn’t have”—and, for once, means it. Still wants to know where you got it, though.
— OUR OFFICIAL POSITION ON GIFTING
