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Very important - NEVER LIGHT CANDLE in A/C ROOMS. Prevention is better than cure... Please read this and pass on... NEVER LIGHT CANDLE in A/C. ROOM. A person passed away last week due to carbon-monoxide poisoning. It happened when she lighted an aroma therapeutic candle for the night in a room with air-conditioner ON.Due to lack of oxygen in the room, the burning of the candle cannot Fully oxidize & thus forms dangerous carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide will prevent oxygen exchange in the lungs, resulting in the Person dozing off to a state of unconsciousness & eventually death in less than an hour, depending on the room size. This is to make you aware of such danger when lighting aroma therapeutic candles in any unventilated rooms.

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