Yankee Candle Home Inspiration Falling Snow 538g is a scented candle in a large glass jar, from Yankee Candle's Home Inspiration range. It has a fresh, sweet scent type and is sold as a winter fragrance, so it suits anyone looking for a seasonal scent in a larger 538g candle.

Key Features

• Large 538g jar: The jar holds 538g of candle, a large size within the Home Inspiration range.
• Fresh, sweet scent: Falling Snow is described by retailers as a fresh and sweet scent type.
• Winter fragrance: It is listed as a winter-season scent, which helps if you are choosing a seasonal candle.
• Glass jar with lid: The candle comes in a glass jar with a lid.

What does Falling Snow smell like?

Retailers list Falling Snow as a fresh, sweet scent type. A detailed breakdown of its individual fragrance notes was not available from a manufacturer source, so none are listed here.

What is the difference between Falling Snow and Festive Wonderland?

Both are 538g Home Inspiration large jar candles. Retailers list Falling Snow as a fresh, sweet scent and Festive Wonderland as a sweet, warm scent.

Can I leave the candle burning when I leave the room?

No. Yankee Candle's candle care guidance says never to leave a burning candle unattended.

1. Place the candle on a heat-protected surface before lighting.
2. Keep the wick trimmed to the length shown on the candle label, including before you relight it.
3. Let the top layer of wax melt and pool right to the edges of the jar, which helps avoid tunnelling.
4. Put the flame out with a candle snuffer, which helps prevent smoking and wax escaping.
5. Stop using the candle when the wax is 1cm from the bottom of the jar.

Yankee Candle's candle care guidance includes these precautions:

• Never leave a burning candle unattended.
• Keep the candle away from children and pets.
• Keep it away from things that can catch fire and from heat sources.
• Do not burn it in a draught.
• Do not move a burning candle.
• Do not touch the jar while it is burning, as it may be hot.
• Keep the wax pool clear of matches and debris.
• Never use liquid to put the flame out. Snuff it out rather than blowing it out.
• If you burn more than one candle, keep them apart by the distance shown on the label.