Plug in Oil Warmer/ Clear

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CLEAR PLUGIN OIL WARMER CLEAR GLASS PIECES CUBE SHAPED SQUARES. PLUG IN OIL WARMERS These unique oil burners plug directly into the wall socket without a cord. The burner's gentle heat releases a refreshing aroma without a flame. Use the dimmer switch to adjust the halogen light to warm the oil a little or a lot. Can be used as a night light or to create a relaxing mood Includes a 3 inch fluted clear glass dish to warm oil or to melt small tarts Great for kitchen, bath or bedroom Always let lamp cool before adding more oil or wax to glass dish This oil warmer uses a 35W halogen bulb. Replacements are available through us (HMM11) or at most hardware stores. Piece is approximately 6 inches in diameter at the largest part and is 5 inches tall NOT RECOMMENDED FOR AREAS ACCESSIBLE TO CHILDREN OR PETS

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CLEAR PLUGIN OIL WARMER
CLEAR GLASS PIECES CUBE SHAPED SQUARES
PLUG IN OIL WARMERS These unique oil burners plug directly into the wall socket without a cord. The burner's gentle heat releases a refreshing aroma without a flame. Use the dimmer switch to adjust the halogen light to warm the oil a little or a lot. Can be used as a night light or to create a relaxing mood Includes a 3 inch fluted clear glass dish to warm oil or to melt small tarts Great for kitchen, bath or bedroom Always let lamp cool before adding more oil or wax to glass dish This oil warmer uses a 35W halogen bulb. Replacements are available through us (HMM11) or at most hardware stores. Piece is approximately 6 inches in diameter at the largest part and is 5 inches tall NOT RECOMMENDED FOR AREAS ACCESSIBLE TO CHILDREN OR PETS

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Good, while it lasted, March 8, 2012

Mallory McConnell (Woodland Hills, California, USA) - See all my reviews

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Worked for three months before petering out and dying.

I don't think the knob on the side actually controlled the temperature of the bulb. It definitely did not act as an on/off switch. I had to unplug it every day when I wanted to turn it off, and the delicate plate on the top would precariously slide around when unplugging and re-plugging it in.