Pure Beeswax Survival Candle Large

This Pure Beeswax Survival & Camping candle is a must have for any camper or as part of your disaster/emergency preparedness kit. This indispensable beeswax survival candle can save your life or make a wood-free camp meal! No home, vehicle, plane, boat, scout, backpacker or recreational vehicle should be without one.

The Life Lite Survival Candle burns with a golden light and halo’d heat ball capable of warming a car, tent, boat or trailer. In freezing weather one or two will sufficiently warm a small room.

It is a fantastic little cook stove with instructions inside each can with suggestions on cooking food. In winter emergencies, the lid is adequate to melt snow to provide warm water for drinking. This is very important for two reasons. The most obvious is that it gives internal heat to the body, but more significant is the fact that warm water allays the more serious effects of dehydration. Warm water will actually sustain a person for a long time, whereas the lack of water and warmth will cause shock.

If you are stranded in your car with a paraffin-wax candle in below zero weather, this low temperature fuel is next to useless; you are freezing with the window open a crack and the candle you have will likely burn for only a few hours. If you are ‘freezing’ and decide to ‘roll up’ the window, you stand a good chance of being asphyxiated from the toxic fumes.

Our beeswax survival candle gives off a sufficient amount of heat to compensate for the cool ‘fresh’ air coming in the 1/4" opening but, in most cases, people don’t have to open the car window at all. Pure cappings beeswax is a safe, non-explosive fuel as well as being one of the purest known to man. It releases no toxic emissions and burns cleaner and longer than any commercial candle. It also burns up its own carbon emissions throughin’ the auric heat ball. Without a doubt, this haloing effect turns out to be Natures most efficient catalytic converter.

To learn more about proper candle safety please read these safety rules from the National Candle Association.