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| Les Provencales Ambiences catalytic fragrance lamps are designed to clean and purify the air in your house. In addition to that, wonderful French home fragrances will bring you a relief from stress and create a romantic ambience with long lasting home perfume. Enjoy the exotic scents of the Pacific islands in the privacy of your home. Refresh your office by eliminating tobacco smoke and other odors. Remove pet odors in your home and mildew smells in your basement, and if you do not like the smell of cabbage or fish in your kitchen, try our fragrance French Breakfast which will remove these odors and replace them with the delicious smell of croissant! Our lamps come in a very elegant box which will make a perfect gift. The gift box also contains a burner attached to a wick, as well as a funnel and instructions for use. The fragrance is first poured into the lamp up 3/4 full and then the wick is inserted in the lamp. The burner is then lit for 3 minutes after the wick has soaked. The process will begin after the flame is blown out. The catalytic burner will remain hot until extinguished by the solid cap. Due to convection around the hot burner the air in your room will be cleaned and refreshed. It will take 30/45 minutes during which the scented fuel will be disbursed in the air. |
| All About Les Provencales Ambience |
| Les Provencales Ambiences, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of DEVINEAU SAS, a French company originally established in 1803 as a candle making company and later acquired by Jules Devineau in 1890. In 1989, the Company acquired BOUGIES LA FRANCAISE, one of the leading manufacturers of candles in France, and began focusing on the high-end market. The present-day management of the U.S. subsidiary is well- versed in the home fragrance diffusers market, having been among the first to introduce the products to the U.S. market. In 1952, Jules’ grandson, Pierre Devineau, joined the family business, and by 1962 the company was among the first to manufacture and market decorative and perfumed candles. |