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Our exclusive line of Eco Health Home Goods are handcrafted and artistically designed with sustainability and home health in mind.
Planters are made out of canned goods used to make and donate soup to local shelters!
Please reach us at ggcustomersupport@duck.Com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Yes, the tea cups will warm as they are used. Please exercise extreme caution when handling an open flame and take the proper precautions to avoid potential fire hazards.
Because we source repurposed tea cups, not all tea cup candles will be available with saucers. However, some will. It will be displayed in the image and priced accordingly.
We prefer not to as a way to prevent any toxins from leaking into soil or water
So many options! Many people use them for storage, centerpieces with faux flowers, kitchen utensil or pen holders, and so much more.
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