Save 39% on large Yankee Candle this Amazon Prime Day

A collages of the Yankee Candles on sale this Amazon Prime Day

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published 12 October 2022

Yankee Candle lovers will be delighted by this Amazon Prime Day deal offering over 39% off a range of their large scented candles.

The Amazon Early Access Sale has kicked off, with a huge range of deals on products from electronics and kitchen gadgets to toys and sweets. It's a great opportunity for shoppers to save money for this Christmas before Amazon Prime Day ends - that's if they know how to work the benefits of a Prime membership to their advantage.

There's plenty of home decor deals on offer too, and we know that interior design enthusiasts won't want to miss out on making a huge saving on the coveted Yankee Candle brand. Amazon has slashed the price of six of their large jar candles by 39% - and there's a scent for everyone. Whether you fancy the sound of the Coconut Splash candle to remind you of warmer days, or something a bit fresher like the Baby Powder scent, these premium wax candles make a great gift or pick me up and their long lasting too, with up to 150 hours of burn time.

Amazon Prime Day is on Tuesday 11 October and Wednesday 12 October 2022. To take advantage of all the deals available you have to sign up for Amazon Prime membership; Sign up for a FREE 30-day Amazon Prime trial here.

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