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The week does not disappear, it just stops having a Monday in it. "Retirement: 6 Saturdays And A Sunday" is the joke that every retired person eventually claims to have invented.
The Signature White version, poured with 60+ hours of Bamboo Forest in a 13.5 oz jar. A retirement do, a leaving card, a teacher finally out of the building: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
Retirement drinks, a teacher's last term, a nurse leaving a ward after decades, a shift worker who never had a normal weekend, a group card, a birthday nearby, and whoever kept a countdown on their desk.
Product Details
Scent
12. Bamboo Forest - Bamboo, Cypress & Cedar
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good retirement gift for a teacher or a nurse?
A: Both spend careers on other people's schedules, so a gift about getting their own time back reads as more thoughtful than anything job-themed. A weekend joke says it without mentioning work at all.
Q: Is this suitable for somebody who worked shifts rather than weekdays?
A: Shift workers often find the joke funnier than anyone, because they never had the standard weekend to begin with. Six Saturdays is a bigger change for them than for most.
Q: How strong is the fragrance when the candle is unlit?
A: Soy holds its scent cold, so an open jar quietly scents a small space such as a bathroom shelf even between burns. Lit, it comes on properly within twenty minutes.
Q: Can this be kept for months before it is given?
A: It keeps indefinitely somewhere cool and out of direct sun, and the fragrance does not weaken on a shelf. Heat is the only enemy.
Q: Should the candle be left to burn all evening?
A: Three to four hours is ideal, and past that the glass warms more than it needs to and the wick wants trimming. Put it out before leaving the room.
Q: Does the label peel in a humid room?
A: It is applied to stay put through normal use, including a bathroom, and it does not lift at the edges with steam. Standing water is the only thing to keep it out of.
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The week does not disappear, it just stops having a Monday in it. "Retirement: 6 Saturdays And A Sunday" is the joke that every retired person eventually claims to have invented.
The Signature White version, poured with 60+ hours of Bamboo Forest in a 13.5 oz jar. A retirement do, a leaving card, a teacher finally out of the building: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
Retirement drinks, a teacher's last term, a nurse leaving a ward after decades, a shift worker who never had a normal weekend, a group card, a birthday nearby, and whoever kept a countdown on their desk.
Product Details
Scent
12. Bamboo Forest - Bamboo, Cypress & Cedar
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good retirement gift for a teacher or a nurse?
A: Both spend careers on other people's schedules, so a gift about getting their own time back reads as more thoughtful than anything job-themed. A weekend joke says it without mentioning work at all.
Q: Is this suitable for somebody who worked shifts rather than weekdays?
A: Shift workers often find the joke funnier than anyone, because they never had the standard weekend to begin with. Six Saturdays is a bigger change for them than for most.
Q: How strong is the fragrance when the candle is unlit?
A: Soy holds its scent cold, so an open jar quietly scents a small space such as a bathroom shelf even between burns. Lit, it comes on properly within twenty minutes.
Q: Can this be kept for months before it is given?
A: It keeps indefinitely somewhere cool and out of direct sun, and the fragrance does not weaken on a shelf. Heat is the only enemy.
Q: Should the candle be left to burn all evening?
A: Three to four hours is ideal, and past that the glass warms more than it needs to and the wick wants trimming. Put it out before leaving the room.
Q: Does the label peel in a humid room?
A: It is applied to stay put through normal use, including a bathroom, and it does not lift at the edges with steam. Standing water is the only thing to keep it out of.