We need these little candle extinguishers back! Specifically, society needs to revive the good aspects of historical times, because too much advanced technology gets draining and overwhelming.
@@fairy_queen85 literally no one is stopping you from living your life like this Other people shouldn’t have to do it for you to do it also, just do it
@@mehmeh9885 If and when I get a chance in the future, then I'd love to customize my life in this manner, Amen. Currently, I'm stuck in a quagmire of problems... it's just not possible for me. I appreciate your motivation, though! 🌺 And I'm not exactly waiting for others. I have never minded being alone in my endeavours. I was simply saying that, if this aesthetic and lifestyle made a comeback in today's world, it would be really refreshing and elegant.
Until today, I never thought such a device existed. And to think of all those times I used candles as a kid; but worried about forgetting to extinguish them before leaving.
I was terribly afraid of the dark as a child and one day ended up sleeping off with the candle lit, the bedside table that it was on did catch on fire and just as my blanket caught fire, my dad rushed in time to put them out and drag me out. This wudve been so great to have.
Every candle should have this included when buying them edit: Every *set should have this included when buying them *At least more than 6, I'm clearly not an expert in candles, I use tealights and incense :)
It would wake them more expensive! + you will have a bunch of usless metal, cause you don't need to light 100 candles at the same time! You may only need a few! In that way, it makes it uneffective, and wastes resources!
Yes, that's very true. The simplicity of some things is what makes them a thing of beauty too. The wheel in its various forms and multiple functions is probably the thing which had the most impact on our existence and its simple design proves that it will remain a thing of great beauty for us forever.
@@matthewosterman8504 I tried to address my last comment to you but it didn't work. Sorry about that, but it's here, starting with the sentence "Yes, that's very true." . At least it printed; I'm on my mobile and that might be the reason. (?) Idk (?)
it's not exactly a revolutionary invention...it's the most basic thing anyone could come up with, you just have to read 2 pages from your 5th grade science books about potential energy and springs, and done. it's quite a bit like mouse traps.
@@zurba5302 may not seem revolutionary now, but at some time it was. And things you may invent with you overwhelming know how will he looked at as trivial to someone in 200 years from now
@@zurba5302 I didnt say revolutionary, I said intelligent engineering. We take for granted today many simple operations that happen via computer. What's clever about the design is not that it's complicated or revolutionary, it's the simple mechanics that operate reliably
Imagine how awesome it was back in the day to finally be able to leave a candle burning while you slept without worrying about your house burning down.
I was just telling my son we need to invent something like this after i fell asleep without blowing a candle out, im surprised ive never seen this until now
You spoke it into existence. That or your son will become a time traveler in his late 80s and travel back in time to create this thing so you can use it.
What a terrific invention for back in the day. This way if they fell asleep they wouldn’t burn their house down or even waste their candles. 🕯️ I love it! ❤
@@iBeerus- I burn candles because it's cozy not for light, but I don't see the point in burning them in the middle of the day since the coziness comes from the light, ie it needs to be at least somewhat dark and not in the middle of the day. Why would you burn candles in the middle of the day?
@FloatingOer because i live in modern society. i CAN jus burn a candle during the day. have you never had a good smelling candle? you can burn those casually.
I find it interesting that the most random videos are what people enjoy the most. Not a lot of people use such candles purely for lighting, and yet it’s such a fascinating item that people just like the video
@@zero_s our homes are freezing cold in the winter. And apartments usually dont have fireplaces. edit 2: and so: no I have not met a lot of people who own candles lol. But then again I have not met a lot of people.
@@ANONM60D you say you're 27 yet you're clearly a kid by adding "X years ago" in your name to delusionally trick people to think you're account is that old, yet it says its only 2 💀
Fun fact. Before alarm clocks there was a device which consisted of a candle with a nail that could be placed in the wax at different heights, they would calculate how fast the candle burned the wax and labeled each nail hole corresponding to a certain time. So for instance, if you planned to wake up at 7:00 AM you would put the nail at the 7:00 mark and light the candle. When the wax burned away down to the mark the nail would clammer loudly to the ground and hopefully wake you up.
Heck yeah! Another interesting method were "knocker uppers" in the early industrial times in Britain for example, waking people up by knocking on windows, also with long poles to reach up to the second stories! People had to get inventive when they started implementing working shifts!
В 90-х,в передаче "пока все дома", в рубрике "очумелые ручки" делали такую штуку из половинки скорлупы грецкого ореха и мюзле. Я делал, очень прикольная штука.
усё новое, это давно забытое старое, такие вещи находили вместе с бронзовыми подсвечниками в магильных курганах северного Кавказа, вместо пружинки для захлопа только были грузики на цепочках.
Well I believe the original thought was for fire safety! The only thing more fun than scaring off the spirits of the damned is knowing you can sleep soundly, confident that you won't join them in the afterlife in the aftermath of a raging house fire
So you need to study the meaning of the word "Absolutely". Because you have somehow found fault with this brilliant device, it has no "absolute" connotation any more. "Almost" or "partially" may fit your definition better.
Man I bet when this was invented hundreds of years ago this was like the hottest thing of the century. I bet it saved countless lives from candle fires too, which were extremely common before household electricity. At least I hope this was invented hundreds of year ago, that would have been extremely useful!
I can see how this could cause more harm than good, because with these you could leave the candles unattended. Without them you always had to have the candle in mind you know.
@@jonathanmellqvist2 I agree, but if I’m not mistaken house fires were very common because people would forget about the candles, fall asleep and die in the ensuing fire. It was pretty commonplace throughout the world. Even if they pay attention they could set it too close to something flammable, etc. this invention would have definitely saved lives
This is a very useful product, back when i was 11 i went on a trip to my parents friends at house that was on a lake. I remember that their daughter left some candles on in her room, and they eventually caught the room on fire. We were gone while it happened, and when we came back the smoke alarms were on and there was smoke everywhere. We extinguished the fire but the whole bedroom was left charred and smokey. The house was spared( this was in a rural area!)
Something really cool is when the lid flips down, the fire heats the metal up for a moment. For that brief moment, you can see the metal melting the wax at the edge
I like the old double sided one you showed better. If I would've saw this first I'd have been astonished but that one you have from the 1800s is superb, sir! 🥰🌹
Yes same. I was thinking the spring is just a little too strong, a slightly weaker spring may solve that problem though. Other than that it's a pretty good idea.
Gente !!! Sinceramente,essa foi a melhor ideia que alguém já teve,quantas casas já pegou fogo por uma vela acesa . Eu mesma perdi um primo esse ano porque esqueceu a vela acesa ,outra que perdeu tudo. Então parabéns pela essa ideia maravilhosa que tenho certeza vai salvar muitas vidas e casas também. Parabéns!!!!!. Sr Deus abençoe!
This is actually very neat ngl
@Michael Terrell I'm replying to your comment ngl
@@lilasnowflake5632 I'm replying to your comment ngl
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I'm replying to your comment ngl
We went from this to “Alexa turn off my lamp in 30 min”
We need these little candle extinguishers back! Specifically, society needs to revive the good aspects of historical times, because too much advanced technology gets draining and overwhelming.
@@fairy_queen85 literally no one is stopping you from living your life like this
Other people shouldn’t have to do it for you to do it also, just do it
@@mehmeh9885 If and when I get a chance in the future, then I'd love to customize my life in this manner, Amen. Currently, I'm stuck in a quagmire of problems... it's just not possible for me. I appreciate your motivation, though! 🌺
And I'm not exactly waiting for others. I have never minded being alone in my endeavours. I was simply saying that, if this aesthetic and lifestyle made a comeback in today's world, it would be really refreshing and elegant.
Siri is better
@@fairy_queen85 just live like that then no one is stopping you at all
The most clever thing I've seen in a long time.
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Don't get out much?
I'm looking
@@thisisdumb934 go away troll commenter
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I have no candles, but I want these just to say I have them.
Seriously tho who actually uses candles these days
@@dontmatter4423 what is it wrong to use candles
@@homelander746 Don't most ppl have access to electricity at home? why use candles?
@@dontmatter4423 bc they look cool and smell good. Plus sometimes ppl have power outages.
@@DrKodateko i've never heard of normal candles having good smell. But i get your points
This is what I pay internet bills for
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Yeah bro if you don't want to see this just click do not recommend. This not trash, that's really cool aur maa chudale dhruvi
Yes😹
Still cant excuse TV bills in germany.
Rundfunk something something, its been 10 years since i watched tv. Something about rundfunk stuff
My internet bill 3$ month 😸
Party is over
During a dinner party This is a discreet way to tell guests it's time to go home...
Now only if I can find this product
Если только найдут выход в темноте
Dead 😂😂😂
What a short party
frick yeah man thank you my sister just moved out ima pitch this to her
The " study till the candle goes out " girls need this 😂
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You just need to blow it 💀🤚
@@Ren-ld1ht r/whoosh
@@nickysahuhow is that an r/wooosh
Ggy
Me at first: why tf do we need that?
Me after: I NEED ONE
Mehaba
Exactly
exactly
Exactly 😂😂
Lol yess
Finally some engineers I don't have to hit upside the head
Lmaooo. Well atleast your tanks were made pretty good. Unfortunately you lost the war though so get cucked 😛
How's the wife mr adilf?
@@ChiyaQT she has alot going through her head right now
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Until today, I never thought such a device existed. And to think of all those times I used candles as a kid; but worried about forgetting to extinguish them before leaving.
You still should extinguish them before leaving. I wouldn't trust this device to work without me being home.
You must be 138 years old!!
These are antiques.. no one has ever come up with a better solution for automatically extinguishing candles.
@@youdeserveit8575 fe vycho
@@chrish7975 there can be a better solution?
This was invented by a Swedish firefighter that wanted a good night sleep.
i thought it was used for something else 💀
Fever 😅😊
Fviegjvwfi🎉😊😅😮😢🎉😂❤vjo
"Get me that tool."
"B-But sir~"
"Get. Me. That. NOW."
lmaoo
I forgot the name of that guy already 😅
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@@btoulalmo41 00⁰
That candle flame feels the same pain as Disney Pixar's *"i"*
🙂
@@indumehra9789 11
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@@AmazingRofahi
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Imagine the lives this could have saved due to room fires 😢
@C this is made to stop a fire if you forget the candle. to prevent tipping get a good candleholder:P
imagine
I was terribly afraid of the dark as a child and one day ended up sleeping off with the candle lit, the bedside table that it was on did catch on fire and just as my blanket caught fire, my dad rushed in time to put them out and drag me out. This wudve been so great to have.
Or due to oxygen burn
Why the long face?
I’m sure a lot of lives were saved by this simple device
Not sure it was a life saving tool but it sure was a candle saving tool.
that's neat, like a little automatic timer so your candles don't keep burning while your asleep.
Yes, it's for not wasting wax. Nothing to do with fire safety
And I'm here thinking I'll keep readjusting that because I want to keep reading through the night 😂
@@viking_nor q❤️❤️❤️qqqq
@@viking_nor q❤️❤️❤️qqq
That is so cool . Never seen something so simple but so forward thinking 🧐
Do you mean to tell me that you've never blown out a birthday candle?
@@anubis7173 This is a candle distinguisher if you forget to blow it out so the candle doesent finish all the way so u know
@@anubis7173 it also tell you the time ? Yes anyone can blow out a candle . But if you forget it’s very handy
There were antique candle snuffers very very similar to this during the 1800s
Candle be like:_I can't even die peacefully_💀
317 likes and no comments?
*oh well not anymore*
341 likes and 1 comments?
oh well not anymore
It's so that you can die peacefully instead of in a burning house.
424 likes and tree comments?
429 likes and four comments?
When they first came out with those it probably seemed so hi tech. I actually wouldn't mind have that now its still a good idea and always reliable.
Oh this genius. Something in me lit up, honestly. No pun.
A candle lid up in you??
@@Ranakoooo ☠️
@@Ranakoooo ayo🤨📷
This reached the right audience
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Light*
Made it 1K 😎
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Teleport faster than my dad❤
Every candle should have this included when buying them
edit: Every *set should have this included when buying them
*At least more than 6, I'm clearly not an expert in candles, I use tealights and incense :)
No, not really.
I mean fair
It would wake them more expensive! + you will have a bunch of usless metal, cause you don't need to light 100 candles at the same time! You may only need a few! In that way, it makes it uneffective, and wastes resources!
just cut how much you want to burn
@@sidesaddleintobattle4984 that is smart!
If I had known that earlier, my house would not have burned down.
Hopefully you've been able to rebuild and didn't lose everything. Stay safe out there.
May God give you fortune
@@packialakshmirajagopal8596 well god gave him fire thats for sure
@@omphya6229w god, always looking out
Very neat! I love the antique "lo-tech" things like this !
Back in the day that was the most hi tech they had lol. It is simple in design, but works amazing for the task at hand
@@matthewosterman8504 Sometimes you really don't need a wifi-enabled light switch controlled by a smart device in your pocket...
Yes, that's very true. The simplicity of some things is what makes them a thing of beauty too. The wheel in its various forms and multiple functions is probably the thing which had the most impact on our existence and its simple design proves that it will remain a thing of great beauty for us forever.
@@matthewosterman8504 I tried to address my last comment to you but it didn't work. Sorry about that, but it's here, starting with the sentence "Yes, that's very true." . At least it printed; I'm on my mobile and that might be the reason. (?) Idk (?)
This is the reason I pay my internet bills
Your parents*
@@wtbrainrot 😂🤣👍
Oyii
@@wtbrainrot No I live on my own I cut my parents out of my life
@@MarigoldHakaro so you are independent
My jaw literally dropped - this is intelligent mechanical engineering at it's finest!
are you a caveman or something
it's not exactly a revolutionary invention...it's the most basic thing anyone could come up with, you just have to read 2 pages from your 5th grade science books about potential energy and springs, and done. it's quite a bit like mouse traps.
@@zurba5302 may not seem revolutionary now, but at some time it was. And things you may invent with you overwhelming know how will he looked at as trivial to someone in 200 years from now
@@mlyniecm even back then it wasn't
@@zurba5302 I didnt say revolutionary, I said intelligent engineering. We take for granted today many simple operations that happen via computer. What's clever about the design is not that it's complicated or revolutionary, it's the simple mechanics that operate reliably
people have always been inventing neat little gadgets to make their lives easier
Imagine how awesome it was back in the day to finally be able to leave a candle burning while you slept without worrying about your house burning down.
I user this in my home and it's still awesome that my home doesn't burn down :P
What about the thick candles
@@Zodfuels probably a bigger version for that reason.
Love how you looked at it with this perspective.
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
This is pretty cool and easy to use! A nice simple design nothing too crazy at all.
Why is there no melted wax
But not relevant
@@Mystic_MKR There is…
@@azhari7968 Wrong.
@@Luka1180 so, do you think we still live in the 1700s?
I was just telling my son we need to invent something like this after i fell asleep without blowing a candle out, im surprised ive never seen this until now
You spoke it into existence.
That or your son will become a time traveler in his late 80s and travel back in time to create this thing so you can use it.
@@Tony-iu7sw 🤣🤣
I’m surprised you are still alive
What a terrific invention for back in the day. This way if they fell asleep they wouldn’t burn their house down or even waste their candles. 🕯️ I love it! ❤
The candle extinguisher when the flame gets close : "not on my watch,sunny boy"
Ok
“IVE BEEN WAITING FOR HOURS”
-Candle Extinguisher
The all-new Limp-Dsck Punisher! By women, for women! 😂😂
@@sunnwy like
My anxiety when I try to sleep at night is so much better thanks to this. I now know I won’t burn the house down via candle!
Or!? You dont light candles before bedtime🤔
@@Leonidas900 When else are you supposed to burn candles? In the middle of the day?
@@FloatingOeruh yeah? we dont burn candles for light anymore you know?
@@iBeerus- I burn candles because it's cozy not for light, but I don't see the point in burning them in the middle of the day since the coziness comes from the light, ie it needs to be at least somewhat dark and not in the middle of the day. Why would you burn candles in the middle of the day?
@FloatingOer because i live in modern society. i CAN jus burn a candle during the day. have you never had a good smelling candle? you can burn those casually.
I find it interesting that the most random videos are what people enjoy the most. Not a lot of people use such candles purely for lighting, and yet it’s such a fascinating item that people just like the video
I do like random sometimes, but I think youtube thinks I like candles, saw a short with the same concept 20 shorts back
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I Love these! Super smart. Saves money as well by not burning it to the full extent
Imagine how many lives would have been saved due to room fires 😔
My brain is not eating
@@syhmo ??? What the gambling the chance?? Three times the charm not is the whiff of farms?
@@syhmo ????
Prolly like 7
this comment and the replies to it make your brain rot
As a Swede I can confirm I have never seen this before. But it's a great idea since we light a lot of candles in Sweden.
Hey fellow swede, these ones are 399 sek for 2
I'm curious is it some kind of tradition? or people just like using candles?
@@zero_s our homes are freezing cold in the winter. And apartments usually dont have fireplaces.
edit 2: and so: no I have not met a lot of people who own candles lol. But then again I have not met a lot of people.
Jag minns att vi hade såna redan när jag var barn på 80talet
@@marbleherogaming735 What are they called in Swedish? I need to get my google on
This seems like a really smart emergency preventer
“I will not spend more than 200$ on unnecessary things this month because I spent too much last month!”
Also me 2hr later:
Exactly 😂😂😂😂
Please tell me where I can get this extinguisher pls
Id!ot it's not 200 bucks
😭🤣🤣🤣
@@r.alexander9075 j ohkfigidc cokxk
Had one or two of these as a kid but never actually knew what they were for, I just played with them as a toy 😄
😅
@Tommy Shore Because you're like 7. These things are most likely at least quadruple your age.
@@CanadianBakin42O “at most likely at least”
well said
@@CanadianBakin42O I'm 27 and have never seen these in life either. Nice try though
@@ANONM60D you say you're 27 yet you're clearly a kid by adding "X years ago" in your name to delusionally trick people to think you're account is that old, yet it says its only 2 💀
Fun fact. Before alarm clocks there was a device which consisted of a candle with a nail that could be placed in the wax at different heights, they would calculate how fast the candle burned the wax and labeled each nail hole corresponding to a certain time.
So for instance, if you planned to wake up at 7:00 AM you would put the nail at the 7:00 mark and light the candle. When the wax burned away down to the mark the nail would clammer loudly to the ground and hopefully wake you up.
Or just buy a rooster. 🐓
Heck yeah! Another interesting method were "knocker uppers" in the early industrial times in Britain for example, waking people up by knocking on windows, also with long poles to reach up to the second stories! People had to get inventive when they started implementing working shifts!
@@atherisGAY Resume reads, "Professional Knocker Upper - 15 years"
Brilliant! You can chose where you want to stop burning! Amaze!
Простые вещи часто прячутся в сложных вещах!
Браво Маэстро
В 90-х,в передаче "пока все дома", в рубрике "очумелые ручки" делали такую штуку из половинки скорлупы грецкого ореха и мюзле. Я делал, очень прикольная штука.
усё новое, это давно забытое старое, такие вещи находили вместе с бронзовыми подсвечниками в магильных курганах северного Кавказа, вместо пружинки для захлопа только были грузики на цепочках.
@@Андрей-к5ъ , можно поподробней... Половинки ореха и чего? Скорлупу уже нашёл)
Would love this for Halloween and time it right
Wut? I feel like this is an unfinished thought
@@sproutsisters5398 I feel like they mean time all the candles to go out at the same time for spooky effect lol
@@robbobthecorncobjriii8195 same
@@robbobthecorncobjriii8195 yeah, great minds think alike
Well I believe the original thought was for fire safety! The only thing more fun than scaring off the spirits of the damned is knowing you can sleep soundly, confident that you won't join them in the afterlife in the aftermath of a raging house fire
there were probably some dudes that got really good at making accurate timers out of these. "oh 20 minutes? sure here you go"
Nono. The little peg folds itself when the flame melted the candle to that level. Not timer at all.
@bebop it takes time for it to melt so by putting it at certain distances you can make a timer.
@@DiscoDingoooooo L brain
@@DiscoDingoooooo are you disabled by chance?
I think he meant to put the extinguisher on a specific place on the candle so that the candle would only burn for a certain period of time
I like when people mention my homeland(Sweden)
Sweden be on another level
I am from sweden thx
@@squeesieyt same
heyyyy jag också
Never seen this thingy in my life...
@@anzai_yuuki their pretty neat my grandparents have them their not that uncommon in Sweden actually
Now do a 1 hr uncut version of this with a nice ambient background and some nice lofi music :D
I love that idea. And then it just stops with a loud clap as the extinguisher goes down.
😭😭😭😭😭🙏😟✨️✨️😍💘😩😁😏👀💔
Am I the only one that thinks it cute when it closes
Yooo, I’ve always loved candles more that lights, but fire hazards lol. This is perfect!
Absolutely wonderful. Until hot wax gets splashed everywhere… and your wicks are damaged. But other than that… Absolutely wonderful.
doesn’t really look like wax is getting splashed everywhere in this vid.
I too thought the same thing
So you need to study the meaning of the word "Absolutely". Because you have somehow found fault with this brilliant device, it has no "absolute" connotation any more. "Almost" or "partially" may fit your definition better.
@@drk321 it was clearly sarcasm
I don't even use candles but I need these now
Why? You don’t use candles. There’s no need for them.
@@UltraMagaFan because its cool and he can buy them some day
dont worry save some money and just use your mouth
@@megadragon10ful this advice is good for a lot of things
@@kingrainbow5432 💀
Now time to get my nightgaw, sleepers, and night Hat on while i investigate the strange sound from downstairs at 2AM
これは天才すぎるわ
発想すげ〜と思ったけど蓋が閉まるときの勢いで火種飛んで行ったら大変なことになりそう
ありがとー
what are yoy saying
Great, another thing I didn’t know I needed until I saw it! 😂
😆😆😆 Lol 🤣🤣🤣 Lmho, I was just thinking the very same thing 😂😂😂 lol. Oh that's so funny. They do say great minds think alike 😆😆😆
How sophisticated and clever ☝️
Now THAT is clever.
I think I need to look into making some.
Perhaps with a 'butterfly' action to fit different sized candles.
Things I didn't know I needed
Потрясающе. Как просто и насколько безопасным становится открытое пламя свечи. Гениально.
Время можно сверять
I love when the flame dances to the bass from the speakers 🤘
Finally found a worthy Christmas gift to send to my brother in 1877.
Time traveler spotted.
Man I bet when this was invented hundreds of years ago this was like the hottest thing of the century. I bet it saved countless lives from candle fires too, which were extremely common before household electricity. At least I hope this was invented hundreds of year ago, that would have been extremely useful!
I can see how this could cause more harm than good, because with these you could leave the candles unattended. Without them you always had to have the candle in mind you know.
I actually invented this only two weeks ago.
@@jonathanmellqvist2 I agree, but if I’m not mistaken house fires were very common because people would forget about the candles, fall asleep and die in the ensuing fire. It was pretty commonplace throughout the world. Even if they pay attention they could set it too close to something flammable, etc. this invention would have definitely saved lives
@@JohnFKennedy420 so.. you agree or not?
@@BillyMillionthen you didnt invent it if it allready existed.
This is a very useful product, back when i was 11 i went on a trip to my parents friends at house that was on a lake. I remember that their daughter left some candles on in her room, and they eventually caught the room on fire. We were gone while it happened, and when we came back the smoke alarms were on and there was smoke everywhere. We extinguished the fire but the whole bedroom was left charred and smokey. The house was spared( this was in a rural area!)
Yes..this is might look simple but very useful. I wish we had them years ago. My uncle's house was burn down because of a candle. 😢
My gran had these! Huh, wonder where they are now? It's useful product!
BRILLIANT !!! A timer... longer candle life👍🏼
Something really cool is when the lid flips down, the fire heats the metal up for a moment. For that brief moment, you can see the metal melting the wax at the edge
Oh that's smart, the least product I need but the most I would buy =)
this is. Actually. Very. Neat. Ngl
I like the old double sided one you showed better. If I would've saw this first I'd have been astonished but that one you have from the 1800s is superb, sir! 🥰🌹
I mean he did post this first, if you look on his page
@@sindicta5757 Nice to know! Sadly.. I saw the other one first though. Lol. Thanks! 🌹
Perfect! Now I can safely leave my candles lit when I go to work ☺️
Why not put them off manually before leaving?
i don't recommend that since it stills can tip, always make sure to manually put them off
Why to use candle 🕯️? You have electric light
Please don't
lol nobody understood the satire of your comment
Soo royal and logical, maybe that's how they turned off lights in past
Yes they bought these on ebay it was mass produced by peasants and cost 2 silver 99 bronze fr fr no cap
@@Gerald0613 so did ebay use owls back then ?
that’s kinda genius
I'm 75 and have never seen these before.
These are amazing! Brilliant!
Nice
This could save so many lives and homes.
i bet already has
Yeah surely already has. My grandma used these 70 years ago. I got some of them in my cabin
This is truly one of the best inventions I've seen w.r.t candles. Extinguishing the flame even if you're sleeping... marvelous
That’s bad ass. Literally the definition of a night light
Sussy
The prototype for the first IUD😮😂
I hate being an adult. Mu first thought was "that's going to fling candle wax everywhere"
Yeah
Yes same. I was thinking the spring is just a little too strong, a slightly weaker spring may solve that problem though. Other than that it's a pretty good idea.
This made me go "wow" out loud during breakfast. 😂❤
😅😅😅
how many time you've watched this
me: "yess"
ESTOS CANALES SE MERECEN 10 MILLONES. TE HACEN PENSAR...... !!! APRENDES. 😍😍😍📣📣📣📣❤️❤️💰💰💰😎😎😎😎😎
Why is this so satisfying?!😍♥️🥰
We Swedish people always make it PERFECT 👌
Especially the fish.
Whats real impressive is how well those candles melted
Didn't notice till I read your comment. Like to know if the candle wax ever gets in the way
Listen I've got this fear- 💀💀 that uhh a man just uhh- uses this-
You know damn well what I'm talking about 💀💀💀💀
It's very simple and unique
Как удобно! Можно расмлабиться и спокойно уснуть,не думая о пожаре,не надо вставать и проверять огонь.Удобно.
Да, но всё же не так практично, как двулепестковая приспособа.
They work, got a few in my house. As a swede, I verify they work.
Where can we get these wonderful little inventions?
@@LucindaSchersing online shops
Vart ifrån
This is genuinely 20x better than “hey Alexa, turn my lights off in 20 minutes”
ナイスアイデア、消し忘れない火はあぶないですから！
Bing Chilling
@@69yourmom25x man this is fucked up HAHAHAHAHAH
@@69yourmom25x wrong language
I love how we Swedes have always been so innovative!😊 From zippers to nitroglycefine, we know how to invent stuff😄🇸🇪
Lucky 😮💨
Gente !!!
Sinceramente,essa foi a melhor ideia que alguém já teve,quantas casas já pegou fogo por uma vela acesa .
Eu mesma perdi um primo esse ano porque esqueceu a vela acesa ,outra que perdeu tudo.
Então parabéns pela essa ideia maravilhosa que tenho certeza vai salvar muitas vidas e casas também.
Parabéns!!!!!.
Sr Deus abençoe!
The mechanical brilliance of the Victorian era.
Been around muck longer. Earliest I've seen is 17th century.
Nice innovation... In my days there were electric bulbs.. when you toggle the switch, it turns on and off
🙃
I also had it like that. Those were the times
Ахренеть, таймер на свечу 😂. Гениально
That’s how you could get wasted, pass out and not burn the cabin down in 1788.
Indubitably, my fellows and I love these devices because when we get positively rambunctious.
Another sweet Swedish invention! Pewdiepie would be proud!!
Lol...I have some of these and they work great! Sweet novelty!
That's so ingenious I'm tempted buy some candles just so I can use those things.