Hasta La Gadget!

Because who doesn’t love the smell of jet fuel in the evening watching Netflix, Billington Farms Candle Company is selling these jet fuel-scented candles. The candles are made from 100% natural soy wax and, unlike actual jet fuel, are eco-friendly and burn clean.

According to the official product description, “If you are a pilot or frequent flyer and enjoy the smell of jet fuel: This is the candle for you! While It doesn’t smell exactly like jet fuel (has a slightly sweet aroma), it is as close to it as we could get while providing a candle that can be enjoyed by the masses!” Personally, I love the smell of all fuels and have been known to spend many a lazy Saturday at the gas station just hanging out.

I’ve already ordered one. And my wife seems pretty excited about the possibility of a candle replacing the bowl of kerosene I burn in the garage to get my fuel-scented fix. She says it isn’t safe, and she’s probably right. But up until now, what was I to do?

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