Wax melt at uni?
I’m aware you aren’t allowed candles or flames but would an electric wax warmer be allowed? I can’t live without candles😭
You would need to contact your accommodation provider and ask, and even it is permitted it would be subject to portable appliance testing.
That said I can't see any conceivable way in which it would be permitted. Anything that gets hot by design is unlikely to be allowed due to being a fire risk, not only for you but everyone else in the building.
That said I can't see any conceivable way in which it would be permitted. Anything that gets hot by design is unlikely to be allowed due to being a fire risk, not only for you but everyone else in the building.
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omg candles are not allowed at uni??? im JUST finding this out and shook !! i love my scented candles noooo
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by astr0star123omg candles are not allowed at uni??? im JUST finding this out and shook !! i love my scented candles noooo
ikr!!! but if you think about how many people aren’t safe with candles at the age of 18/19 it probably makes sense😭 im going to miss them
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by artful_loungerYou would need to contact your accommodation provider and ask, and even it is permitted it would be subject to portable appliance testing.
That said I can't see any conceivable way in which it would be permitted. Anything that gets hot by design is unlikely to be allowed due to being a fire risk, not only for you but everyone else in the building.
That said I can't see any conceivable way in which it would be permitted. Anything that gets hot by design is unlikely to be allowed due to being a fire risk, not only for you but everyone else in the building.
Aw thats sad to hear thank you
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by lucymbxikr!!! but if you think about how many people aren’t safe with candles at the age of 18/19 it probably makes sense😭 im going to miss them
yess the rule definitely is needed and makes sense, but now im just sad im gonna miss my candles </3
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NO candles - far too dangerous and usually set off the smoke detectors.
And most Unis will have strict rules about what you can't bring, usually for very obvious safety reasons.
Examples - NO
etc etc
And most Unis will have strict rules about what you can't bring, usually for very obvious safety reasons.
Examples - NO
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Candles, incense sticks or burners.
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Cooking appliances e.g. rice cookers, fridges, sandwich toasters, Air fryers, coffee makers
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Electric or gas heaters of any sort
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E-scooters, surfboards, amplifiers
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Anything that may cause harm to yourself or others, including any form of weapon, chemicals, or fireworks
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Pets (including small caged animals and fish)
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