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joli
12-21-2007, 10:34 AM
Hi all,
Does anyone know what the xmas scents are that have a regular name the rest of the year? I know that Mountain Pine is Christmas Pine, Anise Cookies is Holiday cookies.
What is the xmas name for Country Spice? If anyone has a list if you could post it I would greatly appreciate it!
Thanks! Yolanda
Does anyone know what the xmas scents are that have a regular name the rest of the year? I know that Mountain Pine is Christmas Pine, Anise Cookies is Holiday cookies.
What is the xmas name for Country Spice? If anyone has a list if you could post it I would greatly appreciate it!
Thanks! Yolanda
DebClough
12-21-2007, 12:15 PM
In addition to the two you've mentioned:
Home for Christmas is the holiday name for Country Spice.
Christmas Eve is the holiday name for Norwegian Wood.
Hope that helps, Yolanda.
:)
Deb
Home for Christmas is the holiday name for Country Spice.
Christmas Eve is the holiday name for Norwegian Wood.
Hope that helps, Yolanda.
:)
Deb
DebraFerrie
12-21-2007, 12:17 PM
I don't think country spice is named another name, but I could be wrong......
I think just the 2 you mentioned .....
(;-)
I think just the 2 you mentioned .....
(;-)
DebraFerrie
12-21-2007, 12:23 PM
"Home for Christmas is the holiday name for Country Spice"
WHAT???No way!!. I have both and they smell entirely different. My country spices are much stronger and more cinnamon-y ( I have several-all the same)
strange huh?Edited by: Debra F
WHAT???No way!!. I have both and they smell entirely different. My country spices are much stronger and more cinnamon-y ( I have several-all the same)
strange huh?Edited by: Debra F
horsesncandles
12-22-2007, 06:48 PM
Actually Christmas Eve (aka Norwegian Wood) was renamed Night Before Christmas this year.
Kind of cute story: I ordered some melts earlier in the week and when the order arrived, it was short one bag of Night Before Christmas melts. I called customer service yesterday, and the woman who helped me said she'd get them to me ... "well, the night before Christmas!".
Kind of cute story: I ordered some melts earlier in the week and when the order arrived, it was short one bag of Night Before Christmas melts. I called customer service yesterday, and the woman who helped me said she'd get them to me ... "well, the night before Christmas!".
DebClough
12-28-2007, 12:28 PM
Thank you for correcting me, Katie!It is hard to stop calling it by the name you knew it as!As you said, Night Before Christmasis the "new"holiday name for Christmas Eve.
Debra, your post made me second guess myself but I had to call corporate today for something so while I was doing so,I double checked...Home for Christmasis the holiday name for Country Spice.
Best wishes to all as we bid farewell to 2007 and welcome 2008!
Debra, your post made me second guess myself but I had to call corporate today for something so while I was doing so,I double checked...Home for Christmasis the holiday name for Country Spice.
Best wishes to all as we bid farewell to 2007 and welcome 2008!
DebraFerrie
12-28-2007, 01:08 PM
Thanks Deb. .well, maybe I had an extra strong batch or something....they reallydo smell different..
However, Whatever!! I like them both!!!http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley1.gifI've hardly met a scent I didn't like-
However, Whatever!! I like them both!!!http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley1.gifI've hardly met a scent I didn't like-
