A wireless lighted system includes a base with an electrically powered inductive coil and a translucent organic resin pyramid having encapsulated therein a plurality of wireless inductive LEDs within the organic resin that emit light when the pyramid is placed on or near the base.

A liquid candle and a liquid candle combined device. The liquid candle has a lamp tube having a mounting chamber running through the lamp tube vertically; and a wick vertically disposed inside the mounting chamber of the lamp tube. The lamp tube has at least two through holes distributed at intervals on a peripheral wall of the lamp tube and radially running through the peripheral wall of the lamp tube. Due to the arrangement of the through holes, when the liquid candle does not burn, the liquid candle can serve as a volatile aromatherapy stick to spread fragrance through the through holes and the top tube opening of the lamp tube. When the liquid candle is burning, heat is dissipated through the through holes, prolonging the service life of the lamp tube.

A mechanical suture fastener includes a crimpable sleeve defining a channel therein. The crimpable sleeve also has a sleeve length, a channel diameter, and a sleeve length to channel diameter ratio of at least 4.0. The mechanical suture fastener also includes a flange joined to the crimpable sleeve on a distal end of the sleeve. The flange further includes a distal opening which is in communication with a proximal opening defined by the crimpable sleeve. The mechanical suture fastener also includes an inner flange radius of at least 0.007 inches.

A multiple candle wick products are disclosed which include at least one pair of candle wicks each having a knit construction and defining a terminal end which is adapted to being burned in use and a ladder filament connecting the pair of candle wicks. The knit construction of the candle wicks is such that during burning each respective terminal end of the candle wicks curls outwardly opposite to one another relative to an elongate axis thereof.

A device that attaches to fence posts, deck posts or pole including an oil torch, wick, snuffer and base cap that allows for safe, easy and secure installation of oil torches on existing or new fences, decks, docks, patios or free-standing posts. The device will add aesthetic value while enabling otherwise dormant structures to distribute mosquito deterrent oils such as citronella.