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One of the best ways to make your home smell great is a good candle. Whether you like the scent of freshly-baked cookies or crave a crisp lemon tang wafting through the kitchen, there's a fragrant candle out there for you that can make your home feel even cozier than it already does. And if you're looking to snag one right now, Amazon has an excellent deal you'll want to take part in.

As of April 9, you can save up to 50% on select 22-ounce Yankee Candle scents at Amazon. Choose from scents like Sage & Citrus ($16.88 from $30.99, a 46% discount), Lemon Lavender ($16.89 from $30.99, a 45% discount), and more. There's a variety of options you can purchase at up to a 50% discount, all of which come in glass jars with brightly-colored wax and their signature Yankee Candle scent front and center.

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These single-wick candles boast a 110- to 150-hour burn time and typically avoid tunneling. Crafted from premium paraffin wax, and you can feel good about using them: they're 100% recyclable. There are some food-centric fragrances to choose from, like Tangerine & Vanilla, as well as classics like Sage & Citrus, so you've got options if you want to give your home some extra oomph in the vibes department.

If you just can't resist adding another candle to your collection, or you just want a cheap, reliable way to make your home smell great, take advantage of this deal before they sell out.

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