How to Make Your Summer Party Green

A citronella candle made with non-toxic soy wax.

Last, but not least, keep unwanted guests away from your summer do with this soy wax citronella candle from Porchscapes. We found it using The Find, which pointed us to several options, local and online for soy citronella candles. We liked this one because its container is made of recycled rice hulls.

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