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The listings show two types: sparkler-style number candles with a metal handle and traditional multicolored number candles made of wax.

Sparkler-style number candles are listed at about 7 inches tall, while the multicolored wax number set is listed at about 3 inches tall.

Some sparkler-style numbers are sold individually, while the multicolored wax option is sold as a 10-piece pack that includes the digits 0–9.

Sparkler-style number candles are intended for outdoor use. Hold the candle by its metal handle or end, ignite the spark with a lighter, and let it burn until it goes out on its own. If you need to extinguish it sooner, submerge the sparkler in water rather than blowing it out.

Sparkler-style numbers are shown with a silver metallic/sparkler finish, while the wax number set comes in bright rainbow or multicolored finishes.

Listings advise using sparkler number candles outdoors, holding them by the metal handle or end when igniting with a lighter, and extinguishing by waiting for the spark to go out or by submerging it in water rather than blowing it out.

Listings instruct taking number sparklers outdoors, holding them by the metal handle or end, and igniting the spark with a lighter, then watching them until they burn out on their own.

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