13in 25W Aluminium Alloy Glitter Lava Lamp Blue Light

Specifications:

• Power: 230V-50Hz
• Bulb Type: E4 R39 25W
• Material: Aluminium Alloy
• Size: 340 x 330 x 60mm/13.4 x 13.0 x 2.4in(L x H x Dia.)
• Cable Length: 1000mm/39.4in
• This is a 100% brand new lava lamp
• Easy to set up
• Makes an unusual and relaxing night-light for a child's room or a cool desktop accessory
• Great as children's gift or decoration at home or office
• With blue light when power on

Details:

• Energy saving and convenient to take along

• Let this Aluminium Alloy Glitter Lava Lamp Blue Light to keep accompany with you and your family members

• Made of glittering Lava material, appearing quite attractive and decorative

• Delicate designed and easy to be powered

Cautions:

• Use applicable bulb S 35, 30W, 25W only
• Keep out of reach of children and pets

How to Care for a Lava Lamp:

• Set the lava lamp on a flat, non-glass surface away from heating or cooling vents and direct sunlight. Maintain the room's temperature between 70 and 74 degrees F
• Allow the lava lamp five hours to warm up the first time you turn it on. Do not operate the lamp for more than 10 hours at a time
• Replace the bulb when necessary with the type recommended by the manufacturer for your particular model
• Unplug the lava lamp and allow it to cool completely; this takes approximately two to three hours. Wipe down the glass surface of the lava lamp with a damp cloth. Allow it to dry before you plug it back in

Lava Lamp General Knowledge:

• History
  The lava lamp was perfected by an inventor named Craven Walker of Dorset, England. He had seen a similar lamp in an English pub shortly after World War II and spent over a decade developing his own version of the lamp
• Parts
  The basic lava lamp consists of three parts: the base, the cap, and the illuminated cone containing the waxy substance and the colored fluid
• Function
  Most lava lamps operate with a 40-watt light bulb that is positioned within the base. When turned on, the heat from the bulb will soften the waxy "lava" substance and initiate the suspension of the wax in the colored fluid
• Time
  It can take about 30 minutes for the lamp to heat up and begin to function
• Popularity
  Walker's company, the Crestworth Company, sold over 7 million lava lamps before Walker sold the English and western European rights to the lamp in the 1990s
• Geography
  American rights to the lamp were purchased in 1965 by entrepreneurs Adolph Wertheimer and William Rubinstein. The lava lamp was manufactured and distributed in the United States by the Lava Lite company

Package Included:

• 1 x 25W Incandescent Light Bulb
• 1 x Aluminum Lamp Caps
• 1 x Aluminum lamp Holder
• 1 x Glass Lamp Body