Larvae and adults feed on Dried tobacco and tobacco products Grain and grain products such as wheat flour and bran, rice meal, cornmeal, barley, cereals Legume seeds such as beans, peanuts, and soybeans Sunflower meal Dries herbs and spices Herbarium specimens Dried flowers Dry pet foods Dried fruits Fish and meat meal Dried insects Yeast Insecticides containing pyrethrum Leather Furniture stuffing Woolen cloth Bookbinding paste This beetle may incidentally damage cloth, upholstery, paper, and books Factors that Favor the Cigarette Beetle Improper storage of food products that leaves these materials vulnerable to infestation Failure to inspect food products and their packaging before storing Storing food items for lengthy periods of time Poor sanitation in food storage areas Monitoring and Record Keeping The purpose of monitoring is to track pest activity in order to catch small problems before they become overwhelming

While I think there are legitimate concerns related to particulate emissions from candles I do not believe that related concerns rise to the level of fire concerns. Minimizing candle emissions With normal use, lighting candles wont be a problem for people who arent sensitive to allergens
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Safety Tips for Using Murphy Oil Soap I would like to add in some safety information