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PamR

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  1. After a long, long time making muffin and cupcake candles, I am calling it quits.  I have an awesome customer in New Jersey that needs to find a replacement for my candles.  Anyone know of someone who still makes their muffins and cupcakes by hand and out of paraffin instead of soy?   I told her I would continue to make these until the end of the year, and that I would do my best to find someone who makes them.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    PamR

  2. Hi, it's been awhile since I've been here, but I just received yet another busted shipment of wax! The box was completely ripped to shreds! Are there any companies that strap their wax boxes? I am in NE Texas and have received shipments from Lone Star & Bitter Creek South. It's not really their fault, the boxes are just so heavy!

    I've ordered wax for 10 years, but it seems the last couple of years I can't get a shipment that is intact! Frustrating to say the least!

    Any info will be greatly appreciated!:undecided

  3. I have a customer requesting Vanilla Bean, and I have no idea whose vanilla bean she has smelled, lol. Any suggestions on the best Vanilla Bean out there? I have tons of vanillas, but no Vanilla Bean. Thanks so much

    Pam R

  4. I've tried doing that and I am just wasting them.....:(

    I also think you could create your own template, but instead of using the actual label stock to check the accuracy, print on plain paper & hold up to the labels. It has helped me tremendously especially if you have an 'empty' sheet of the labels, you can line these up great.

    PamR

  5. I don't know why it won't let me post this, so I'm having to use the reply to my own post. Ups just unloaded a huge box of wax chunks, lol. After weighing the chunks, I'm about 6 pounds short. My whole week has gone like this. It's not the suppliers fault, igi uses flimsy boxes. Oh well, at least I don't have to chunk it up for melting.

    PamR

  6. not sure what happened to my post, lol. These pillars are small, so the lx12 is perfect. I know wax changes, but I've never had this happen with this wax and I've used it for a very long time. The proof is in the pudding, lol. Made 2 identical candles, one with new 1343, one with some left from previous purchase. The lx12 burns like a dream in the old wax, but won't even stay lit in the new wax. Even tried a 60C, htp105, and eco 12--barely stays lit in the new wax. So, I'll just have to make wickless candles with the new stuff. I guess I should contact the supplier or igi just let them know what is going on, but it's always 'our' fault, not the manufacturer.PamR

  7. Hey,

    I don't chat much here anymore but I'm kind of glad to see someone else having issues with 1343, I thought I was crazy. (OK don't answer that)

    I've been over here searching because I'm having the same issues, plus fingernailing horribly. (the worst I've ever seen in this wax)

    Yep, I noticed the fingernailing too, it's awful! At least now I know I'm not the only one, lol. Probably just a bad batch, but an expensive one!Pam R

  8. Gotta rant to someone! Don't cha hate it when the wax you've used forever has changed? I've used igi's 1343 for years for some mini pillars I make. I make so many that I had 30 custom made metal molds made for the 2.25 X2.5 mini pillars. Always used a lx 12 wick with excellent burn no matter what the fo. Just ordered new case($113 with shipping) & even a 60 cotton wick won't burn the wax. I tried every wick in my arsenal & finally realized it wasn't the fo, but the wax. Now I've got to reorder wax, & hope it is better. Not a good day for me, lol. Thanks for listening!PamR

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