Golden Brands

Stella, that is a good answer. You may want to look at a softer wax during the winter. You can also try adding a softer wax to your current wax.

call Jessica at Wick It her number is 866-394-2548. She has the perfect wicks for all of the GB waxes.

Jason

Ana, I thought we had this figured out??? What happened??? Call me again.

jason

Golden Brands list this on all of our boxes. Anything with the GB label is treated as a food product and therefore adhears to the rules set forth by the FDA. If you ever have any questions as to what is in our waxes call me and i will be more then happy to go over it with you.

jason glaser

If it is the wax, then what is happening??? Once the FO is in the wax it is in it. You are burning the wax too fast, therefore, burning the FO out of the wax. If you re-light the candle and give it a minute you will let it catch up and will start to smell it again. You are burning it to fast. It is not the wax, or the FO, but the wick you used with the wax.

The problem is that you are burning the wax too fast. Call Wick It and let them know you want a wick for a low melt point soy wax.

jason

I think Kris at gateway set someone up in CA. You should call her at 877-220-1963.

jason

I guess it would help to tell you what they will carry???

They will have our GW415, GW444, and GW464 waxes.

thanks again,

jason

Candlesoylutions in Eugene, OR will now be supplying Golden Brands Wax.

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You can contact them at:

Candle Soylutions

www.candlesoylutions.com

sales@candlesoylutions.com

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Let me know if any of you have any questions. Remember you can always call me at 800-622-3055 ext 101.

Thanks,

Jason

It's my understanding the GB 416 is for tarts only and not votives. The 416 develops a white powdery looking residue on the tarts. The ONLY way I have been able to elminate this is by adding additional soy to the tart wax.

It's by far the worst tart wax I have had to work with. I had posted a day or two ago asking if there was anything I could mix with the 416 to make votives but got no responses.

I would go with the 474 if I were you.

I am sure you are not the only one dealing with this. That is why I am trying to help. This should not be the case with the 416. It is a pure soy, just like the 402 and 415. By adding more soy to the 416 to fix the issue shouldn't change anything but the melt point. This is where I am confused. If you don't mind I would like to ask you a couple of questions to see if we can narrow down the problem in case someone else comes across this.

Are you using liquid color or a color block?

What wax are you adding to the 416?

Thanks for you help,

jason

the 416 is a pure soy and should only be used for tarts. It has a melt point of 135. What temp you bring it up to shouldnt matter, only the pour temp.

The 474 has a melt point of 135 also, but should be poured around 145.

j

This 416 is a pure soy. Just like the 402 and 415 it will frost alot if you pour it too hot. You need to pour it at a very low temp (100).

jason

I obviously can’t speak for any other waxes, but all GB waxes are kosher and FDA certified.

I suggest 10%, but I do know of people who use a higher percentage. It really is all up to you.

This soy wax contains no additives and is both natural and kosher. 402 has a lower melt point which helps with the burn and gives better glass adhesion so you get less wet spots. We recommend pouring this wax between 90 to 100 degrees. You can pour at a hotter temperature, but a heat gun may be required to smooth out the top.

This soy wax contains no additives and is both natural and kosher. 415 has a higher melt point which enables it to retain a higher FO load to give you a stronger scent throw. We recommend pouring this wax between 90 to 100 degrees. You can pour at a hotter temperature, but a heat gun may be required to smooth out the top.

This wax is a blend of soy and cotton with a melt point of 120-125. The cotton helps with a better burn and gives better adhesion to the glass. The higher melt point enables it to retain a higher FO load to give you a stronger scent throw. We recommend pouring this wax between 90 to 100 degrees. You can pour at a hotter temperature, but a heat gun may be required to smooth out the top.

This soy wax contains a soy based additive and is both natural and kosher. This soy based additive enables the soy to be poured at a hotter temperature, helps reduce frosting, and will help increase FO load. 464 have a lower melt point which helps with the burn and gives better glass adhesion.

This soy wax contains a soy based additive and is both natural and kosher. This soy based additive enables the soy to be poured at a hotter temperature, helps reduce frosting, and will help increase FO load. 444 has a higher melt point which enables it to retain a higher FO load to give you a stronger scent throw.

This soy wax contains no additives and is both natural and kosher. 416 is perfect for tarts of any size and shape. It an also be used to harden existing waxes and has a melt point of 130-135. This wax is not recommended by itself as a container, votive, or pillar wax. We recommend pouring 416 between 90-100 degrees.

This soy wax contains a soy based additive and is both natural and kosher. 474 is perfect for both votives and tarts. This soy based additive enables the soy to be poured at a hotter temperature, helps reduce frosting, and will help increase FO load.

Guess what I voted for...

http://www.wickit.net/

call and ask for Jessica.

This soy wax contains a soy based additive and is both natural and kosher. This soy based additive enables the soy to be poured at a hotter temperature, helps reduce frosting, and will help increase FO load. 444 has a higher melt point which enables it to retain a higher FO load to give you a stronger scent throw.

Quick question, I see you are in Louisville, KY. Do you know who the closest supplier would be to the Nashville, TN area for the GB waxes? I am obviously trying to keep shipping costs to a minimum if possible. Thanks!

Aztec International is Knoxville would be a good one for you.

jason

I know which one I would pick....

I will make this easy for everyone. Call me at 800-622-3055 ext 101, tell me where you are located, and I will send you to the closest supplier.

thanks to all of you who use GB wax,

jason glaser

Thanks.

I typed this up for all of you. Alot of you write me everyday for this information. I hope you all find it helpful and useful. Feel free to call me with any questions.

Jason Glaser

1-800-622-3055 ext 101.

This soy wax contains no additives and is both natural and kosher. 402 has a lower melt point which helps with the burn and gives better glass adhesion so you get less wet spots. We recommend pouring this wax between 90 to 100 degrees. You can pour at a hotter temperature, but a heat gun may be required to smooth out the top.

This soy wax contains no additives and is both natural and kosher. 415 has a higher melt point which enables it to retain a higher FO load to give you a stronger scent throw. We recommend pouring this wax between 90 to 100 degrees. You can pour at a hotter temperature, but a heat gun may be required to smooth out the top.

This wax is a blend of soy and cotton with a melt point of 120-125. The cotton helps with a better burn and gives better adhesion to the glass. The higher melt point enables it to retain a higher FO load to give you a stronger scent throw. We recommend pouring this wax between 90 to 100 degrees. You can pour at a hotter temperature, but a heat gun may be required to smooth out the top.

This soy wax contains a soy based additive and is both natural and kosher. This soy based additive enables the soy to be poured at a hotter temperature, helps reduce frosting, and will help increase FO load. 464 have a lower melt point which helps with the burn and gives better glass adhesion.

This soy wax contains a soy based additive and is both natural and kosher. This soy based additive enables the soy to be poured at a hotter temperature, helps reduce frosting, and will help increase FO load. 444 has a higher melt point which enables it to retain a higher FO load to give you a stronger scent throw.

This soy wax contains no additives and is both natural and kosher. 416 is perfect for tarts of any size and shape. It an also be used to harden existing waxes and has a melt point of 130-135. This wax is not recommended by itself as a container, votive, or pillar wax. We recommend pouring 416 between 90-100 degrees.

This soy wax contains a soy based additive and is both natural and kosher. 474 is perfect for both votives and tarts. This soy based additive enables the soy to be poured at a hotter temperature, helps reduce frosting, and will help increase FO load.

Wix N Wax carries our waxes.

Jason

thanks Geek.