Angelique

Since BCS sells cans for candlemaking, and has been for years, and people have been doing it for years, Im pretty sure you can. Look at the bottom of the page http://www.bittercreeksouth.com/containers.htm

Im wondering what the texture would be like

I found one of Voluspa's candles on Amazon with the following description: "Voluspa uses a paper core wick and a blend of food and cosmetic grade paraffin wax with a touch of gel wax for the ultimate in a clean burning Voluspa candles are long lasting Makes a great gift! Hand-poured in the USA" I know they primarily use a coconut wax formula now, and this is most likely an older line, but gel to paraffin? Thats a new one to me

Very nice!

Ive seen these, they are bowl fillers, scented decorations, big in the prim world. SO nice btw Pennie!

LOVE THEM! Those are so well done!

YES YES! Try Peaks! You wont be disappointed!

I agree, its always worth it to drive and stock up when you can, I did it in Texas years ago when I shopped at Sissie's (now BCS) Now its Peaks, just load up that vehicle when you get there. Shipping costs suck and I cant stand to pay them.

I third the CB-A, no frosting from all the testing Ive done

I will

lilcountrymomma, do you prefer the zinc with 4627 over CD's? I am currently testing the CD 18's in the 16 oz pint mason jars and they are working wonderfully, even with the heavier oils, and even slightly better then the htp's. I noticed that not many are using cd's with the 4627 so i was wondering what your opinion is. I have been a 4786 user since the beginning but am hooked on 4627 fully now, and cd's were always my favorite wick, so I just started combining the two the other day and I am loving it so far, well so far, who knows as it burns down. (fingers crossed)

Same here, I never saw the difference, i stir for about 10-15 seconds with a big whisk, never had an issue with oil settling etc, great hot throw and thats the way i did it for years, 10-15 seconds tops. Guess it matters on personal preference

Your a bored old guy, aint ya It appeared as if you thought he was simply deciding to ignore you, my apologies, carry on

Actually, ignore is a forum feature that means he can no longer see your posts.

I would only do drop ship with a very well established company that had a solid internet presence, mainly because you will be doing all of the work anyway, they would just be submitting a third party order.