simply soy

It could also be the melting pool is not getting hot enough to give off

a good scent throw because of the diameter size of the container.

Even though my melting pool was melted all around, it still wasn't

getting hot enough. I stay with a 2 1/2 inch diameter or less

container with the wicks I have.

I stay loyal to my supplier and use all her products. She can only

advise me when using her products. Every problem she has had,

she knows how to correct it. Am I making sense?

Thanks I will need all of them for backup. I live in Hot Springs AR.

All are far awy but the Riekes. They all have wonderful pricing.

Does Riekes have a website? I found them in the internet

yellow pages but no website listed.

Could someone please supply me with a cheap hexagon supplier.

Fragrance and jars being the highest cost of goods, I need to keep the

jar price low. I can get the jar and lid for about $.96. But, then there

is the shipping...ouch.

Am I asking too much to get the jar and lid at a much lower price?

Vicky/Ky told me to add the fragrance when the wax was hot...about

160 degrees because the wax and fragrance can bond. Then wait

until it is slushy then pour into the container. It worked and I had a

awesome scent throw. Before, I was waiting until the temp. was

lower, then add the fragrance and I never had a good scent throw.

Stick with your supplier because they can help you. But, only if you

use their products. They can't help if they haven't used others

products.

ChrisR, thanks, your feedback is appreciated.

Simply Soy

I'm new and have posted an introduction in "off topics" and ready to ask

my first question

I read over at Peak that to use more fragrance with smaller candles where the melt pool diameter is limited. What does this statement mean.

See, I'm having such a problem and I think this might be my problem

but first I need someone to please explain what the above statement

from Peak means.

Thanks, in advance, for your feedback.

Simply Soy