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Thank you! I may give another paraffin wax a try or just find a better pre-made wax. CD 4 or 6 are WAY too hot except in the heavy fall fragrances. I have some FO's that are burning super hot even with a CDN 4, so I've had to try HTP 62. I thought that adding some additional paraffin would help to allow me to keep the CD's but it hasn't helped at all with the 4630. Oh the joys of chandling 🤪

What wick series did you have the best results with in 130? I find that CD's are like torches at any size in this wax. Seems like HTP's burn cooler but the HT isn't as outstanding as with the CD's. I switched to this from 6006 because it just got too "unpredictable" but now I'm having second thoughts.

I wish I could ignore it, believe me 🤪

What I would give for someone to solve this mystery that has plagued my candles for 4 years. I use CBL 130 and I blend in a little 4630 paraffin for better scent throw. Call me crazy but it's a good blend. I use 7-8% FO. I heat my jars. I cool them in the jar box. I cool them out of the box. I pray. And this happens 90% of the time. The remainder of the wax pulls away beautifully from the jar except for this stripe. There's no consistency of it being on the jar seam, etc. Help!!

I use my microwave 😀

I was the first person to review this fragrance on Flaming back in 2018--it does not smell at all like marijuana!!!! It is a gorgeous, sultry scent. You must try it!!

I use a CD 4 for that size jar and it works great with 6006

Hi everyone! I'm a long time container candle maker, but for "fun" I tried my hand at pillar candle making. It's always good to learn something new, but with every type of candle there are things that happen in the process that need some explanation. I used 4045H, used 30 ply wick, heated to 195; added 7 drops of green dye and 1% vybar at 190 degrees, then fragrance oil 5% (I will definitely reduce this to 3% on the next go round) at 185 degrees. I poured into an aluminum pillar mold 3"X6" at 175 degrees. I cooled for 2 hours and then poked relief holes and did my repour. I then cooled 24 hours. I don't think it mottled quite as much as I'd like and there are some white spots on the bottom which look like they may have come from the repour for some reason. Although I did a repour, the bottom is still dimpled. Any feedback/guidance would be greatly appreciated!!

I have used those jars in the past with 6006 and used a CD 8 for most fragrances.

I use CD 4 on this jar and I use this same jar from CS. With heavier fall scents, I sometimes have to wick up to a CD 6 after testing.

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I'm hoping this conversation has come to an awkward by necessary ending

I love your post--thank you for being so open, honest and transparent. We ALL feel this way whether novice or seasoned in this craft. Just when you think you've got it nailed, something will just change for NO GOOD REASON. It keeps you from getting cocky

The reason these wet spots bother me SO much is because they just started showing up recently even though I'm using the same technique in the same studio. It's extremely frustrating to try to fix something when you have no idea what's causing it. I thought I had this remedied by pouring in the box with the dividers but that lasted for one batch. If I had these silly things from the start then it would just be what it is. I really hate that they have also started showing up in the clear glass jar candles--that really looks horrible.