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Gdawg

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  1. Fire great advice.... Kinda like becoming a stay at home mom you have to make sure money wise you can do it so you set aside the money you make and live off your hubby's....well this is like that just like fire said work at your full time job for a year and see if this is something you can do till retirment.

    Having 3 part time jobs plus mother hood you are working more now then you would be full time I think lol. I vote scale down the business cause I think if you sell it off you would really regret giving away all your hard work with secrets.

  2. sorry I dont have any advice...just have to go with your gut and heart but did want to say congrats on getting an offer and one with benifts that is exciting in it self.

    What if you scaled your business down...not have many wholesale accounts ect. That way you can keep your candle business part time and not give away all your secrets that you worked so hard for.

  3. well that is just crappy on her part to do that to you, hope you do sell them so you are not stuck with them. maybe you can give few as gifts to other neighbors/friends. Or give a few away just to say thanks for buying. at any rate its never easy but I think its harder when it is someone that you have known for years.

  4. so how can one really get a temp out of the glass above the melt pool to know that you are within the guide lines? I touch mine and yeah they are hot and sometimes to hot touch so I wick down but then I have so much hang up or wax left on the bottom I go on to try differnt wicks and its like a never ending circle ya know.

    Tonight I finished 3 candles all the way down...no soot and the jar was not hot but there wasnt any wax left at the bottom either and that dang wick just kept burning, so tomorrow I will make another and wick down and hopefully will have no hang up and a little wax left at the bottom of jar

  5. I used 8% in both Ecosoya CB135 & my own soy/para pillar blend.

    Worked fantastically well in both.

    I think I'm going to cut it down to 7.5% tho as I'm trying to avoid the mushrooms I was getting.

    Sally.

    I was thinking the same thing...used 8% in the CB135 but think I can cut back on it and still get an awesome throw

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