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  1. This was a good question as many may not know!
  2. Hi TallTayl! Actually, I never heard of candlewic brand. But thank you so much! I will follow the link and check it out. BTW I got my starter kit from Hobby Lobby down here in Texas. They have a small but neat little section for candle supplies. And yeah, I saw some people complaining a bit in the Lone Star comments about the "finnickiness" of the 402. I'm steering clear of those complications lol. Also, I am not confident about using beeswax for anything yet even though it's beautiful. And that cure time! Oh man...Jesus'll be back by then! Ha! maybe I could make one for Him. The way things are goin', a few months is about accurate!
  3. Now after a bit more rereading the Starter kit info: 135 melt point~ 1oz FO/1lb wax~ high frost resistance~ glass adhesion mention and the 'blend' factor, has pushed me to 464 as best comparison. Well. So, for any other newbs out there, or sophomores and vets who just like to watch others experiments, I will keep you posted!
  4. Hi! Thanks for your response. I found it at Lone Star Candle Supply. I am considering either 402 or 464. My goal is to graduate (as smoothly as possible, lol) from the starter kit that worked really well for me to a very similar kind. I started with Country Lane's soy wax. I want to continue to use wood wicks, FO's with some batches blended with just a little EO for fine tuning. I read your post on the Flash Point misuse and it's needed burial, lol. That one post alone has helped me a lot. I was agonizing over the desire for a great HT based mainly upon which wax I choose, but now I can concentrate more one ease of use. The Country Lane wax had no in depth info on it's composition. It just read 'Soy Wax' blend. I added stearine to all those pours and they came out smooth throughout, good pooling, with FO/EO, 8oz short 3" neck glass opaque jars. The HT was 50/50 but the temp I see now was not high enough. I followed the manufac. instruc. for heat to 155. Anyway, my husband and I are just starting out and I really want to make a good choice for our first bulk order. Thank you for any additional thoughts on the matter!
  5. If so, how is the HT experience for you? Also, is it consistent and are you having a good wicking time? lol
  6. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/supreme-court-hears-nestle-cargill-alleged-human-rights-abuses-case
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