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  1. Hi Sabrina!

    The yield is actually how many yards of wick it takes to weigh out to 1 pound. So, for the LX21, it takes 352 yards of wick to equal 1 pound. The ROC (rate of consumption) tells you how many oz. per hour that the wick burns up.

    I have read on Atkins & Pearce's website that their wicks are all tested in straight paraffin wax without additives so, if you add additives (FO, Steric, etc.), it doesn't really help that much because you are using a different type of fuel.

    I think the ROC does give you a good idea of a starting point and wicks in different families with similar burn rates.

    HTH,

    Kim

  2. I have been pulling my hair out trying to design a new logo but I've come to realize I just am not that talented :rolleyes2 . Can someone please recommend a good designer.

    I am changing my line to use these jars with the black lid.

    http://www.fillmorecontainer.com/product.asp?deptID=3&sku=C12%2D02W&sID=T81LKP47HC1R9GNX9A2RHHUQFNSC5MNE

    The trick is to make them look contemporary. Also my company name is Jayko & Ashby so I have to be very careful about the font I use or people won't be able to read it lol. I am thinking I will have to go to clear labels but I'm up for any and all suggestions.

    Thanks everyone!!!

  3. Happy Friday!!!

    I hope everyone has had a good week. I have a million things I want to do this weekend but I probably won't get to do half of them :(

    I am making alot of BCN Lemon bundt cake CO products this weekend! I just love love love this FO and I'm not even a lemon person lol. I've got lotion, a 3-wick, some pillars and maybe even a few bath bombs to do. What's everyone else got going on.

  4. For me, the easiest way to check for a pillar being level is before you take it completely out of the mold. I slide it out until the shallowest edge is at the opening. It shows me exactly what needs trimmed. If it's just a tiny amount I can scrape it off right then, otherwise I mark a ring then trim it off after removing. Most of the time the candles are pretty much level to start with. Use a level and make sure your cooling surface is perfectly even to start with. It's much easier than trimming ;)

    That is the best idea I've heard of yet for leveling pillars! I don't know how you feel about BCN but you should submit that for their tip of the month.

  5. On their homepage, they have a scroll along the side and I'm pretty sure they have the jar I want but I don't know which one it is???

    It looks just like the madison jar; straight sided with a thin bottom. Has anyone else ever ordered this paticular jar from them?

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  6. I'm in the same boat you are. Mine has looked like this for a while and I haven't noticed any change

    i must have a turbo cp when do we start the timing (since i started late) mine is pretty much unstirable but i working with it (looks more like chunks of vaseline) thanks jo
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