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  1. I also started out using the coffee cans when they were aluminum and had one for every scent and just left the scent in them until next time.  We drank a lot of coffee!  But when I built my shop that was to many coffee cans to keep up with and ordered the pitchers.  I have 7 large & 2 small ones.  Pour left overs in tarts.

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    Thank you for responding, love your signature quote by the way!  I absolutely 200% feel the same way about spending more if its worth it.  What I mean is if I can find the same FO that throws just as well for a cheaper price, every little bit helps.  Y'all are making me reconsider possibly replacing NG with either RE, Elements or WSP

     

    Don't think you will regret using them.  Well don't know how to attach quotes or whatever.  You know the old saying "you can't teach an old dog new tricks" lol 

  3. I know oils I get from RE, WSP, ICS are always going to be top notch. I do use a few from other suppliers that I like but those 3 I know I can depend on.  Price does not determine what supplier I order from.  

    Added to say Elements and CC also.

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  4. Be sure you are buying the correct labels for your type printer.  If laser printer buy labels for laser printer and if ink jet buy labels for ink jets printers.  I have always used ink jet printers and in beginning I didn't know the difference and got labels for a laser printers and they smudge and don't dry.  

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  5. There was a post involving this in the past.  From a condensed version I posted on my FB page it must have been in 2010.  This is the condensed version.   Why can't I smell my candle during the summer?

     

    This is from a discussion last year in one of my forums with someone asking that ?? This is what other candle-makers are saying. I have tried to condense it down and hopefully it will make sense!!

     

    It has more to do with how close your candle is to the air return with central air. Once the fragrance gets to the air return, gets "conditioned," and comes out the vents your scent throw is reduced.

     

    Fragrance hangs more in warm air. In order to cool the air in a house the moisture has to be removed from the air. As the air is cooled, the moisture drops out of it, - cool air simply cannot hold as much as warm air. In essence the AC acts like a dehumidifier first before it can cool the air. "Dry" air is less work to cool than "wet" air which is why the AC dehumidifies the air it cools. Once the fragrance gets to the air return, gets "conditioned," and comes out the vents, you may find the scent throw from your candle is much weaker.

     

    The reverse is true for heating. Your house still recirculates air in the winter when the heat is on, its just not dehumidified in the process.

     

    One candle-maker suggested getting on a ladder and "sniffing" the air at the top of your room where there is warmer air!!!!

      

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