thecountrymile

Hello! I use palm also and have to poke releif holes, but I do not repour. I hit the tops with the heat gun. It does mess up the prettiness a bit, but once you hit with the heat gun and see all the "caverns" under the top layer of wax, you realize, ya gotta get rid of them Relief holes don't really seem to help, maybe I should try the repour... I have also mixed with up to 10% ezsoy and still have the air bubbles. I pour about 195 into warm containers and cool at room temp. Oh, and I used to use soy and palm is harder to clean up! I use a presto pot for melting, then into a pyrex measuring cup (big ole 32 oz one) where I color and scent. Then I pop them into a warm oven after pouring and clean out with paper towel. Works ok for me Hth Jill

I tried them in palm container wax. I did some testing with them in 3 1/2" jar with no fo or color and in both attempts, the flame looks unstable. Flickers and moves around the wood alot. I also thought they burned too hot. Another thing with the large ones, is the trimming. How in the heck do you trim these things? I ordered the large ones from WSP first before I saw the smaller ones. Oh BTW, I did split them apart and try that too (oops not supposed to) but they only tunnel. So, there is a reason for that suggestion. I have about 45 of them left. If anyone is interested, I will sell them for cost plus shipping. you can email me

Hi everyone, I am new posting here but, thought I would share a pic of a small round palm pillar. I used soy for about 3 years and recently switched to palm, I love this wax!!

I also purchased the wood wicks to try out and I was unhappy with the flame! It seemed very "fluttery" and inconsistent, makes me nervous! I would love to unload some if anyone wants to play Jill

Hi everyone! I am going too! We are driving from Michigan...can't wait:yay: Jill