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Erin Lea

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  1. Hmmm....we need a supplier to figure out this mystery so we can use these! I have about 2 thousand of the wallflowers and I hate to toss them because the moment I do someone will discover how to refill them and get them to throw!

    Susan-LOL...yeah, that's right! I forgot about the bulb unscrewing backwards from the wallflower piece (maybe that was BBWs attempt to keep people from tampering with the product!). The lid to the bulb is defintely NOT a screw cap though...LOL...I am such a clutz and I'm lucky I'm still alive after trying to rip that cap/wick off the top of the bulb!

    babyrn-Wow...what made you think to do vodka?...LOL...Not sure that would've even crossed my mind!!!

  2. Ok, I tried this the other day. First of all, it is a b*tch to get the fuzzy "wick" thing out to get oil back in the bulb, but it is possible with some time, effort, and tools. I almost poked my eye out with the needlenose pliers. Second, they must cut the oils with something mysterious. I tried straight FO and then tried it with cyclo (I have no idea why...LOL...just an experiment) and I couldn't get much scent throw. In fact, I think the minimal scent throw I was getting was primarily from FO spilled on my counters!

    I would love to know what they mix the FO with though. I'd also love it if a supplier would develop refill bulbs for these so we can easily offer customers refills and not have to destroy the original bulbs trying to get the cap off (the BBW bulbs are definitely not a screw off cap--more of a "pull with all your might until the mangled lid pops off cap")

  3. I totally agree with TXSioux about TC's oils. I go there to pick up my jars and I often sniff the oils and they all smell wierd to me. Plus, I haven't found a single dupe of theirs that smells even remotely like the original fragrance. In fact, a lot of their oils are just plain gross IMO. I like the service okay, but the friendliness of the employees leaves a lot to be desired. If I could get my jars from somewhere else and not pay shipping, I would quit using TC completely.

    As for NG, I used some of their oils when I first started making candles and just wasn't impressed by them OOB or in wax. So, I ventured off to BCN and BCS. I love the WYW oils and BNL oils at BCN and the Red Velvet Cake at BCS is to die for. I love a lot of WSP oils as well but they have awful customer service.

  4. I've seen several people mention "Wendy's" FOs...Who IS this? I checked the supplier thread...nothing by that specific name and a search for Wendy brings up a crapload of junk!

    If this is the name of the person behind a business it's a little hard to find out about the business if you only know the contact name of the owner...LOL

  5. I don't know about in paraffin, but adding a small amount of Crisco to soy isn't unheard of. Since Crisco is soy I don't see any specific issue with her using it as an additive in paraffin, but I'm not a paraffin user.

    For your original question about suppliers----I personally am not a NG fan and don't use anything from them.

    As for the testing and being ready by March 1, good luck & I'm staying out of this debate.

  6. HI ladies, we do have quite a few oils out of stock and we are working hard on getting them back in here. We had placed them on order right before the holidays and we had to wait for our facilities to open back up to produce the oils. (pb)Unfortunately then the oils were delivered while we were staying at shelters due to the ice storm. We spent a few nights in a hotel and a few in the shelters. I don't remember which day the oils tried to arrive but we weren't here. We had no electric for six and a half days. This forced many of our shipments back.(pb)After sitting in the warehouses that long our suppliers opted to offer us fresher oils and dumped those that they had originally shipped. They feared the extended time in the warehouses (without power as well) could cause some harm.(pb)It is a long road back from the ice damage and we are working very hard to get back on our feet. All windows are replaced, carpet is pulled up, water damage is being worked on. Our furance went out and we lost quite a bit from electrical surges as well. The place that we housed all of our shipping and packaging supplies and did most of our work was destroyed in the ice storm and now everything salvageable was moved into our home.(pb)I've done all the work and I'm waiting for insurance settlement now to help us get back on our feet.(pb)In the meantime I have been working on a fix to our shipping problem. Our business grew very fast and we love working with you all but with all the focus on shipping I'm not getting to formulate new oils for you all. With that said when we get back on our feet here in the new few weeks you all will notice much faster shipping, quicker turnaround from the time of your order, and much less out of stock. (pb)We appreciate your support and patience. We offer our prayers and thoughts to those currently affected by this crazy weather hitting us all this year. Deana, my dear, enjoy those oils. : ) (pb)Yes, would someone please tell me how to type in here so my words don't all run together when I hit send. I keep on typing html and it isn't very up to date in this old brain. LOL (pb)Hugs,(pb)Lisa(pb)http://www.oklahomafragranceoilsupply.com

    Hmm...when I want to do a paragraph break (like you're trying to do) I just hit enter a couple times...I'm going to test it...

    Does it work?

    Yep, it works. Just hit enter a few times.

  7. Of course they were losing money by offering a flat rate shipping for every item possible! It was a stupid, ridculous move that they clearly did not think out. If this was the first and only problem with WSP I would stick with them as well. However, we all know that this is an ongoing problem with this company. It is clear that business sense is lacking and customer concern is minimal (I have still not received a response to a complaint email I sent on 1/28). I, for one, am not going to continue to do business with a company that can't adequately respond to a litany of customer complaints about shipping issues.

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