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Hi: I am looking for a formula for lamp diffuser oils. Thought there was one posted in a thread some time back, but I cannot find it. It was a formula using 90% isoprophyl alcohol and fragrance oil (or maybe essential oil). Hope that someone can help me. I received a lamp for Mother's Day and have lots of candle fragrance oils that can be used, if I can find the formula. Thanks for any info. Cheryl

I'm not sure what scent but definitely will be bringing out the old presto pots this weekend. Not even sure what shape or jar or whatever, just going to be having a great ole' time.

That's how I do it. I find this the easiest.

Those are beautiful and just perfect for the fall.

Thanks. That is good to know.

Yeah, that's the one I bought. I really love it.

Yeah, I thought it might be something like that but wanted to hear it from someone else, just in case. Giggle! Thanks for your response.

And the instructions said not to use the pot for candlemaking or any other kind of crafting. Did I buy the wrong pot? I used it for a small batch and everything went perfect. In fact, I liked it a whole lot. Thanks for any info.

Those colors work so beautifully together.

Beautiful work, Michael.

Love it! Make a great Christmas gift.

Great candle - beautiful!

I use the tealight burner because I like the look and since I make my own tealights, I make the same scent as the tart it is burning to get a stronger throw.

Excellant & congratulations. Sorry can't help you with any soy questions.

I pour at 190 and get the results I like.