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very, very nice - can almost smell it just from the pic!
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"This is not a lye by-product made in someones kitchen."
Well it ISN'T!
It's a lye by-product made in someones lab.
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WSP's addie got cut off on that last c&p so am adding it back
Acorn Soap N Candle Supply -
http://www.janessmallgifts.com
A Garden Eastward -
Aromatic Mills-
Bayousome -
Between Friends Too -
http://www.betweenfriendstoo.co
Bitter Creek North & South -
Bulk Foods -
Bramble Berry -
Camden-Gray -
Candles and Woodcrafts -
http://www.candlesandwoodcrafts.com/...soapmolds.html
Columbus Foods -
Container and Packaging Supply -
http://www.containerandpackaging.com
Cotton Blossom Crafts -
http://www.cottonblossomcrafts.com
Crabapple Soap -
Discount School Supply -
http://www.discountschoolsupply.com...ct.asp?sku=3114
Elements Bath and Body -
http://www.elementsbathandbody.com/
Emporium Naturals-
http://www.emporiumnaturals.com/
Essentials by Catalina -
http://www.essentialsbycatalina.com
Factory Direct Craft Supplies -
http://factorydirectcrafts.com/
Florida Soap Supplies -
http://www.floridasoapsupplies.com/index.html
FNWL -
http://www.fromnaturewithlove.com
Garden of Wisdom -
Glory Bee Foods-
http://www.glorybeefoods.com/gbf/Shop_List.cfm?PC=5&PSC=&ProductCat_Name=Soap%20Making%20Supplies
Kangaroo Blue -
MillCreek -
Mystify Your Senses
MMS -
Oils by Nature -
Olive Tree Soaps-
http://www.olivetreesoaps.com/
Packco -
Paw Made Soap Co.
http://pawmadesoap.safeshopper.com/
Pine Meadows -
Printing by Design -
http://www.printingbydesign.net
Rustic Escentuals -
http://www.rusticescentuals.com
San Francisco Herb Co. -
http://www.sfherb.com/default.asp
Save on Crafts -
http://www.save-on-crafts.com/fiberfix.html
Scent Works -
SFIC Corp -
Silicone molds-
Snow Drift Farms -
Soap Crafters -
Soap Dish -
Soaper Index -
http://soaperindex.tayon.com/oils.php
Soap Saloon -
Soapies Supplies -
http://www.soapies-supplies.com
Southern Belle -
http://www.southernbellesoaps.com
Spice Barn -
Spirit Crafts -
http://www.spiritcrafts.net/info.html
Starrville Soap & Candle Supplies -
http://www.starrvillesoapsupplies.com/
Sun Burst Bottle -
Susanne's Crafty Corner Links -
http://crafty.dyskolus.com/links__cosmetics.html
Sweet Scents -
The Chemistry Store -
The Soap Goat-
The Soap Studio -
TKB Trading -
http://www.tkbtrading.com/default.htm
To Die for -
Tony's Fragrance -
http://www.tonysfragranceoils.com
Tropical Butters -
http://www.tropicalbutters.com
Wash Basin Wonders-
http://www.washbasinwonders.com/
Wellington Fragrance -
http://www.wellingtonfragrance.com
Wholesale Bath Confetti -
http://www.wholesalebathconfetti.com/
Wholesale Supplies Plus -
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I put em' in alphabetical order to make it a little easier
Acorn Soap N Candle Supply -
http://www.janessmallgifts.com
A Garden Eastward -
Bayousome -
Between Friends Too -
http://www.betweenfriendstoo.co
Bitter Creek North & South -
Bulk Foods -
Bramble Berry -
Camden-Gray -
Candles and Woodcrafts -
http://www.candlesandwoodcrafts.com/...soapmolds.html
Columbus Foods -
Container and Packaging Supply -
http://www.containerandpackaging.com
Cotton Blossom Crafts -
http://www.cottonblossomcrafts.com
Crabapple Soap -
Discount School Supply -
http://www.discountschoolsupply.com...ct.asp?sku=3114
Elements Bath and Body -
http://www.elementsbathandbody.com/
Essentials by Catalina -
http://www.essentialsbycatalina.com
Factory Direct Craft Supplies -
http://factorydirectcrafts.com/
Florida Soap Supplies -
http://www.floridasoapsupplies.com/index.html
FNWL -
http://www.fromnaturewithlove.com
Garden of Wisdom -
Kangaroo Blue -
MillCreek -
MMS -
Oils by Nature -
Packco -
Pine Meadows -
Printing by Design -
http://www.printingbydesign.net
Rustic Escentuals -
http://www.rusticescentuals.com
San Francisco Herb Co. -
http://www.sfherb.com/default.asp
Save on Crafts -
http://www.save-on-crafts.com/fiberfix.html
Scent Works -
SFIC Corp -
Silicone molds-
Snow Drift Farms -
Soap Crafters -
Soap Dish -
Soaper Index -
http://soaperindex.tayon.com/oils.php
Soap Saloon -
Soapies Supplies -
http://www.soapies-supplies.com
Southern Belle -
http://www.southernbellesoaps.com
Spice Barn -
Spirit Crafts -
http://www.spiritcrafts.net/info.html
Starrville Soap & Candle Supplies -
http://www.starrvillesoapsupplies.com/
Sun Burst Bottle -
Susanne's Crafty Corner Links -
http://crafty.dyskolus.com/links__cosmetics.html
Sweet Scents -
The Chemistry Store -
The Soap Studio -
TKB Trading -
http://www.tkbtrading.com/default.htm
To Die for -
Tony's Fragrance -
http://www.tonysfragranceoils.com
Tropical Butters -
http://www.tropicalbutters.com
Wellington Fragrance -
http://www.wellingtonfragrance.com
Wholesale Bath Confetti -
http://www.wholesalebathconfetti.com/
Wholesale Supplies Plus -
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Lots of things to think about with laser printers. Im a hp fan, you can check out my ebay and see i have bought 3 in the past 6 weeks. I love the hp 4550 models.(I put a 10gig hard drive in the back of it and dont even need a computer to print out my labels now.. it stores them all) I picked up a hp 8500 and its ok, but way way too big (300# machine). The only one I bought new was a hp4600N that is faster then the others because each color has its own drum. The others share a drum and it has to take the colors off the transfer belt one at a time. (4 passes instead of one)
The higher the copies per month they are rated, the more toner you will get and the better longer drum, transfer and fuser life.
The thing about the 4600 that I just got, it was like 525.00 new with everything. If I went to buy replacement toners it would cost me about the same amount that it did for the whole thing new. I really think the best way to do it is to buy new and sell it on ebay when the toners run low and just get another newer model. You can refill them, but have to replace drum memory chips so it gets costly even refilling. If you can get 8000 copies from a set of toners, that should last you for a few years, but some machines only do 1500 on a set of toner. Check the amount of copies the toner carts are rated at before you buy and how much the replacement ones cost.
Bruce
confused yet?
no not confused at all here - that is very interesting
thanks bruce
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my pleasure
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One of the topics in the Candlemaking thread in the Tips and FAQ Database section at the top of the main page covers this - Here's the link to it
What information must legally be on my candle labels before I can sell them?
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Every time I put floating candles in a pool, within a few minutes they all float over to one side even with the pump turned off.
Had an idea when i read this -
Get some eye hooks or even cheap cup hooks from the hardware section of WalMart and screw them into the bottom of the candle
Use clear fishing line and tie it thru the hook or onto the cuphook and tie the other end anything you can comeup with that is heavy enough to be a weight yet waterproof
Don't tie it too short or it of course would pull the candle under lol
I would tie it a little long and giive it room to drift and let it move a bit
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as everyone else said - very nice color and texture
May I ask for more details please?
wax/scent/wick?
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The witch hazel-distilled water room spray I have seen also has Polysorbate 20 in an equal amount as the FO -
Is this the same one or do you not have to add the poly 20?
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See - I told you I loved it down there! LOL
Got so excited just think about it that I typed before I even finished reading LOL
Have been going down to N.O. all my life (We lived there till I was 5 and all my life we would go down for at least a week and visit friends - When I was old enough to stop going down with my parents I was old enough to go down with friends and REALLY have a good time lol)
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The Cafe Dumond (sp)
Down at the French Market -
Oh how I love New Awlins'!!!!!!!!
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On the old board there was a thread on a TV special or something showing Yankee actually making candles and it was the extrusion process - Well - I didn't see the show, just read about it here but that's what those here who saw it were saying anyway lol
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A startling number of pets die in cargo holds every year because no one bothered to notify the pilot there was an animal down there. If they don't know, they won't diligently monitor the temperatures, so you should always ask a cabin steward to tell them.
I just recently read an article in the paper about this and was really surprised!
I couldn't remember the exact figure though so I googled a bit and came up with a site with a lot of info - After reading here I remembered this exact line being in the article I read
"Every year, about 20,000 pets are lost, hurt or killed traveling on planes."
And now to get back to the orginal thread - (Sorry about highjacking it)
Been so long since I have flown I can't help as far as carrying them but I think since they were gifts I would have boxed them just as if you had sold them to someone and shipped them to myself at wherever you were going to be staying
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I dare you to ask them to monitor the temperatures for your candles! :D
LOL!!!!!!!
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Of course you can also tab them yourself in any length you want
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OK - am sooooo jealous that I can't swing any of the conferences or get-togethers this year
BUT - just as soon as anyone hears of any definate dates for NEXT year please let me know so I can begin planning (and saving!) for them?
I am looking to go to at least two next year - Right now am thinking of the Texas conference since it is close enough to me to drive over and at least one other that I will probably fly in for - I just have to see the dates and kinda plan for them in advance - Getting a few days off work here and there is no problem (except on my paycheck lol) as long as I know about it a month or so in advance so as to let them know not to put me on the next month's schedule for those dates
TIA
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ughhhh!
NOT fun at all!
Don't you just hate learning from your mistakes!
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And I thank each of you also!
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I would buy these in a heartbeat
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Thank you very much to each of you!
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Had a couple of hours drive both coming and going on my recent little trip and had to keep what everyone laughingly refers to as my mind occupied so naturally I thought quite a bit about candles - came up with a couple of things I wanted to ask -
First on UV Inhibitor - When you pour candles for testing purposes do you have to add UV also or can you leave it out to save a bit of $ and just add it after all testing is done? I have never read anywhere where it affects anything except fading. And do you add UV to your jar candles?
And next - What would you say "Shelf Life" is on candles before they are burned? - I know they can fade even using UV but down the road do you start losing fragrance or have any other changes?
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Awesome links Scrubzz, tks!
Casey
My pleasure
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Wow!
Wonder how many gallons of FO you would have to use for that?
And just test burning a couple of those would take what, 10 or 12 years?
Should I go to this market?
in Business Side of Things
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Maybe get a receipt book that lets you have carbon copies and staple a copy of their receipt onto their bag - whoever shows you the original receipt that matches gets the bag