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BeagleBaby

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  1. Looks good enough to eat!! I've been looking for molds like that . . What site did you buy it from.? (you said candlegirl) I buy some things from someone on the board already and am very pleased with the products. Save me so much time not to have to make all the embeds myself.

    Hope you don't mind sharing!

  2. I would like to start making soy pillars for my store. I already do the rustic pillars but would like a smooth classic look of a soy pillar. Could anyone recommend a good wax that isn't brittle, won't crack ect ect ect.

    Tell me the results you get, how they burn, and what wicks work best for you, cost, and who carries the wax.

    Not asking for much am I

    Thanks so much for the help.

  3. I know this is a old thread, haven't been on much lately. I had the same thing happen with C3 I got from Candlewic .. No label on the bbox that said it was C3. Called the company and they asked what color the bag was inside the box (blue) they said candlewic was probably repackaging the wax. Called candlewic and was sent another box of wax for free

  4. i have had some problems lately with cracks in my C3. First I use 12oz C3 & 4oz J223 w/1oz fo. I also use premier series wicks - usually a 745. Has worked like a charm for a long long time.

    Some candle will go out within a few minutes after lighting. They melt down in a little crevic, its almost like a air pocket, there is usually a crack across the candle-but sometimes there isnt.

    Can anyone give a suggestion on what I might try to stop this. Oh yea i pour at about 180

  5. Thanks Tootie . . It sounds like my same wicks will work, now I'm really excited about trying it. I just ordered a whole case. I usually never mess with ordering a sample when I hear good reviews about things. Can't wait for it to come to start to test.

    Do you have any problems with sink holes around the wicks or cracking across the tops?

  6. Islandgirl, do you use the C-3? I'm looking to try something else because I can't seem to get rid of the frosting, no matter how long I temper it they still creep back. I mix a little 223 with it and it's ok then, but 223 is getting crazy in price.

    What wick do you like in the CB adv, and could you give me a starting point for a 8oz hex jar and a 16oz apothecary.

    What wick seems to work for you with the 464. I think I will order a 10# sample today with the rest of my order. I have CD wicking in alot of different sizes.

    How would you rate the cold & hot throw with the CB Adv, and also the GB464?

    Thanks for all the help.

  7. Need some help wicking some wedding candles. I usually put glass cups in the top of mine but a customer has requested them to be wicked instead. The wick needs to be downsized so as not to burn the invitation that will be on the candle, The candle will be 5W x 9.5H. Can anyone suggest wick to use. The wax will be just pain pariffin with no scent or color.

    TIA

  8. I use 1 tsp coconut oil to a # of C3. I found that letting it cool even at room temp that I get very good glass ashesion just like papaffin would give. The top are nice and level with no crack and the scent is there right away.

    So IMO it makes the C3 much nicer to work with. It almost seems like you have a one pour pariffin. I have also tried USA with it also (with no coconut oil) For me the coconut oil is a keeper.

  9. Just found out that FedEx doesnt pick up everyday there. They mainly use UPS.My wax alway ships out the same day I order it, I guess that was the day fedex picked up, but since my order was all fragrances it took longer since they all had to be poured. Now I know when fedex picks up so I can place my orders so I dont miss the pick up days.

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