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I currently use the ones that are about 2 1/2 inches and was wondering if there is a larger mold? I would like to make them bigger. Thanks

I had ordered a few things from him in the past and one item was listed on their web page as out of stock for about a year, I called and emailed and then they finally said that they would not be getting that product back in. I will never order from them again. There are other places that offer better service that will get my money.

Place container on a protective plate. Oils will harm wood. Yes, it is another way of saying keep away from porous surfaces...but sometimes you need to make it very clear for some people, KWIM?

Why would you need to stick the reed diffuser bottle on a plate when it is in a glass bottle already. Everyone that I have seen in department stores dont mention that. I cant see the liquid spilling out unless its tipped.

Tony's Amber is great. I had a request for this and my customers loved it.

send them my way. We sell a lot of the massage candles, especially in the adult stores.

I had the same probelm with the square votive molds that I got from candlewic and peaks. I then got some from connies candles and they slide out a lot easier then the other molds. I usually use a pair of pliers and just pull and they come right out, no problem, but not the other molds, I have to pull, and pull and wait for some air to get in.

My labels seem to suck up the color on the bottom and then the ink smears. I use the gloss ones from online labels. Is there any way to prevent this?

I just received an email about this product and was wondering if anyone has tried or used this product. Thanks

There were several time sthat I was going to order FO's from them but hate it when places dont put descriptions of the oil. So I passed on them and probably will never order from them unless they change.

Yes......but mine from "Candlewic" came in the two sizes. I ordered 2" and one shipment was 1 3/4". I also know the man who makes the molds. I bought from him also. He has an extrusion company that used to make car parts.....then someone asked them to make the "tubes" into molds. So they started making various shapes and charged a lot more money. He makes them for many many large companies so I wouldn't be surprised if he makes them for CS and Candlewic. Just a bit of trivia (smile).....I am in a holiday mood. Halloween brings it out. Donita

Most of the molds are made by the Moldman. No big secret, Im sure quite a few people know that.

I used to use those until I found the square ones at Connies candles that are .99 each. And I couldnt tell the difference when they were pulled out of the mold form the ones that I got at candlewic

have you tried the letitshine? IGI 6010 Crystalline Wax

they dont have any photos so was curious if this looks like the glass glow one that candlescience has for thier photo?

TIA

I have and didnt like it as much as the glass glow they carry. They call it by the number there so you may be looking at the wrong one

I believe the Glass Glow is carried by candlescience.com

And its carried by Letitshine also. Its not just candlescience

Actually, I don't believe that's true in every state. If she actually has the fair she can keep the $ - you entered into a contract by applying to the fair and sending in the check. . I'd call it bad business practice to not have a policy though - legal doesn't mean in the right Never do a fair without seeing the refund policy in writing.

And not cashing the check for a long while seems typical. I pay for my Labor Day fair in March, and the check is cashed in August.

Actually it is. If there is not policy that can not inforce one when there wasnt one in please. She also stated that she didnt know if it was going to go on so that is another indicator that you can get your money back with problem. YOu can be left in the air wondering if you paid for something is going to happen and you MUST have a poilcy in place in order to inforce it. I just asked one of my directors since I work at a law school.

Yes, you are supposed to put them in the oven. I usually put in as many that can fit and turn it up all the way and leave it there for about a half hour. Make sure you have good ventilation and open some windows because it will smell. That is if you are talking about the paint cans

Legally, if there is no refund policy or cancellation policy she can not inforce one when ther wasnt one in place. She must refund your money

I thought I read another post that the GlassGlow is IGI. Since that name is associated with IGI another company cant come in and use the same name for the wax

I have had good success with the HTP 105

if you are cutting a full sheet in half a 2/0 works well with the sheets.

Isnt vybar used for pillars? Are you using it as an additive to add more fragrance? As a container you should not have to since it holds much more fo load then pillar wax does.

There is a lot of discussion on leather fo. just do a search.

Here's a good place also: http://www.nationalartcraft.com/subcategory.asp?gid=1&cid=174&scid=1553

Ouch! This place is quite high

Oddity carries them also

from my experience it may still be to wet. I had this happen to mine that were not dry enough yet. But mine happened to the cones and not the sticks. Put them on a papertowl for a bit to dry. That might help

I had a box delivered by UPS one time and i was watching him as he toss it over the fence. I ran out and said what the H*ll. I couldnt believe he did that. He didnt even come to the door. I think UPS is the worst.