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TheWickedWick

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  1. I use the KY Para-Soy and the only way I have found to get rid of the ripples is to add about 15-20% container soy...I use 444. I tried pouring cooler but it did not help. Some have found it did but I did not get the same results. Unless it really bothers you, I don't think it really matters to the customer. People seem to be scarfing up the BH&G clamshell tarts from Wal-Mart and if you look at them, they are pretty rough looking.

  2. Smaller molds..I guess that's why my mini cake bites crumbled when I tried to unmold. Can't have that!! Switched back to KY's tart/votive wax...It's a shame..I really liked ME's wax..thought it was a tad better than KY's but I need consistency especially since my busy time is upon me. However, lover her oils and will definitely continue to buy those.

  3. I went back to KY's tart wax from AH/RE. Your case may be just fine..the way I knew mine was different was because it looked different. The grains were bigger and the color was slightly off white. Angie at ME says she is using it and acts the same way as the old batch. I just didn't find that to be true in my case. I was uncomfortable with the wax being milky white when fully melted and the "thicker" consistency. I've worked with quite a few different waxes all from different suppliers and none when fully melted was a milky color..all became clear.

  4. I'm hoping it's candle nose. I just poured this fo this morning in tarts but it's some I bought before she totally sold out to AH/RE. They (AH/RE) say all the fo's will be the original formulas KY carried...I sure hope that's the case!!

    Never appreciated Vickey's prices and shipping costs until she sold the business. I have ordered the Toasted Marshmallow and some others from AH/RE recently and they seem to be the same as when I bought from Vickey.

  5. I've been purchasing my tart/votive wax (para-soy blend) from Miami Erie for a while now and have been extremely happy. This last batch I received on Saturday looked different...larger grains and had a slight off white color. That did not bother me, however, today when I went to use it, it did not melt the same way. I remained a milky color when fully melted and never became clear. It also seemed a bit "thicker" in consistensy when fully melted.

    I used it to make tarts anyway because that's all I had. It was kinda hard judging color when adding the dye because of the cloudy/milky-ness of it. Poured into my silicone molds let cool and unmolded. First batch seemed okay. Second batch in a different mold not so good. When unmolding using my silicone mini cake bite mold the tops totally crumbled. I let them fully cool.

    I emailed Angie at ME and she said this is a "new" batch made by the supplier on his new equipment and said the wax was fine. She uses it and has not had any problems.

    (She owns Front Porch Candle Co). She is extremely nice and quick to respond.

    Has anyone ever had this experience..not speaking of just Miami Erie but with wax in general. Should I continue to be concerned? I have orders to fill and am now doubting how my product will do. I plan to test some of the tarts I poured today to see how scent is but I can't hold orders up for too long.

    Must mention I do add 20% soy to the blend but I've always done this.

    Any thoughts?

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