EccoLights

Looks great and that is an amazing scent! Love your pictures btw =)

Nope, it's a soy blend. The site says the soy is "over 50%" but nothing exact. How did the WOW do for your tarts?

I would have to say out of all the suppliers I have used, OBI is tops (warmer selection and customer service). From there I'd go with scentoils.com or it might be scentedoils.com? I'm sure others will chime in on this soon for you as well =)

Anyone use this or have feedback on it for clamshells, portion cups or shaped tarts?

Just thought I would try and help some of you guys out here:

Excel Cost Template on Google Docs: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjGovHtK1pg4dENZM2prMjN3U1FzU2VJdHNVOV9XN0E&hl=en_US#gid=0

Enjoy =)

I have one that I"m playing with that seems to be a great one if you give me your email address I'll send it to you

Only one thing I'm confused about on this though is the units. I assume I could make it pounds per case & the cost/units I believe would figure to be the ounces???? Nope that didn't work lol sorry thinking out loud kind of and also hoping someone can give some input.

I'd like to see it too (the spreadsheet that is) =) info@eccolights.com

Thanks!!

This topic has been brought up many, many times. By using the search box located in the upper right hand corner you can find a ton of information.

Here is one I found right off: http://www.craftserver.com/forums/showthread.php?100113-Wholesale-Tart-Warmers&highlight=wholesale+tart+warmers

I seem to recall someone mentioned using pantyhose.

Yup, that's what we use too

I'm still curious about these but do agree, what's the point of them?

Clustering them together is a time-honored method

That's what we do, it's a big candle hugging party over here tonight btw =)

I am so surprised to hear so many people don't like this scent. I love it and so do a lot of my customers. What company did you buy it from?

Same here, it does well in soy and in our tarts and also our fragrance spray too. NG brand here so don't know about CS

After hearing about not filling up the neck on these jars I couldn't wait to get some more and start pouring =) So did my runs today and got all our supplies and have been pouring since around noon and got around 7 cases poured right now and now a single sink hole! YIPPIE! I know this topic went another direction but thought I would fill everyone in =)

I will buy another pack of two of the bbq lighters for $3.50 (in a $2 store), go figure....LOL

Geezs, inflation hit the $2 store too...

Because they are trying to get the scare $$$ and not being honest with their customers (or their selves)....

Sadly some will fall for it but those who know, know and won't fall for it =)

Link at all? Or was it local? Never heard of them...

I seen a few talking about they got them for around $6 on sale but I wasn't that luck. But honestly, for the time this will save me I'd gladly pay much more =)

For the past 2 years when we had candles that needed touched up (on top) we have been using a hair dryer thinking "There's not a big difference then a heat gun." How freaking wrong I was!

Just bought one at Harbor Freight and what used to take me 2 - 3 minutes just took me utterly 5 seconds! YIPPIE!!!

So if your debating on this or use a hair dryer now, ditch it and go spend the $15 for the real deal =)

*Put this in Vegetable because we use soy, but could fit into the General area if the mod's so choose* =)

Some great ideas for all the tid bits =) Thanks everyone for sharing! We did the layers for a bit too and they do sell very well but now seeing about the fire starters... I wonder how well those do? Might be something to try out =)

Simply put, LOVE my Square!!!

Good idea mixing the two =) Our Bayberry doesn't do great so have been looking for a good blend so thank you =) Will be testing this out this coming week!

no, I didn't cool on a heating pad. I did snestle them all together so they had the warmth of each other. It didn't matter if they were in the middle of the pack or the outside - it was just their day to get a sink hole.

I couldn't of put that any better with these jars for us too.

In the past month I'd say we have had about 6 or 7 of them like that. Each time they sent a replacement out the very next day (sometimes the same day) and I had it within 1 day as well, so A+ on their customer service. The one today that came back was one of the poly resin ones and they didn't have a replacement so got a credit, so that was cool as well =) Even had a few drop ship ones that they sent a entire new unit to our customers so again A+++

Oh lord Tracy, we did the whole Mystery thing before too (forgot to mention that) and AMEN sister! Same exact thing happened... "I just loved that blue one..."

So the question is, What do you do with your little bits of left over wax from doing your batches?

For us, we do scent shots with the portion cups and will fill them (even part of the way) and pass them as small samples to our lookie-lous. We do also have a few old ice cream buckets (cookies and cream of course) and will pour the little leftovers in there until we get enough to do a batch and name it Frogs Breath or Mississippi Mud or WTF IDK or some other creative name =) Some really turn out quite nice depending on what we have been making but it really sells to those looking for the different or unique scents. Bad side is we can never recreate it so BOO on that part..

I would rather have some extra wax left over than deal with all this!!!!! *faint* KISS

Can we get an AMEN to this???? This brings up another good topic now tho, what does everyone do with the little extras and bits from our batches? But that will be discussed in a new topic =)

Off to numb my brain now, I think I smell smoke tho...