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I dig it...like my wine.

Thanks! That helps a lot. BTW, I use the SW1003A Ecosoya Pillar Blend Soy Wax from Peak for my melts.

Hey guys. It's been awhile since I posted last, but always check out this spot for advice... So, my question is...if I have some unopened wickless in the clamshells, how long should they be "good for"? Do they have a "shelf-life"?

Love the pics. Also, I never thought of using filing cabinets. Good call on that!

Ya, so I'm in need of organization over here. We have no rhyme or reason to our storage (while not making candles). I have a plastic sack (from the local grocers), a 5 gallon pail from Home Depot and a bed... Any suggestions on storage containers (for molds, FO, etc...) would be awesome. Even more awesome would be pics thanks matt

Ok, NOW I get it...My wife and I LOVE our Presto Pots. I can't believe how much more efficient they are.

Ok, so I've filled my head with the presto pot thread. But, I've also been looking at the electric range plate burners. I've thought that this might be an option as well, because after I use the presto pot once...it's pretty much a candle melter, right? I have a couple of pour pots (put directly on the burner) and thought a burner can also do double duty when the stove is taken. Anyone use these? Yay/Nay?

+1 I laughed a bit too

Dang it! Ok, I'm interested...is there a step-by-step anywhere for good instructions?

What do you use to scoop the wax out (if this is what is done). I don't think I'll drill a hole in it...

Harbor Freight...got mine for 6 bucks with a coupon.

Nice, thanks!

So, we are doing the double boiler method and don't know any for better/worse techniques. Would a PP really make a difference?

Ok, that's what I thought. I feel...well, a little silly for asking. Thanks.

Ok, so math is not my strong suit. If I have 16oz of wax and it says suggested is 6%, what is that? :embarasse Just trying to fine tune and stuff...