Michelle21

Yum Yum!! Looks delicious.

Very nice. I like those molds.

Very nice indeed!

CS Smoke & Odor Eliminator in every room. (Trying to clear out burnt mac & cheese odor which has spread throughout the house)

That is a nice looking batch of soap. Hope my first batch comes out looking half as good.

What a wonderful idea!

Yeah Thanks Kitn! Love the idea of the clamshells for this.

Another CS fan here.

Gorgeous.

I am making room sprays using 24/410 sprayers and it seems that there's always leakage around the spray spout. Whenever I remove the cap it's alway's wet underneath. I'm using sprayers from The Chem Store. Wondering if anybody else has this problem. Any suggestions on dealing with it?

Those are very cute.

Glad I read this thread. I have a few tops that I've spilled wax onto (before I learned to work with candles in "work clothes") so I've just put them to the side until I figure out how to remove the wax before washing. Now I'll try these methods and save my tops. Thanks guys.

Beautiful work.

I feel your pain, i'm not having any luck with them either. I've tried Mc Apple and Coconut Lime both of which I consider to be strong fragrances. They work great in my tarts but like I said no luck for me as Smelly Jellies. The McApple lasted 2 days, the Coconut Lime about 2 weeks. Really frustrating and have tried several different times with the Mc Apple, because someone wants to place an order after smelling the one that I gave to my sister for testing. Little did they know that they happen to get a whif on the first day. I'm embarrased to tell them of the short life. I figure there must be a trick to this. Wish I could figure it out though. Any help would be appreciated.

Has anybody used this? Was thinking of purchasing some but wanted opinions from anybody that has used it. I'm currently using base from CMS but am looking at other options. https://www.oakcourtcreations.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=434&idcategory=108

Thanks comfortscents. I'm heading to the dollar tree today.

A friend gave me a container of California Scents that she had bought from the dollar store and it got me to thinking. They are packaging these in PET1 containers. I've puchased some smely jelly jars from NG and I'm sure they're more expensive that the PET containers. So I was wondering if anybody has sold the smelly jellies in anything other than the jars, like plastic maybe. If so where did you get the containers? Any help would be appreciated. Trying to cut cost as much as possible but still keep a good product.

Those are beautiful. You're very creative.

Welcome aboard. I found and joined this board about a month ago and what a difference it has made in the way I do things. This board is full of great information and folks are so helpful. So dig in, I'm glad I did.

Thanks for the link Steve. I'll be looking at JKL also.

Welcome. I've only been a member for a short time and loving it. Just reading this board can be addictive, not to mention the actual art of candlemaking. Again welcome and good luck!

Thanks SD for refreshing that thread. I had read it before, but sometimes when frustration sets in I guess we have to reread, step away, reread and rethink. :rolleyes2 Chances are that I may have overloaded with the FO. Anyways I tried another same color freshner with a diferent scent from CS and it looks much better. I'll keep testing untill I get repeatability. Cheers!!

Hello to all. This being my first post I want to make sure that I let you all know how much I enjoy reading this forum. I've been selling tarts for about six months now. Just recently decided to add cardboard air freshners. I purchased some blanks from Oak Court and colored them with Wilton icing coloring (since that is what I have at hand). The colors look great but when I applied the FO I get that really oily,greasy appearance. I'm using Day at the Spa from Candlescience. Is this oily look normal?