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I'm rarely disappointed with Peak, Candlescience, and Aroma Haven...excellent products and customer service.

ECOs-Lonestar, Candle Science

CDs-Lonestar, Aroma Haven

CDNs-Southwest Candle Supply

Soy does really well with bakery type scents, the cologne type will take more testing and playing with...hth

When I used 464, in the 16oz mason jars I used ECO14 and had good results. I use C3 now and get great ht using Candle Source's dupe of

Be Delicious and Monnlight Path...this is using CDNs and an 8.5% fo load...hth.

Thanks!

Thanks...I have 10's and up on the CDNs...what would be comparable to a CD5 in ECOs or Premiers?

I have never double wicked anything and would like a starting point on wicking a 3 1/2" jar (20oz Claussen pickle jar) using C3. I have CDN 10-20, Premiers, sample pack of ECOs...suggestions please! I can single wick it using a CDN20 if that helps with sizing but would like to see the ht difference using a double wicked jar. TIA

Lonestar has great customer service....love their Early Sunrise and Ginger Lime, great throwers : )

They look and sound great...love your packaging! Almost time to restock ; )

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I read on the board about citrus sometimes smelling like fuel when burning, can anyone tell me if this is true on the Fresh Squeezed Oranges and why this might happen?

Can't wait to dump a bottle in wax! Gotta go these cute little bottles are calling me to open them up and smell them again...aaahhhh--I may be here all night... LOL

To avoid a fuel smell when using citrus based fo's, it's best to add them into wax at a slightly lower temp-175*...hth

They're beautiful!

Caramel Cheesecake and Orange Chiffon Cake are strong throwers...haven't tried the 3 you listed.

Love it!

The following work well in C3 and 3022...

Blueberry Cheesecake

Caramel Cheesecake

Pink Sugar

Pumpkin Zucchini Bread

Cranberry Orange Spice

Baked Apples

Bear Claws...hth

I tested LX, ECO, Premier, and went with CDNs...LX burned well but it mushroomed something fierce even when wicking down.

That's good to know. Now I'm really excited! I read that it's comparable to 6006 which I love, but I can't get a 6006 tart (whether mixed with something or not) to last more than five or six hours. I've ordered from people who use 6006 as their don't last long, either. Always trying to find something better

The 3022 is 70% soy, 30% paraffin so it does need a cure time...well worth it tho!

I love 3022 and use it for both candles and tarts. Makes a beautiful candle with great ct/ht and the tarts are strong and long lasting. For me, its much cheaper to purchase by the case directly through Clarus...hth

Love it, reminds me of our Sonoran skies.

AH/RE Dreamcatcher...most beautiful, unique scent I have tried, great ht in melts and candles (soy and soypara) hth.

They're gorgeous....especially love the Tuscan Melon & Apricot, impressive!

The Candle Source

Those look great! Haven't heard of that fragrance but now I'm intrigued!

Wow...it's beautiful! Love how you refinished the furniture, looks great

Yes, mix it with 415...try a 50/50 blend. For tarts, I personally increase the fo load to 10-12%, but I make for personal use so not concerned with cost. I dont use EO's so cant help there.

That's where the 'all natural' threw me...didn't think it could be so simple.

Thanks for the replies...the 'natural wax' and 'coated apples' threw me lol.