Anyone using Ecosoya CB Advanced?

[arafuse]

Okay, this is probably a silly question but I'm a newbie so please forgive me. Is the Ecosoya CB advanced the same wax that Peak sells as Ecosoya CB135 or is that different? I'm in the process of testing and right now am using Cargills container blend. Any one have any tips or tricks with this one? Thanks.

Angie

[topofmurrayhill]

Okay, this is probably a silly question but I'm a newbie so please forgive me. Is the Ecosoya CB advanced the same wax that Peak sells as Ecosoya CB135 or is that different?

It's different. Ecosoya has 3 container waxes (4 if you count the old and new versions of CBA, both of which can still be purchased).

Here's the manufacturer's info: http://www.ngiwax.com/ProductInformation/Specifications.php

http://www.candlescience.com is a good source if you're anywhere near them, but there are many sources. http://www.candlesupply.com is a little more central.

[Ellie1974]

Well I have been working with this wax for about a month now and I have to say that I am pleased that I found an excellent peppermint and vanilla bean..from French Color and Fragrance..I have 3 more FO to test from them..will let you know how they come out...YIPPPEEEEE

[Gretchen]

I just checked out the web site for French Color & Frag. Guess you have to call them?

Gretchen

[scottopus]

You can get French Color and Fragrances from a couple of suppliers:

Early American Candle Supplies

Bitter Creek Candle Supply

[Henryk]

Funny you brought that up - I've always loved FC&F's site - to be such a big company that your site has one email link on it ! Early American has some more informative pamphlets on their dyes though and the guys there know alot about FC&F as they use it in their own candle manufacturing business so you may want to call them. Its been a while since I've used their FOs but I remember the "Fuzzy Navel" was really strong in soy. All the ones I've used were good - but they were all of the premium line which was the FC stuff.