Comparing FO's in soy to 4045H

[ScentsandMore]

I use soy wax and know that not all FO's work as well in soy but is it fair to say that if it works really good in soy that it will work good in the 4045H wax? Thank you.

[Fern]

I'd say yes to that. I started out using soy about three years ago and switched to 1343 and then 4045 and I've never had a scent that didn't throw in it...unlike the soy.

[momscandles]

You said you used to use soy and now you use some bunch of numbers. What do you mean you changed from soy you didn't like it?

[Kaybee23]

I have some FO's that throw well in my soy, but don't throw as well in the parasoy I have. I also have some that throw wonderful in the parasoy that won't throw in my straight soy. As to the the straight paraffin, I can't say. You should test a few FO's out for yourself and see.

[DanaE]

I've never had a scent that didn't throw in the 4045H, so I'd say you won't have a problem. If it'll throw in soy, it'll throw in the 4045H.

DanaE

[DanaE]

You said you used to use soy and now you use some bunch of numbers. What do you mean you changed from soy you didn't like it?

Some people change from soy because it doesn't always throw every scent. Soy can be picky and there's a lot of testing to be done to find scents that'll throw in each soy wax.

As for the 'bunch of numbers' - that's the wax's name. It's called 4045H, just like there's J223, and J50, and OK6228, etc. etc.. Most waxes are designated with numbers, not names.

DanaE

[momscandles]

Ok thanks for the heads up!