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Candle source oils for wax melts Hi,
Can anyone recommend any candle source oils that have very strong hot throw and are long lasting in wax melts? I use paraffin.
Many thanks x
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I so appreciate....
HTH Re: Candle source oils for wax liked that one.
Re: Candle source oils for wax melts Hello, Joanne
Off the top of my head, the ones the throw rub (not a good seller though), Black magic, and Cucumber melon.
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Once upon a time I bought candles in a sand bucket from the Pottery Barn outlet in NYC. Cheap, long lived (think they lasted me 8 years . Yeah but keep in mind back then I only used 'em intermittently) and easy to get.
They are now alll gone, the PB outlet...
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Mostly like these to burn my essential oils:
http://www.google.com/search?q=candl...w=1600&bih=796 essential oils:
http://www.google.com/search?q=candl...w=1600&bih=796 O ....totally diff direction is yer friend .
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I am low on candles. I like fresh, clean scents but I'm open to anything that's nice. What's at the top of your list?
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I feel like a slacker just sending baked goods when my son sleeps Candle - Pink Sands
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But my favorite was a gingerbread soy candle I received in a gift (awesome gingerbread soy candle)...
I wouldn't use it all year round...
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What was the first candle made from?
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No joke The first candle was beeswax but lamps were made with animal the movies about Arabian Nights or....
The ancients made a pot like you have seen in allIt was made out of beeswax .
Fats rendered into oils like whale oil and such.
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Candle supplies for sale I am downsizing my candle business. I have an assortment of supplies for sale.
Fragrance oils, silicone molds, plastic molds, a small amount of hurricane wax, a 3-tier cupcake holder, a metal holder for plastic bags at a sale....
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If you had to pick one Candle Science FO for testing I have decided that while I'm searching for the right tart wax(es) for me, I want to use the same FO in each test batch to reduce the number of variables. I know that still won't help me with future...
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Re: If you had to pick one Candle Science FO for testing I love their driftwood fragrance oil Candle Science FO for testing The first thing you should do is narrow it down to a few that YOU would the testing process if you are testing....
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Yankee Candle Fall scents! Ooooh! #1 hollow ...dancing, idiotically Join Date Sep 2009 Posts 916 Blog Entries 2 Yankee Candle Fall scents! Ooooh! – 05-12-2012, 05:52 AM Tweet
Apologies to mods- if this is the wrong forum please move...I looked thru the...
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05-12-2012, 08:02 AM Thanks for the info Hollow! My mom is a candle fanatic (and I'm quite fond AM Halloween Scream- you will NOT be disappointed! Apple Pumpkin is Yankee Candle's single greatest 05-12-2012, 01:09 PM ...And in other news....
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Posted 25 May 2009 - 12:52 PM
Interesting comparison as all old Jeep owners use lots of this stuff.
I am going to try the home brew, I am a big fan of Kano Kroil and it is costly.
Penetrating Oils Compared
Machinist's Workshop magazine actually tested...
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Penetrating....
I hear its a tad bit costly though Posted 03 of Kano Kroil and it is costly .
Wurth makes an amazing penetrating oil product..
CRC has the new "Freeze-off"...works pretty well...supposedly freezes by it. .
oil that works pretty well.
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I usually get evoo thats the cheapest but on Barefoot Contessa one day I saw her tasting different olive oils. I wonder if its worth getting a more expensive one or go with the cheapest. Also, I just bought Greek olive oil from the local Greek market ...
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candle- only way to tell would be to taste the oil first and decide if you likegood olive oil is like wine- the taste depends on the soil (location), the sun and rain that year really enjoying a cold pressed extra....
End extra virgin.
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What are the best oils to use in soaps? Honestly, there are so many oils to choose from I don't know where to start!
I"m really wanting a creamy yet mild soap. I really don't get all that dirty...
In my first batch, I used coconut oil, cocoa butter, shea...
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Re: what are the best oils to use in soaps....
I sometimes use the new Crisco, (containing palm).
Re: what are the best oils to use in soaps? I like coconut, Castor oil, palm, lard, rice bran oil, shea butter and olive oil.
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