Tips on Swans Single Pours

innkeeper67 · innkeeper67

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outlawpinto · outlawpinto

I have made candles for a while and tryed soy wax as I like the way it burns. Then I made a batch and it burned way hotter than any of the others. So here I come give me some clues or name of a book to read so I can figure out what I may have done to cause them to burn hotter. As I have 50lb of soy I would love to fit thi...

hiamps · hiamps

Our Cb3, CB2 and CB30 all require being heated to at least 170 F if color is being added. Once color has been stirred in well we let cool to 160 F and add fragrance. Pouring can be done at 160 F or lower. Heating the container a little and allowing at least 6" between containers when cooling will stop most air...

tclark · tclark

I am hoping for some help with this wax. I am using Accu-Soy 10 for containers and am experiencing cracking in the wax. The cracks appear on the top on either side of the wick and/or on the bottom (near the wick tab extending out to the side of the container) and up the sides of the container. This does not...

Renayna · Renayna

When making container candles, I've found pouring your glass containers at 150 degrees will give you the most adhesion. Its also useful to heat your jars with a hair dryer or heat gun for 15 seconds before you pour. You don't want to get the jar hot, but warm to the touch so you don't have cold shock. Als...

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	furniture burn (Preview) I have made candles for a while and tryed soy wax as I like the way it burns. Then I made a batch and it burned way hotter than any of the others. So here I come give me some clues or name of a book to read so I can figure out what I may have done to cause them to burn hotter. As I have 50lb of soy I would love to fit thi...	outlawpinto	2	4351	Apr 9, 2010 by Renayna
	Single Pours (Preview) Our Cb3, CB2 and CB30 all require being heated to at least 170 F if color is being added. Once color has been stirred in well we let cool to 160 F and add fragrance. Pouring can be done at 160 F or lower. Heating the container a little and allowing at least 6" between containers when cooling will stop most air...	hiamps	3	3331	Feb 26, 2007 by Renayna
	Accu-Soy Cracking (Preview) I am hoping for some help with this wax. I am using Accu-Soy 10 for containers and am experiencing cracking in the wax. The cracks appear on the top on either side of the wick and/or on the bottom (near the wick tab extending out to the side of the container) and up the sides of the container. This does not...	tclark	2	5105	Feb 21, 2007 by tclark
	Pouring Temps (Preview) When making container candles, I've found pouring your glass containers at 150 degrees will give you the most adhesion. Its also useful to heat your jars with a hair dryer or heat gun for 15 seconds before you pour. You don't want to get the jar hot, but warm to the touch so you don't have cold shock. Als...	Renayna	1	4809	Feb 21, 2007 by Renayna
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