Does the package specify the melting point? Paraffin waxes melt in a wide range depending on the type, and I prefer a higher melting point.
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No it sure doesn't. It comes in a bag....mine didn't come with a label out anything.
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In my experience, it is the standard 76 degree melting point. Mine has been solid until that point.
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Vaseline tends to be soft, and melts at relatively low temperature. Plus, products containing a petroleum base can be a carcinogen. I use these containers to make homemade lip balm that includes bees wax, coconut oil, castor oil, almonds oil, peppermint oil and vitamin E. It is really easy to make and you can find recipes all over the internet.....just a suggestion. But, I love these containers, they work just like any store bought lip balm container. Hope that helps!!
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I used it in a wax melt warmer, but dont add water to make it last longer. it starts to snap, crackle and pop
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You have to get a wax tin to put in the warmer. Do not put wax directly into the warmer
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I am not really sure if I understand the question. The strip is a bit textured and I don't think it has any wax. The strips work fine.
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The Therabath maintains a fixed temperature that is just above the melting point of the wax. This way, the wax stays in a liquid state and ready for use (once it all melts initially). So, although the unit has an internal thermostat to maintain that temperature, there is no way for you to change that temperature setting.
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it melts at a lower temperature than paraffin - so it should work well .. but I haven't tried
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Cocoa butter is very temperature sensitive. I've ordered this three times and each time it had melted into one solid mass when it got to me. This doesn't bother me, since I melt it anyway.
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I don't know. I use it to thin my chocolate. paraffin wax may make it shine.
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I do it in an old cup in the microwave and keep a supply of wooden spatulas to apply it - one minute to start with on High and then perhaps another 30 seconds if it is not quite ready to apply - and take care, because it is quite hot so do a test on your hand. Don't heat too much at one time - a tablespoon of beads goes a long way. A proper wax melting pot is best if you can run to that but I find it convenient to do it this way.
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We do not but with our packaging technique we have not had any issues with melting, even on hot days. It is best, however, to wait to order if the temperature is extremely high.
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I wouldn't. But what you can do is you can put it in a bowl of hot water. It takes a while to get the wax melt and you have to keep the water warm.
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If the wax is solid, it may take anywhere between 5-12 hours for it to melt completely. If it isn't heating, the heating element may have gone bad. Contact Homedics for replacement info. Here is Amazon's link to the product manual: http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000006680.pdf
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I am not sure of this Cerepil blue wax at all. I can tell you that I figure it's like most melting wax machines, it should not be a problem. I feel like it would probably melt most of those sugar wax just fine. Hope this was of help for you.
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Unsure what you are asking.... These melt clear though.... hope that helps.
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Yes! I use my microwave to melt mine. I boil the jars, i pour my wax into, in a pot on the stove while the wax is melting. Always best for some reason to boil them. I think it makes a difference on how the wax cools down. Ive tried just pouring the wax straight in the jar without boiling. And the wax didnt settle right at all, as it hardened.