Where would I find a candle warmer for this product? Can I just use popsicle sticks?
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I bought the GiGi wax warmer in conjunction with this product and it works perfect.Yes, you can use popsicle sticks but I recommend using a wider stick than a popsicle stick, to cover better surface area. You're gonna love it!
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I purchased the warmer on Amazon and the one I purchased is called the Satin Smooth Professional Single Wax Warmer. It works great. I think it was $34.95. I also purchased a container with various sizes of sticks that look the same as popsicle sticks, but in three different sizes.
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I have the Gigi wax warmer, which I see on Amazon for around $22. I purchased mine several years ago, but it still looks like the same model. I have been very happy with it. As far as using popsicle sticks, it depends on what area you are planning to wax. I would probably recommend the larger waxing sticks for larger areas of the body, including the bikini area. A popsicle stick may be too narrow in width, and it would take forever. You can always split the wider sticks (I just break them) into narrower sticks for areas like the brow.
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When I freeze them I put clips onto the sticks to keep them straight. This makes getting the lid off much easier. I dip it - 2 pops at a time - in a container with warm to hot water. The container is wide enough and deep enough to dip them all the way to the top (that's important, otherwise the bottom will melt and the top will still be stuck). Then I wiggle and tug on the popsicle sticks until I get them out. You can also just let them sit on the counter for a few minutes. The trick is getting them out before they start melting or getting mushy. Good luck!
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This product is meant to be used with a wax warmer like the ones made by Gigi. This is really the safest way to melt the wax and to get the best use out of this product.
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You can use whatever wax you'd like, however if you're going to put the wax either straight into the warmer or put the plastic container into the warmer, I WOULD NOT recommend this. The plastic WILL melt. If you have some way to maybe put it into a tin and then into the warmer, you'll be alright.
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They sell them at craft stores or any place with baking supplies. I'm sure you could also find more on Amazon. However, I've served them to the kids without the sticks with no complaints.
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I don't know , I do not own a wax warmer but if you are going to do that be very careful because it heats up in very little time, you don't want to over heated and burn yourself. Best of luck
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I use a wax warmer. I purchased on Amazon by the name of Melting Pot,they are great and just right for home use.
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I don't know i use soy wax candles. and that work great if you add some beeswax to the wick.
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Laura, I would think so if you melt candle wax by putting this over a pot with hot water on the stove. It melts the candy coatings fine so I would think it would work for candle wax too.
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No I cannot. I tried the popsicle maker 3 x and each time mine came out a mess that I donated 2 of them to Habitat for Humanity. I advise not to waste your money!
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Hello SK,Thank you for your question.We would recommend you to melt the wax in a melting pot or in the microwave.You may use any kind of strip, but this is a no strip disposable wax.We hope that we answered your questions, if you have any other questions please let us know!Hairsalonusa Customer Care
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ehhh i really wouldn't advise that. if you ever wanted to use any other type of wax, it'd be a pain in the butt to clean out. i'd recommend instead getting a tin can (maybe a coffee tin?) that can fit inside the warmer, and then putting the honey wax in THAT.
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Yes, you want to place the whole tin in the warmer. Only warm it on low because otherwise it will mess up the wax. Give it a try. It works great!!
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Have you tried the manufacturer of the crate? May want to.. If not, you could try going to a GFS (Gordon Food Service). They have small metal trays that just may fit the crate. I use their metal trays for candle making and the size I am speak of just might fit the crate. Hope this helps.
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Hi Patsy I don't know why a waxy candlestick holder is, but I bought the Panasonic vacuum. I lived 30 years i Japan and just reentered the U.S. I bought a cheap American vacuum called the Mighty Might. It was a total piece of junk; the parts fell off it and it did a poor job of cleaning. I missed my Japanese vacuum so much! I found ithe Panasonic on Craigslist, and it was cheaper than the worthless Mighty Mite(?) It is so well made and so much better than the other. I know a vacuum cleaner is a small thing, but when it comes to appliances, always go with the Japanese. I love it and even enjoy cleaning the house with it! Go for it. Elizabeth (boulder, Colorado)
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Try LED candles and see if that works. Those tend to not heat up as quickly.
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Should be for for regular candles, but It may warm your fingers a little if you try and light a candle in a jar like a Yankee candle. I wont blow up on you if that is your concern.