can I use this for candle making?
837059
What a good idea! I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. Maybe make a small candle first and see how it works, before you make a large one? I think it would smell wonderful.
837060
You probably can but it might make you sneeze like crazy while the candle is burning!!!!!!!
837061
Hi Jennifer I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use the essential oil. You just have to use it sparingly.
1836831
yes you can but please note that they are very small not what I thought they would be. make sure this is the size you want. I never even used mine because I haven't had anything real small to make yet. but one day I will I am sure.
587957
It is for making soaps or body oils so I would think, no but do not know for sure. Hope that helps.
752076
Yes you can.. you can use any type of wax but you have to check that the container can fit into the wax pot... check the dimension of the wax pot against the dimension of the wax container... if the container can fit into the wax pot then you can use it. Y8u can buy the wax online from sellers at amazon...
987069
Yes, but a 2/0 works just fine for tealight (beeswax candle) , I use the #4 for larger beeswax candles (small tea/coffee cups, etc.)
287373
Most definitely you can! You would only need to cut the blocks to the size you are comfortable using. Melt and pour would be needed if you wanted the soap to be molded, scented, and/or colored.
2020039
I don't know why you would not be able to use it in soap or candles. I have never made either. I've seen Lemongrass scented candles on store shelves so assume they use the oil.
1438756
I'm pretty sure you can. I gave it as a gift and the recipient has told me it's been used to make tea several times.
987073
I don't recommend for a tea light candle. It will melt all of the beeswax within seconds.
1966168
Not sure what your question is. If you are asking can this material be used to make a mold in which you can pour a plaster, then I would say yes. This material is generally used to make resin parts, but I would think it could be used to make paster parts also.
696456
Yes indeed you can. Actually that is its most common use. I would recommend using a little bit of mold releasing compound if you are going to be casting detailed pieces. I average about 15 really good resin pieces from my molds when using this product.
2077026
As there aren't any controls for the heating temperature, I wouldn't use it for melting wax for craft purposes. I'm not a crafter but I wouldn't trust it.
122637
No, I would not put a flame candle in these... we hung small led lights with fishing wire in them and it worked great.
1274076
I have made a candel in a glass container that is 2 3/4" in diameter and when the candel burnes there is a 1/4" of wax left on the edge. So I guess if you want the wax to fully burn down you will have to use a small container. Oh an I used bees wax. This is just my experience I do not know the 'correct' answere. and this is the first time I made a candle. Hope this helps.
62641
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.
1390439
I don't think so. I tried placing a small battery candle (the ones for party centerpieces) and it wouldn't fit through the mouth of the jar and its a little shorter that that battery candles. Sorry, u may need a larger jar :(
1464603
Yes I think it can be used as a candle thermometer. It has the range of temperatures you would need. And it can be used in short or tall molds.