Would this work for making beeswax votive candles? If not what size wick recommended for beeswax votives?
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Good Morning Crystal,I think i would work for a votive.This wick is slow burning and nice.
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First of all the candle holder would have to be the right size. These candles are 2 inches across on the bottom. I didn't have a colored votive holder big enough to try it out for you. I'm guessing here ~ I think they will shine through - but I'm not sure how much light you're counting on. Again guessing - if it is a cobalt blue holder the dark color might well dim the shine.
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Not that I know of. I used the aw500 wick in a common antique kerosene perfection heater. We have several glass and all metal perfection 525 with brass tanks. Wick worked in any of mine.
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I use mine with soy wax in a 8oz mason jar (about 2 1/2") and it's slightly too small. Once it gets low and I've burned it long enough ( about 6 hours) it finally catches up and creates a full pool.
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Hello MotherofAnAngel, I use these wicks in my soy candles in 6oz-8oz mason jars and they are perfect ... I get a nice even burn and it's the best one I have found so far. I use Eco-Soya CB Xcel - soy wax. Hope this helps!
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I don't see why not, I use it in my scentsy pot, heated aroma plug in, and witchhazel. Pretty safe I think ;)
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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 :(
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For my emergency candles i chose the medium wicks. I use half pint wide mouth jars which are 8 ounces. I use unscented soy wax which should burn 40 to50 hours. For a pint jar i think either would be ok, but I would probably use a medium. A large wick could burn too fast and just use your candle up quicker.
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I'm definitely not a pro candle maker so I don't know the technicalities of the wick but I can tell you that it worked very well for what I did with it: soy candles made in mugs. Seemed to burn very well and very clean and was easy to work with.
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This is a large refill size jar. I saved the regular sized(16 oz) containers and reused those throughout the house and they are just plastic tubs with open cutout screw on lid. I think anything would work as long as there is enough gel and top is wide enough typically 3 1/2 inches in diameter, votive holders may be too small to send enough into air to reduce odors but worth a try.
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I bought it to make soap and it works great. I believe it would do just fine for candles also. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it would work, as long as you don't mind only a 1/2" of plate showing around the candle. The plates actually are 4 1/2" across. It won't fit down into the recessed part of the plate though. They are really nice plates.
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It's a pretty powerful little tool. I'm sure it would work to light candles, but honestly, I think you should keep looking for something else.
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Suposedly the wick should work but the steel carrier is different. Check milestairs for more info . They have a whole link on it . Hope it helps you .
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I Use This Product For Candle Making And Homemade DIY Products And Trust Me The Heat Gets Very High. I Would Expect You Would Have No Trouble...
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I don't think so because the mold is very thin and deep and not flexible. It's hard plastic so it would probably be hard to get the wax out. I have to admit I'm wildly curious as to why you'd want a candle in the shape of a popsicle! But I think I would look for something made of silicone so you'd have some flexibility to it to get the wax out after out was hard.
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The original one that comes with it is 14 oz. I would imagine you can use this size or smaller... As long as it fits in the wax pot