would this work on making candle wax tarts?
233411
maybe I use it in the oven at 350 so I would say that I could be used for making wax candle tarts
1728910
Sorry, I only used it for decorating.But I Don't think it could withstand cutting though a tart shell.
554143
I am sure it would cut it. Just wondering if the wax would build up on the cutter.
1877355
Yes, I use them to make soy wax tarts in, the wax is 150* when I pour it in, and have to actually drop them on the counter from a foot above to get them out. They are every bit as strong as a big tart pan. Not disposable at all.
615166
Soy burns cleaner than paraffin, I have used this wax to make my own kindle candles to start my wood stove. I have also used it to make candles and scented wax tarts to bring a pleasant scent to the house. I would highly recommend this product.
670181
Hhhmm....I *think* it would work - I guess it would depend on what type of wax and/or polisher you were using w/ the buffer though.
523603
I haven't tried it for this but, based on what I've seen it do, I doubt it. There would be no harm in trying. The waxy/oily component should be removable with acetone if it doesn't work
1438941
I don't see why not. It is a wax and won't hurt anything. I used this stuff on everything from cutting boards to my maple island, soapstone countertops to outdoor furniture and even my house trim indoor and out)..... anything wood. Wonderful stuff.
2034111
I wouldn't see why not, it works great for me to do samples for my Scentsy Business
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.)
663554
I wouldn't, because it's in a plastic container, and the plastic will melt. I would recommend getting a hard wax warmer.
3193
Yes! I have used it to make lotion, lotion bars, and lip balm. Love it! It does have a rich chocolate scent that is impossible to cover, so don't try. Use Shea butter instead. But the chocolate scent works really well combined with peppermint or orange. Basic recipe is equal parts butter (Shea or Cocoa) and an oil (coconut, olive) with beeswax (amount determines how firm the product will be). Best way to test a recipe is to start with small amounts, place ingredients in a small jelly jar, and heat in a pan of water until everything melts. Remove from heat, let sit for a few minutes and then stir in essentials oils if using. The jar becomes your storage container, so you don't have any cleanup.
214933
Yes, I use it for small tarts, it can be tricky though, since the tips are a little wide. I use it for piping mille-feuilles, tarts and cakes, it works fine and is accurate. I would recommend using a more narrow pip if you need to be really accurate.
1215212
I don't believe that would work. The wax really does not have much color to it.
790629
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.
1403888
I would think that it would work. I only use this in my scentsy burner. Good Luck! if you try it, I'd like know if it turns out ok. Ive been wanting to try soap making and this sure would make some nice smelling soap!
1037601
I don't see why not. Give it a try. I sued it for filling dainty pastries and it worked like a champ.