Would this be enough if I used it in a candle?
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while i have to used it that way; it is a delightful and powerful scent. I use a copule of drops mixed with almond oil as a moisturizer with a drop of their Vetiver and get compliments all day long.
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I don't see why not, just make sure you use a tealight and trim the wick... i didn't have tealights when i first got it and tried to use a small candle and it just made the pot all sooty and went out.
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It's not really that wide. The candle would have to be tiny for it to work.
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It is maybe a little over a inch in diameter I don't see a floating candle working in these
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My experience is limited in candle making but I believe it would be too big.
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I dont think so. Since its made out porcelain its a while for it to get warm with the tealight. It would need a big light bulb and it would take some time to get hot enough to burn the oil.
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If the candle is a deep color it won't. After removing the wax you'll need to do oxyclean or bleach if it's a white fabric. Is just a wax remover.
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I had just a box of the original tea candles I bought at like target and there was enough to fill over 10. Keep in mind that was after the given candle mold and a whole identical candle. It makes a lot but it's only like a one time or two time use.
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No...it won't overflow if u use only one wax cube. The wax won't burn from the bulb...it eventually after several weeks would just evaporate/dry up I suppose.
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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!
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None of these would work in my opinion, but Amazon sells special dye in gold. Use the search box and type in "gold dye for candles" to see the results.
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As far as I know, you can use any essential oils for candle making, I found this WikiHow article: http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Candle-With-Essential-Oils
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There's a good chance it will mix however I did have to make a very thick mix to get it to glow well. Like most glow stuff, the initial 3-30 minutes can be very intense but quickly dies down to a more dim light that will last for quite awhile. If it's absolutely dark, this should work well, otherwise like most glow products, light will wash it out easily.
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Get a small spoon or ladle and put the wax inside of it, then wave the spoon/ladle over the flame of a candle. No chance of any scorching.
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Not really. A real wick would be black - but a black bulb would not emit much light. They do a fair job to at least try to make it look less like a light bulb and more like a wick, but you will easily know the difference. However, the bulb/wick is set down so you would not see it unless you were looking just about straight down into the candle. Hope this helps.
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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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A regular size floating candle will fit...the kind that have a plastic case around them. Otherwise they are too big and won't fit.