Do i need to dip these in something or cut and use as is when making my own candles?
595180
I just cut it to the length needed then started the dipping nothing special need to be done
2236031
Its just some putty, tiny piece, and.i used some kind of wax you would use to stand a candle up, when i ran out to stick them, it wont harm paint.
2092398
Yes you cut them up but don't have to peel or core. I found the smaller you cut the item the less time you have to steam it.
843858
you can also use a hot knife or soldering iron. less chance of burning and very neat ends.
944518
Yes they need to dry longer or be cut thinner. The more moisture you leave in the more likely they are to mold or rot, and/or do so sooner. Don't necessarily expect them to be chip-like crunchy but not soft either.
1592457
I frosted the ones I baked for my little ones birthday and it was a pain but worth it. The ones I baked held together rather well so if you are careful you could probably dip them. As for the baking make sure that you put a circle of parchment paper in the top and then nonstick baking spray to prevent it from sticking and breaking the top tier off this will happen with non stick spray alone.
627794
They are folded up, so you have to carefully unfold them, and then attach a block of 'wax' (the stuff that burns). Not difficult, just a little tedious, each one takes maybe 2-3 minutes to prepare. We did it in advance so they were ready to be lit together.
1649830
Nooooo DO NOT CUT. The fibers inside will soak up more butane with each run you do. Very unhealthy. They have some pads that are all silicone, those can be cut/altered.
108145
yes. absolutely. I used it for my wedding cake and candles. I cut it simply. great product.
1446015
Yes, that's where I use them. Put it under the heat element. If you've never used anything like this before, you'll be very happy you purchased this item. Just pull the piece out from time to time and brush off.
1991571
You would need to use something to release the candles. It works very well for everything I have use it for.
2181723
If you will use the same tip for decorating with that whole bag of frosting, then you don't need a coupler. Just snip off the end of the bag and slip your tip into it then voila! Couplers are only really needed when you will be using various tips with that same bag.
615737
I make them often. They come out great - I use this instead of my oven, because my oven burns them, no matter what temp I use! They come out great with this.
2014472
Sorry...can't answer your specific question because I spray painted my candles with a light coat to match my decor... They turned out great...
214764
Depends how bad they are charred. You should be able to use them at least one additional time as long as they're not overly scorched.
571077
Yes, exactly what the person before me said. Just don't let the stick get too melty before you try to cut them.
2242858
I used these primarily in a candle warmer. I just put some on my hands (full strength) & it seems to work ok. I would probably dilute them to last longer & to cut down on the oil feeling on the hands.