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im now a twister , thanks wade /

Using IG 6006 and getting so frustrated with jar adhesions and wet spots. Thinking about switching waxes but have abundance of wax left. Ugh…

I am new to this business but very excited! Thank you for taking the time to break it down in steps that are achievable! Hope to interview with in the future on the success of my candle business 🎉

Wow! That cheat guide looked so cool too! This was so helpful to watch

How do you know how the wick is going to burn accurately? Blending scents and not wick testing is what I’m afraid of.

I struggle with the melt pool myth when testing. I always try to do 1-2 hours and look at it then check again at 3 and see how its burning.

Great opening.

Hello, great video. I thought about this concept few years ago, like the painting or pottery painting places it’s all about the experience and taking home something you made. Love it…!

I just wanted to address what y’all said about you keep pushing through and keep posting content. I appreciate that, it looks like you posted this a year ago and I am now just seeing it. It’s great encouragement and insight to this business. So thank y’all for what you do here.

This was very helpful. Thank you

Love this video. Thanks for making it.

Hi, how to fix the wix.i am facing problems with both kind of wix, thread type wix or the wax wix. It does not set in when I try to make my candles.Earlier I use to make it with beeswax but recently, I tried making candle with paraffin wax but it's too soft that it does not come out that well. Is it good for jar candles or mold ones?

Great video Wade! Valuable to new makers!

Thanks Wade as a candle making newbie this has been informative

sheesh!...I just want to pour four little tealight candles...hahahahahaha.. 45mins ....Ill never get back..love ya

Thank you!! great info

hoping someone can answer this maybe dumb question in a timely manner lol. with these equations, im confused. im clearly using more than 16oz of the solid wax, when it melts it goes down to 16oz, same for when im using a 8oz vessel. are you referring to wax in its liquid state? thankssss

This was great! Thanks for sharing. What an impressive dude... Side hustle hitting 6 figures in three years out of a spare bedroom... Just fantastic. A lot of drive, passion and wherewithal. Inspiring.

I started watching your videos about a year ago+ when I first started my business. Spent all year testing trying many waxes and wicks and ensuring my candle is not only safe but theoretically correct in terms of wax/wick FO balance and not being pigeon holed into the terrible pretenses like “soy wax is safe” and “Paraffin blends are evil!” Almost ready to finally start selling product now that I am confident in a sound candle to sell. Thanks for all you do!

Bree, where do you buy your wax?

Hello, for the amber jar what wick did you use? 9 ounce straight sided jar.

Thank You Wade!

How many hours do you perform a burn test for in round 1?

Hey!! I use the CandleScience round 8ox tin which shows to be 3.125" across.. IGI 6006 wax, 8oz fragrance load, brown die. I have REALLY struggled getting a good Hot Throw. my test customers say they can't really smell it. Trying to hone in the wicking.. I have gone up as far as ECO10 which is probably over wicked. I have some LX22 and LX24's. Have HTP's and Zinc Cores.. Any suggestions on a direction for wicking in this size tin and IGI6006 wax?

I would love to know how you got started with youtube. What you used for a camera, mic and all that. I think it would be interesting!

Thankyou ..that was a well presented uncomplicated lesson session..awesome!

Adding too much fragrance made my soy wax too strong when burning and the wood wick soot a lot. I had to learn that the scents were strong and didn’t need that much.

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Im glad I jumped off the apricot coco wax - way too expensive.

Apologies if this is a stupid question, when testing FO load, do people just test in % increments or might there be a need for half % testing to find optimum load?

Great video. Would really like to see a video on vessel temperature throughout the life of the candle. There is a a lot of varying guidance out there but knowing best practices would be great. Example if a ceramic candle has a life of approx 30 hrs on a 3 wick candle and burns at a high of 130 during the mid cycle but then 150 degrees during the last burn is this ok?

Do you have opinion on California Candle Supply Wax

This was an amazing video, new subscriber for sure. 👍🏽 Thanks for making this.

Hi I have a question what is your thought on this wax hybrid coconut container blend luxury wax coco #21 accublend

Can you do a video update on the store?

I had to subscribe; the beginning of your video is exactly what I am going through at this very moment...

From where are those wick holders?

Hello, I really enjoy your videos. I was wondering if you could advise me on a decent essential oil and fragrance.

I’m so thankful I found your channel , I’ve been struggling finding the right wick for my jar and wax and I’m looking into your website now , I feel more encouraged

I use just soy wax I did a few pillar candles I made fab cold throw but no hot throw I used 10% fo

Fantastic video! You could easily do hours on the science of candles. I’m here for that! 😂 when I initially started the melt pool had me baffled. I didn’t understand how it could be a one rule fits all type of thing.

Wade, you got real mad about the melt pool rate haha - SAME

Long-time fan here. Thank you for this video! If y'all haven't tried the FOs he sells y'all should, great quality FOs and the 2oz sample sizes is perfect.

Thank u

Do all candles need a 2 week cure... I’ve heard yes others say no.

I’m thinking about purchasing a jar that needs to be double wicked. I have the premiere sample pack for testing. Do I use smaller wick sizes or do I stay at a higher wick x 2?

Well said, thanks so much for your insights- especially the melt pool info!

I saw a video that showed them setting the wick straight by waiting until the wax has set a bit, then pull the wick through the soft set wax until it's standing in the center. Is this a good way to set the wax without a wick clip?

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I’m new so I went Amazon and brought the candle kits is that good