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What's the BEST CANDLE WAX - pt.1 Candle wax guide
This video is a beginner's guide to candle waxes, covering the pros and cons of different types like paraffin, soy, beeswax, coconut, and rapeseed wax. The creator will test various waxes to help viewers choose the best option for their candle-making needs.
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Testing Golden 464 Soy Wax - Pt .2 Candle Wax Series ( What's the best candle wax)
This video tests Golden 464 soy wax, a popular choice among candle makers. The creator melts the wax, wicks it with three different types of wicks, and pours it into jars. They then perform burn tests to evaluate the wax's performance, including melt pool, wicking, and hot throw.
How to Choose Candle Wax//Candle making for beginners//Make Candles in your kitchen
This video guides viewers through the process of choosing the right candle wax for their needs. It covers the four main factors to consider: hot and cold throw, fragrance oil percentage, glass adhesion, and use. The video then explores the most popular wax types, including paraffin, soy, beeswax, and coconut wax, providing insights into their pros and cons.
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Remove Candle Wax With Hot Water // Becky Stern
This video demonstrates a simple method for removing candle wax from jars using hot water and a chopstick. The technique involves poking holes in the wax to allow the water to reach the bottom of the jar, melting the wax, and then scooping it out once it solidifies. The video also provides tips for removing labels and suggests ways to reuse the cleaned jars.
