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Has anyone heard of Nu-Scents?

Fri, 03/10/2006 - 14:59 — luvbug

I have been purchasing my products from Nu-Scents? I know there are a lot of places to purchase soy was - I was wondering if anyone knew if they were reputable and sell quality products?

Does it really matter where you purchase your products from? Do you need to continue buying from the same place or can you mix and match?

Also - Please let me know what all those numbers associated with wicks mean? I don't know which ones to buy.

Thanks for taking the time to READ AND RESPOND to my message. :P

LuvBug

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Wed, 03/15/2006 - 10:33 — luvbug

Thank you

Thank you for taking the time and effort to answer me back. I appreciate you telling me about all these neat web sites.

THANK YOU AGAIN,
LuvBug

Tue, 03/14/2006 - 17:04 — libertylover

Has anyone heard of Nu-Scents?

I don't know about Nu Scent. I did look their website over. They use
Cargil C3. Many people love C3. Then, others use other soy waxes.
I have only used Ky Candle Supply soy wax. Vickey sells her
soy wax for 3# for $3.00 or 50# for $37.50. I like working with it.
No soy wax if perfect. Everyone will have to adjust, no matter who's
wax they buy. Whoever anyone buys froms, I would suggest they
check to see if the supplier has a message board for help and
support from other chandlers.

Tue, 03/14/2006 - 16:55 — libertylover

Has anyone heard of Nu-Scents?

The information about the 3 numbers on the wick can be read on
this website. I wouldn't be concerned about any number but the
first.

Also read about how to calculate the burn time to test a candle.

Doreen in co-owner of Bittercreek North, Bittercreek South, and has recently purchased Bubbles and Lights.

Actually, I would recommend reading everything on the below website.

http://www.candlecauldron.com/burningquestion.html