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Help! Soy Candle Problems

Tue, 09/15/2009 - 11:13 — jnewport

I have been using Eco 135 container wax for containers and tealights and Eco pillar wax for votives and tarts. Problem is I'm still testing wick sizes and I keep reading and getting totally confused since everything says something differrent :) I was adding the fragrance just before I pour the wax instead of when the wax is removed to cool, is this correct? My containers seem to mottle and frost after burning 3 to 4 hours and then cooling. When they are poured they look good at that time. My votives are not burning right with htp 31 or 41 and I just tried 52 and it still seems to soft to burn properly. I am open to suggestions and can sure use any and all the help I can get. Also, what size wick do you think a 6 oz travel tin should use. I tried 83 & 93 and not happy with either one. Thank you, Jeanne

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Wed, 09/16/2009 - 07:51 — grubby19

wick guide

I pour my scent at 150 and pour at 125 as that is the recommended pour temp for the wax I use. You use a different wax than I do so I can't really say what you should do. Most of the posts I have read on this seems to have the same temp to add scent (150). As for your wicks go to candlescience.com and go to the wick guide. It will ask you the type of wax you use, type of candle and it will give you recommendations for what wick to use. Try that and see if they give you a different wick to use. Hope this helps!! Good Luck!!