A little tip that I'd forgotten to mention... If you want to save a few bob on wax you could always visit your local charity shop and buy candles there. You can then melt those down and follow this process to make your own candles. You save a few bob on wax and you help a chairty while you're at it. Thank you for joining me, we're off camping again next time🙌🍀
Thanks a million, I wanted to make it as easy as possible. There's no need to over complicate things in my experience. I hope you're enjoying the weekend... take her handy 👍
Great video! My dad bought me an original one of these back from Canada about 30 years ago. I quickly burnt down all the candles (3) that were supplied with it, only to find nowhere in Britain could I get a replacement. When I eventually found a replacement, I found this company were like printer manufacturers and all the money they made was in these sodding expensive candles. I did try and go down the mold route, but that turned into a disaster. In the end the thing went under the sink only to be completely forgotten about, until of course now. Cheers!
Well I really hope that you can give it a new lease of life. That's class that you've had it for so long and even better that it was a gift from your Dad 👍🍀
I wouldn't have a clue but if you can't find any check your local charity shop. They might have normal candles that you can get cheap and melt down. It's a little tip I'd forgotten to mention
Thanks for that, the UCO candles are a rip off. When it cooled down & you topped it up in the middel, was that the wick low gap? I'll try & do it the Irish way here in Northumberland.
I disagree with one of your statements: the right way, the wrong way and the irish way. I'd say the irish way: do it your best, and it'll be grand - that IS the right way! Nice video though - I think I'll be trying this one myself!
A little tip that I'd forgotten to mention... If you want to save a few bob on wax you could always visit your local charity shop and buy candles there. You can then melt those down and follow this process to make your own candles. You save a few bob on wax and you help a chairty while you're at it.
Thank you for joining me, we're off camping again next time🙌🍀
Impressive, subbed, thanks .. 🙂👍
@@davidjacobs828 Cheers David 🙌🍀
That's brilliant will save me a fortune in uco candles, cheers fella 🎉
Great video Jason. You have a real talent for demonstrating and explaining things in a simple and humorous manner. Love the use of the everyday items.
Thanks a million, I wanted to make it as easy as possible. There's no need to over complicate things in my experience. I hope you're enjoying the weekend... take her handy 👍
Great video! My dad bought me an original one of these back from Canada about 30 years ago. I quickly burnt down all the candles (3) that were supplied with it, only to find nowhere in Britain could I get a replacement. When I eventually found a replacement, I found this company were like printer manufacturers and all the money they made was in these sodding expensive candles. I did try and go down the mold route, but that turned into a disaster. In the end the thing went under the sink only to be completely forgotten about, until of course now. Cheers!
Well I really hope that you can give it a new lease of life. That's class that you've had it for so long and even better that it was a gift from your Dad 👍🍀
great video Jason, well original and might give this a go! Keep up the good work.
Fantastic mate. Even collecting that little bit of snipped wick impressed!
I am loving the Irish way of doing things...thanks for the lessons Jason.
Love this!!!!!! We need more "How to" Rambling On videos. Simple, clear, encouraging. Well done Jason. Whats next?
EXACTLY …what he said
Cheers Alyn, whats next? I'm off camping 😄 I've no plans for other videos other than camping at the moment
A man of many talents Jason 🙌
Excellent
might well try it myself
That was a great tutorial! Easy to follow ☺️☺️
Excellent stuff, Jason. I almost thought you were going to make a cup of tea when you were starting on the candle.
🤣 I had everything there for the tea but there was work to be done 😁
Such a easy and simple thing to make thank you dude
No worries Andy, thank you for watching 👍🍀
Going to try this for outside our caravan at night
Not all heroes wear capes😂 Class job with the vitamin tube for the mold
@RossGregorymachines88 🤣 haha love it. Yeah I was looking for something handy to use and it turns out that it works really well, so happy days 😁
No, but he does have his underwear on the outside.
Thank you thank you for showing us this! I’m really loving this channel more and more! I’m a uco user myself!🤓
Thanks a million for joining me , we'll be back camping next week
Thanks Jason. Ill give that a go
That’s a class idea! The UCO candles are way too expensive for me. I’m definitely going to make my own from now on. Thanks, Jason. 🙏
No worries, thanks Monica 🙌
Lovely video, well worth the wait . Cheers mate!
Brilliant video. Can't wait to start making my own.
Awesome, the long-awaited video! Thanks for putting it out. Great presentation.
Thanks a mill 🙌
Brilliant Jason, geranium oil works well for keeping the dreaded cleggs away. Although I just put some on my clothes.
Brilliant. These are getting made for next year, for the house as well as camping! The vitamin drink tube is genius 🙂👍
Thanks a mill 🙌
Great bit of information Jason thanks great video like always keep up the good work love watching with me cup of tea
Cheers Adam 🍀
Great job. Good stuff and you make it look so easy
Lovely vid! Thank you❤
How's things Jason.
Nice little video there.
Enjoy the weekend
George
Not too bad thanks George, I hope all is well on your end... I'm in work doing my best to have a good day of it 😂 I hope your weekend is going well 👍
Delighted your doing this Thank You
Brilliant video jason. ❤ great skill and great to learn
Love it, thank you so much for your acquiescence to your viewers' request 🎉
No worries, I enjoyed putting the video together. Thanks a mill for watching 🙌
Thanks Jason brilliant video will defo try this out 👍
Thanks a million buddy
great stuff man. very refreshing
Nice one sir 👍
Thanks Jason. That looks straightforward. Where do you get the bees wax in Dublin?
I wouldn't have a clue but if you can't find any check your local charity shop. They might have normal candles that you can get cheap and melt down. It's a little tip I'd forgotten to mention
Nice one
Thanks for that, the UCO candles are a rip off. When it cooled down & you topped it up in the middel, was that the wick low gap? I'll try & do it the Irish way here in Northumberland.
Wick low gap ... damn, wish I'd thought of that! 😂
🤣 that was a good one. Just for the craic I checked out their beeswax candles. For five candles it would have cost £27 which is crazy money
check out the Uco Mini Candle Lantern with tea light 😊 much easier...
That candle wax looks like it came out of fr jacks ears😂
🤣 there's how I'll market these. This time next year I'll be a millionaire 😄
I disagree with one of your statements: the right way, the wrong way and the irish way. I'd say the irish way: do it your best, and it'll be grand - that IS the right way!
Nice video though - I think I'll be trying this one myself!
I'd lean toward the Irish way of doing things more often than not
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Love it, great video Sir!