Just wonderful, I've been looking for "troubleshooting candle making" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Cenadoelyn Candle Contemplation - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my brother in law got excellent success with it.
I like how you reused the wick holder. 3:18 you poured the wax very HOT (still see thru) !!! Indentation on the top is caused by pouring the wax that was still too HOT. If you wait a few minutes to pour & mix the hot wax while waiting till it is cooler, not a clear liquid anymore, then pour it. It will solidify super flat on top!
At last instructions from start to finish. Good video. You made it look good. and easy. . As others have pointed out. no metal in micro. . Bad idea. Thank you.
ok no, the wick does not absorb any of the wax. It hollows in the middle because the wax was too hot when you poured it in. wait for the wax to cool a bit first, then pour it in :) also dont put metal in the microwave! (tin foil is also metal for anyone who didnt realise)
@Prairiedoggen yeah don't do it lol.. I stuck m jars with wax in a fry pan with water and I used a wick thread and dipped it into the tallest one.. then I cut it to fit and inserted it in each one while it was malleable enough. Pretty easy :) Sometimes I just stick another candle on top of the old wax and sometimes it just keeps burning and burning for a couple of days.. Be careful that the jar is tough enough because some of my salsa jars crack and catch on fire in the end lol
@Prairiedoggen someone batter you recently or are you a scorpio? it means to put it out under the moonlight to cleanse the energy. :) Nice to do in full , new moon or maybe one of the eclipses.. i normally dont bother with things, but am more interested in all this stuff now. you could sage it as well.. burn bay leaves or rosemary and smoke it.. whatever you feel.
If you want to make more candles than you have leftover wax, can you add soy wax flakes to increase volume? I have no idea what the leftover wax is made of. Thanks.
if you leave the wick on the roll.. and cut after.. you will save even more co friendly behaviour..other wise retain for a shirt candle with multiple wicks
The glue you using to stick the wax base is inflatable , so that is not a good idea all you had to do was take a lighted candle and drop a few melted drops into the base of the jar and hold the wax base onto it and it will stick in less than minute and also you cannot put the metal wax base in the microwave again that is a NO!! NO!!.
also direct heat to the wax will cause the wax to burn...you should use the two teir method...like put the wax in a pot...and put that pot in water...so much wrong info in this video
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No you don't put the wick holder which is metal in Microwave oven !!!!
Its funny how people comment on using metal in a microwave when she never said to do it. She did state you could use a microwave but make sure what you use is microwave safe. Use your ears folk and listen.
Oh hun, you shouldn't directly heat wax on the stove that's dangerous. Wax is supposed to be melted in a double boiler. You're also pouring the wax when it's too hot which is partly why you're getting that dip around the wick. And the bubbles in the other one are because you're pouring too fast. Please, get some more advice yourself before posting DIY videos, you could hurt someone.
You shouldn't be putting candles in the microwave! Metal components could be dangerous !!!
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Consuelo Mendoza what is waaalaa?
@@weeklystruggle4205 I think it is "voila" spelled phonetically
George Rudd yeah obv
Just wonderful, I've been looking for "troubleshooting candle making" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Cenadoelyn Candle Contemplation - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my brother in law got excellent success with it.
Metal in a microwave is an extraordinarily bad idea.
I like how you reused the wick holder. 3:18 you poured the wax very HOT (still see thru) !!! Indentation on the top is caused by pouring the wax that was still too HOT. If you wait a few minutes to pour & mix the hot wax while waiting till it is cooler, not a clear liquid anymore, then pour it. It will solidify super flat on top!
At last instructions from start to finish. Good video. You made it look good. and easy. . As others have pointed out. no metal in micro. . Bad idea. Thank you.
Uh, why did you put metal in the microwave??? I don't recommend doing that.
You are Amazing..doing good make beautiful candle
metal in a microwave is not a good idea...unless you want a new microwave
Lazy like you lol.. love ur soft voice, thank u for sharing
ok no, the wick does not absorb any of the wax. It hollows in the middle because the wax was too hot when you poured it in. wait for the wax to cool a bit first, then pour it in :)
also dont put metal in the microwave! (tin foil is also metal for anyone who didnt realise)
Jenna Chan just a correction the wax she is using is a shrinking wax not that she poured it wrong
Is it just me, or did she just put that metal wick piece in the microwave?
yep..some microwaves seem to be ok but I've never had one.. my candle splat evewhere in 5 seconds.. gonna use double boiler method
@Prairiedoggen yeah don't do it lol.. I stuck m jars with wax in a fry pan with water and I used a wick thread and dipped it into the tallest one.. then I cut it to fit and inserted it in each one while it was malleable enough. Pretty easy :) Sometimes I just stick another candle on top of the old wax and sometimes it just keeps burning and burning for a couple of days.. Be careful that the jar is tough enough because some of my salsa jars crack and catch on fire in the end lol
@Prairiedoggen No I havent but I'm sure they would work.. tall small would be nice as they may burn longer? and you don't have to fill them up high?
@Prairiedoggen Cleanse the vessel outsid with water under the moon after a wash with some soapy detergent :) nice to chat with you too :)
@Prairiedoggen someone batter you recently or are you a scorpio? it means to put it out under the moonlight to cleanse the energy. :) Nice to do in full , new moon or maybe one of the eclipses.. i normally dont bother with things, but am more interested in all this stuff now. you could sage it as well.. burn bay leaves or rosemary and smoke it.. whatever you feel.
You can pour boiling hot water into left wax and it will dislodge it all by melting it to the top...😁
Fabulous! I shall try 😊🎃
Many thanks for you help with re-using left over wax.
Using left over wax
I will DEFINITELY be trying this!
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IamSuave except putting it in a microwave lol
@@thesarahdilemma9752 But what if the microwave is the only thing they can use?
Saving the left over wic and reusing it!!!! Omg that's the advice I needed so freaking bad!
Thanks for the info
Very good thanks
Never use. metal in mirowave! Just freeze old candles & dig out old wax
Denise Lynn yep. freeze for about a half hour then everything pops out easily
hey can we melt the candle by the double boiler method
Kirti Caumul that is how I have always done it and it is very good because when the was starts to cool you can just put it back in the hot water
Wow! your microwave must've been firing like a nuclear reactor...
thanks for the awesome diy..saves a lot of wax
Thanks, great idea for expensive pet candles.
Great video thank you. And you're very cute fingernails decoration.
What is the glue that you used to keep the wick holder in place?
Great video
Thanks for that
I made a couple of candles and in each I have indentations in the middle, about half a finger. Does anyone know why this is so?
Thank you so much!!! Love your voice❤
If you want to make more candles than you have leftover wax, can you add soy wax flakes to increase volume? I have no idea what the leftover wax is made of. Thanks.
Thank You For Sharing
wow. this is such a great idea. thank you for sharing. i will start saving my left over wax so i can recycle.
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Mandisha's channel hi.. i can just mix all the different kinds of waxes in one go right? the smell won't be too strong is it ? ✌
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How long do you wait on average for the wax to cool down?
if you leave the wick on the roll.. and cut after.. you will save even more co friendly behaviour..other wise retain for a shirt candle with multiple wicks
Amazing thank you
The glue you using to stick the wax base is inflatable , so that is not a good idea all you had to do was take a lighted candle and drop a few melted drops into the base of the jar and hold the wax base onto it and it will stick in less than minute and also you cannot put the metal wax base in the microwave again that is a NO!! NO!!.
thanks that helped me a lot😀😀😀
Heating on the stove directly can start a fire.
What if its just a myth about the metal in microwave thing.!
Did anyone else get nervous when she put the metal wick holder in the microwave?....
i literally broke a scented yankee candle, thanks for vid, needs this
Me too 😭
Thanks for sharing...but please switch the microwave for a hot water bath !
also direct heat to the wax will cause the wax to burn...you should use the two teir method...like put the wax in a pot...and put that pot in water...so much wrong info in this video
No you don't put the wick holder which is metal in Microwave oven !!!!
You can buy 100 already made wicks on Ebay for about 99p, it would make it so much faster.
No one gonna comment on the fact that she let the hulk use her microwave?
the microwave buttons..
*Do NOT* put a candle in the microwave I put mine in and it almost exploded in my microwave PLEASE DO BETTER RESEARCH
Extremely dangerous!!! Wax in microwave danger of fire and explosion through vaporised wax, risk of severe burns!
Its funny how people comment on using metal in a microwave when she never said to do it. She did state you could use a microwave but make sure what you use is microwave safe. Use your ears folk and listen.
She literally does it in the video... It seems like you didn't watch the beginning?
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Dusty Dusty why didn't ya watch THE video before commenting?
2 or 3 hrs. oh my i can get the wax out of 8 jars in 15 min..with hot water not boiling boom!!!!
Oh hun, you shouldn't directly heat wax on the stove that's dangerous. Wax is supposed to be melted in a double boiler. You're also pouring the wax when it's too hot which is partly why you're getting that dip around the wick. And the bubbles in the other one are because you're pouring too fast. Please, get some more advice yourself before posting DIY videos, you could hurt someone.
the wick holder is made of metal so next time put on the stove in a pan or pot of boiling water.