The cost of these would be partially offset for some by the fact you wouldn’t need any cotton balls. Amy- you are the master at walking through ideas in a logical and connect the dot fashion. 💛
Patricia, you are too kind, I don't know about that but thank you. For me, the cost is just about the same as cotton balls. If I compare the cost of the cheapest cotton balls I buy from Walmart (even more expensive from Amazon), those cost a penny apiece and are small. I usually use 4 to 5 of them in a standard round dish, more in the larger dishes. I also use one paper towel across many dishes as I follow up the cotton balls, to give a final wipe - a small add. One of these parchment cups costs slightly more than a nickel, so the cost per dish changeout, for me, is just about even - plus much less aggravation! Maybe there are cheaper cotton balls to be found than a penny apiece, though. They start getting so small at the lower prices and then I end up using more...🤷❤️💞
This is a great tip Amy! I really like the fact that you can quickly and easily switch out scents without wasting wax or waiting for it to harden to remove! Fantastic!
Hi Brandi! I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop while trying these out, but they work like a charm. I'm really pleased! I'm going to try reusing them, as well. Thanks for watching sweet friend!! 🥰💞🤗
Hi Jeremy! Oh, I'm very eager to hear what you think about them! It's so easy that I'm shocked. Thanks for watching and please come back and share your impressions! ❤️🤗
Suzanne, that sounds like a perfect application - you can remove the scent and come back to it at a later time. I'm happy to say the mini's are also working beautifully in the plug-in warmers. 🎉❤️ Thanks for watching sweet friend! 💞🤗🥰
Hello Ky, thank you and I hope you will enjoy the parchment cups. I've continued to use both the large and the small parchment for several weeks now and am very pleased. I have had the odd bit of seepage from a few cups in my third box but the amount was minimal. This is still my favorite option. Please let me know how you like these If you decide to use them. Thank you for watching! ❤️
Ooo thank you Amy and friends, for some great ideas. The baking cup I used was too thick and didn't melt all the wax. Excited to track down some of the suggestions below😍
Amy, you’re a genius! Thanks for sharing this tip - I can’t wait to try it out. I’m really thrilled to hear it contains the glitter too. As pretty as it is, I hate trying to clean it out afterwards.
Jessi, you are very kind, I'm no genius but hopefully this will give everyone another option. I love the translucence. Deck Chair and Carol both came up with liner ideas so I'm indebted to them both!! Thank you for watching sweet friend! 🥰💞❤️
@@amysscentsandsongs Yes! Looks like the minis will be a perfect fit for the mini warmers at about 1 1/4” , might need a little finger forming depending on the little warmer. I have a few with a bigger circumference, a couple smaller. Excited to try these! I passes along your review to a friend 🥰
A brilliant suggestion Amy! I’ve tried heavy waxed cupcake liners but found that with lower watt warmers my wax didn’t melt completely. I didn’t think parchment paper liners would hold up but glad to hear that they do. I’m guessing that because they are a lighter material than what I was using my problem with unmelted wax will go away. Can’t wait to try them 🙂.
Thank you Diane and that's interesting about the waxed cupcake liners. I was also concerned about the waxed kind sticking to the dish. I was shocked and thrilled that the parchment didn't leak after 48 hours - and yes I think you're right, the fact that they're so lightweight really lets the wax feel the heat. Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words, Diane! 💞❤️
Great idea! Hey, I am excited to try that free pack of Scentsy cotton clean ups! I doubt that I would pay 10.00 for a bag of them lol. That’s to much for what it is.
I only have one clear glass warmer (Scentsy In the Clouds) but the parchment cupcake liner, which lets light shine through, is an amazing idea for it. Thank you Amy!!! I guess I should have mentioned before that the multicolor foil cupcake liners I order in bulk from Amazon are described by customer reviews as being very sturdy (I agree) and do not come with any sort of removable paper liner insert. In fact, the interior of each liner features a parchment-like lining but is a part of the cupcake liner itself. I can certainly see where the Reynolds cupcake liners sold in grocery stores would not be up to the task of melting wax for very long. The ones I use are definitely more sturdy. They can be peeled away from hardened wax and reused, but I typically just throw the cooled wax and liner out in the trash once the scent is gone from my wax. I am not sure if you have seen them, but there are for sale reusable, cardboard liners designed specifically for wax melting. They have a slippery plastic coating that prevents seepage and makes it super easy to use and remove hardened wax of all types. They don’t absorb much fragrance odor or color in my experience, but they are disposable and wear out after a while. They are relatively inexpensive these days, come in a range of color options, and I really like them. It is definitely easier to pick them up out of a hot warmer dish because they are quite rigid, unlike cupcake liners. They, too, are available through Amazon. But I am definitely going to get some of the genuine parchment liners you demonstrated. There are so many great, time saving options these days!
Carol, you are brilliant! That's two more ways to do it! Would you happen to have links to both the rigid foil ones and the cardboard ones? I can add them to the description up above. The rigidity of the ones you describe is an attractive feature. Thank you so much for sharing these, Carol!! 🥰🤗❤️
Carol - It looks as though UA-cam removed your link, but I saw at least the one for the foil cups you've used, and I will add the information in the description box above. Thank you so much!! ❤️🥰
Oh wow, I was wondering what happened to the links I sent. Oh well! 😂 The other type of liners can be very easily searched for. They are just called “reusable wax melt warmer liner trays”. They are for use with electric/bulb style warmers only, no open flames. There are a number of different brands, and some have more of a bargain price than others. I would just shop around and compare to find the best deals, desired colors and cheapest shipping.
Thanks for sharing Amy! What a great idea. I will definetly try the parchment liners. I tend clean my larger warmers using the hot-dump method but you mentioned you could reuse the liners, so I might try that. Particularly interested in the mini versions since I always find changing the wax in my mini-warmers to be the most challenging. Did you find the minis were as easy to use?
Hi Chantal! I am supposed to receive the mini-cups tomorrow (Sunday) and I will try them right away. I'll come back and let everybody know if they work in the Scentsy mini-warmers. Fingers crossed!! Thanks for watching! ❤️🤗
No effect whatsoever on throw - the parchment paper is very thin. These are used for baking so it's essential that heat be able to travel through them. Great question. ❤️🥰🤗
@@amysscentsandsongs I bought some of parchment cup cake liners yesterday at Walmart and put them wax warmer dishes yesterday and my two single cube wax warmer dishes were clean this morning.Thanks for the excellent tip.
@@FirstName67 oh that's great news, glad to hear they are working well for you. Honestly this has been a revelation for me! So easy! Thanks for letting me know, you made my day! 🎉❤️
Because I've been on a keto diet for 2 yrs now, I actually have some of these in my cupboard (in theory, I was going to make pumpkin muffins last fall using almond flour, which sticks madly to paper cups - hence the parchment ones). I also have these fabulous clear/white silicone cups that look identical to your white parchment. I can't seem to find them online - I bet they stopped production during the covid crap - but they are made by Wilton. I have a couple of warmers that are very similar to yours here in that they are glass & have that other-worldly top white dish. These Wilton cups look fab in them, as does your white parchment. I'm going to have to get on Instagram so I can share photos.
Despite breaking up the link, youtube hid the comment I added with a link to a photo of the clear/white silicone cups. I also added that mine have not changed color (yet, anyway).
Deck Chair!! I love that you have yet another option for us! Since UA-cam removed your link 🙄, I will look them up under Wilton and if I can find the white ones, I'll add them in the description box up above. Thank you so much, this is wonderful! 🤗🥰
@@amysscentsandsongs I hope they come back into production. Solid white ones can be found, but these are clear/white so they really do look fabulous. The photo doesn't really do them justice - you have to see them "lit up" just like the parchment looks different once it's "lit up." My parchment is brown 🤐but at least I can test out your great idea even though it won't be pretty 🤪
@@deckchaironthetitanic I'm sorry they hid the comment. I'm going to add a link to the Wilton pastel liners anyway. Thank you so much, you're a dear. ❤️🥰🤗
@@deckchaironthetitanic aww you're so kind - I hope you enjoy the parchment ones too. Your clear silicone ones sound lovely as well, because for me the light effect is a big part of the magic. Thanks again. my friend. ❤️🥰
The cost of these would be partially offset for some by the fact you wouldn’t need any cotton balls.
Amy- you are the master at walking through ideas in a logical and connect the dot fashion. 💛
Patricia, you are too kind, I don't know about that but thank you.
For me, the cost is just about the same as cotton balls. If I compare the cost of the cheapest cotton balls I buy from Walmart (even more expensive from Amazon), those cost a penny apiece and are small. I usually use 4 to 5 of them in a standard round dish, more in the larger dishes. I also use one paper towel across many dishes as I follow up the cotton balls, to give a final wipe - a small add.
One of these parchment cups costs slightly more than a nickel, so the cost per dish changeout, for me, is just about even - plus much less aggravation!
Maybe there are cheaper cotton balls to be found than a penny apiece, though. They start getting so small at the lower prices and then I end up using more...🤷❤️💞
This is a great tip Amy! I really like the fact that you can quickly and easily switch out scents without wasting wax or waiting for it to harden to remove! Fantastic!
Hi Brandi! I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop while trying these out, but they work like a charm. I'm really pleased! I'm going to try reusing them, as well. Thanks for watching sweet friend!! 🥰💞🤗
Great idea, thanks for sharing! I'll be ordering these today! I enjoy all your videos. Thank you for taking the time to chat with us.💜
Hi Michelle! Thank you so much, and I hope you enjoy using these as much as I am. Have a beautiful rest of your day! ❤️💞
As soon as I saw this video, I ordered some from Amazon immediately… cannot wait to try this out!
Hi Jeremy! Oh, I'm very eager to hear what you think about them! It's so easy that I'm shocked. Thanks for watching and please come back and share your impressions! ❤️🤗
Fabulous video, so helpful! Thanks so much🦋 and your warmer is really lovely✨
Thank you so much! I still love these liners. Thank you for watching! ❤️💕
Brilliantly idea Amy! I love coffee scents but really only want to smell it during the morning/day- o will definitely use this idea. Thank for sharing
Suzanne, that sounds like a perfect application - you can remove the scent and come back to it at a later time. I'm happy to say the mini's are also working beautifully in the plug-in warmers. 🎉❤️ Thanks for watching sweet friend! 💞🤗🥰
Thank you for this great tip! ❤️
Hi Jackie, you are very welcome. Thanks for watching and have a restful night! ❤️🤗
Thank you. My silicone liners leak a little. I like this method because you can have several fragrances in one day.
Thank you Clarissa!
Yes I like that about them as well.
Thanks so much for watching;
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I appreciate your explanations for the various options because I was about to use the cupcake paper (not parchment) option. Great video.
Hello Ky, thank you and I hope you will enjoy the parchment cups.
I've continued to use both the large and the small parchment for several weeks now and am very pleased. I have had the odd bit of seepage from a few cups in my third box but the amount was minimal. This is still my favorite option.
Please let me know how you like these If you decide to use them.
Thank you for watching! ❤️
Ooo thank you Amy and friends, for some great ideas. The baking cup I used was too thick and didn't melt all the wax. Excited to track down some of the suggestions below😍
Hi Rachel! I hope one of the ideas in the description box will work well for you. Life without cotton balls is my happy place. ❤️🤗🥰
Amy, you’re a genius! Thanks for sharing this tip - I can’t wait to try it out. I’m really thrilled to hear it contains the glitter too. As pretty as it is, I hate trying to clean it out afterwards.
Jessi, you are very kind, I'm no genius but hopefully this will give everyone another option. I love the translucence. Deck Chair and Carol both came up with liner ideas so I'm indebted to them both!! Thank you for watching sweet friend! 🥰💞❤️
Amy, thank you so much for posting this! There are some who I know are in a cotton ball shortage. I’ll be trying these, love the options! 🥰😘❤️
Becky, you are welcome! I hope you are having a peaceful weekend my friend! ❤️🤗🥰
I also added the mini’s to try.
@@OurHennHouse3 Becky I'm so excited to try those. I have two boxes of the minis arriving tomorrow - we can compare notes! 🤗🥰
@@amysscentsandsongs Amy, you are so sweet! I know, we have honey bees 🐝 We are having a lovely weekend. I”m wishing you a lovely weekend as well!
@@amysscentsandsongs Yes! Looks like the minis will be a perfect fit for the mini warmers at about 1 1/4” , might need a little finger forming depending on the little warmer. I have a few with a bigger circumference, a couple smaller. Excited to try these! I passes along your review to a friend 🥰
Hi Amy! Im excited to try this since I change my wax daily and sometimes feel guilty when there is still scent. Im excited to try these! Blessings
Hi Monica! I hope you'll enjoy this method as much as I am. I'm eager to hear if it works well for you. Blessings to you as well, Monica! ❤️🤗
A brilliant suggestion Amy! I’ve tried heavy waxed cupcake liners but found that with lower watt warmers my wax didn’t melt completely. I didn’t think parchment paper liners would hold up but glad to hear that they do. I’m guessing that because they are a lighter material than what I was using my problem with unmelted wax will go away. Can’t wait to try them 🙂.
Thank you Diane and that's interesting about the waxed cupcake liners. I was also concerned about the waxed kind sticking to the dish. I was shocked and thrilled that the parchment didn't leak after 48 hours - and yes I think you're right, the fact that they're so lightweight really lets the wax feel the heat. Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words, Diane! 💞❤️
What a great idea!! I placed my order already.
Michele, I hope you will enjoy these as much as I am! ❤️🥰
Great idea! Hey, I am excited to try that free pack of Scentsy cotton clean ups! I doubt that I would pay 10.00 for a bag of them lol. That’s to much for what it is.
Hi Robbie! I think the Cotton Clean-ups are amazing - but yes they are pricey. They're a little treat from time to time! ❤️💞
I only have one clear glass warmer (Scentsy In the Clouds) but the parchment cupcake liner, which lets light shine through, is an amazing idea for it. Thank you Amy!!! I guess I should have mentioned before that the multicolor foil cupcake liners I order in bulk from Amazon are described by customer reviews as being very sturdy (I agree) and do not come with any sort of removable paper liner insert. In fact, the interior of each liner features a parchment-like lining but is a part of the cupcake liner itself. I can certainly see where the Reynolds cupcake liners sold in grocery stores would not be up to the task of melting wax for very long. The ones I use are definitely more sturdy. They can be peeled away from hardened wax and reused, but I typically just throw the cooled wax and liner out in the trash once the scent is gone from my wax. I am not sure if you have seen them, but there are for sale reusable, cardboard liners designed specifically for wax melting. They have a slippery plastic coating that prevents seepage and makes it super easy to use and remove hardened wax of all types. They don’t absorb much fragrance odor or color in my experience, but they are disposable and wear out after a while. They are relatively inexpensive these days, come in a range of color options, and I really like them. It is definitely easier to pick them up out of a hot warmer dish because they are quite rigid, unlike cupcake liners. They, too, are available through Amazon. But I am definitely going to get some of the genuine parchment liners you demonstrated. There are so many great, time saving options these days!
Carol, you are brilliant! That's two more ways to do it! Would you happen to have links to both the rigid foil ones and the cardboard ones? I can add them to the description up above. The rigidity of the ones you describe is an attractive feature. Thank you so much for sharing these, Carol!! 🥰🤗❤️
Carol - It looks as though UA-cam removed your link, but I saw at least the one for the foil cups you've used, and I will add the information in the description box above. Thank you so much!! ❤️🥰
Oh wow, I was wondering what happened to the links I sent. Oh well! 😂 The other type of liners can be very easily searched for. They are just called “reusable wax melt warmer liner trays”. They are for use with electric/bulb style warmers only, no open flames. There are a number of different brands, and some have more of a bargain price than others. I would just shop around and compare to find the best deals, desired colors and cheapest shipping.
@@carollange5940 thank you Carol! I'm not sure why YT removes links in the comments, but there we are. Thank you again for these great options! ❤️💞
Thanks for sharing Amy! What a great idea. I will definetly try the parchment liners. I tend clean my larger warmers using the hot-dump method but you mentioned you could reuse the liners, so I might try that. Particularly interested in the mini versions since I always find changing the wax in my mini-warmers to be the most challenging. Did you find the minis were as easy to use?
Hi Chantal! I am supposed to receive the mini-cups tomorrow (Sunday) and I will try them right away. I'll come back and let everybody know if they work in the Scentsy mini-warmers. Fingers crossed!! Thanks for watching! ❤️🤗
does this change the smell like not such a great throw or so strong?
No effect whatsoever on throw - the parchment paper is very thin. These are used for baking so it's essential that heat be able to travel through them. Great question. ❤️🥰🤗
Those parchment paper liners are available in Walmart Canada $3.47 for one box of 60.
Thank you! That's great information. Thank you for watching! 💕❤️
@@amysscentsandsongs I bought some of parchment cup cake liners yesterday at Walmart and put them wax warmer dishes yesterday and my two single cube wax warmer dishes were clean this morning.Thanks for the excellent tip.
@@FirstName67 oh that's great news, glad to hear they are working well for you. Honestly this has been a revelation for me! So easy! Thanks for letting me know, you made my day! 🎉❤️
Because I've been on a keto diet for 2 yrs now, I actually have some of these in my cupboard (in theory, I was going to make pumpkin muffins last fall using almond flour, which sticks madly to paper cups - hence the parchment ones). I also have these fabulous clear/white silicone cups that look identical to your white parchment. I can't seem to find them online - I bet they stopped production during the covid crap - but they are made by Wilton. I have a couple of warmers that are very similar to yours here in that they are glass & have that other-worldly top white dish. These Wilton cups look fab in them, as does your white parchment. I'm going to have to get on Instagram so I can share photos.
Despite breaking up the link, youtube hid the comment I added with a link to a photo of the clear/white silicone cups. I also added that mine have not changed color (yet, anyway).
Deck Chair!! I love that you have yet another option for us! Since UA-cam removed your link 🙄, I will look them up under Wilton and if I can find the white ones, I'll add them in the description box up above. Thank you so much, this is wonderful! 🤗🥰
@@amysscentsandsongs I hope they come back into production. Solid white ones can be found, but these are clear/white so they really do look fabulous. The photo doesn't really do them justice - you have to see them "lit up" just like the parchment looks different once it's "lit up." My parchment is brown 🤐but at least I can test out your great idea even though it won't be pretty 🤪
@@deckchaironthetitanic I'm sorry they hid the comment. I'm going to add a link to the Wilton pastel liners anyway. Thank you so much, you're a dear. ❤️🥰🤗
@@deckchaironthetitanic aww you're so kind - I hope you enjoy the parchment ones too. Your clear silicone ones sound lovely as well, because for me the light effect is a big part of the magic. Thanks again. my friend. ❤️🥰