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02-18-2005, 01:11 PM #1
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Candle tutorial #4: Melting Wax
Ok now this is very important Do NOT do this with small children underfoot!
I always start melting my wax and do other things while that happens. Cut the wax into pieces. Mine are usually about 2 inches by 3 or so.... . I fill the can up, put water in the pan around the can - being very careful not to get water in the wax. About 1/2 way up to the top of the pan is enough water. I turn the burner up all the way. When the wax starts to melt you can add more wax to the can, but only a little at a time b/c you don't want the can too full. I always try to leave about 1/2 inch at the top.
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