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Offline riverbee

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Re: Scented Beeswax Cubes
« Reply #20 on: January 12, 2015, 10:30:27 pm »
LOL!, okay scott, you mean the "scent of pure beeswax"............?........... :D

thinkin of a movie here for an example but never mind i am working on scented beeswax cubes and plastic molds for the cubes............ :D :D :D

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Re: Scented Beeswax Cubes
« Reply #21 on: January 15, 2015, 07:41:43 am »
bakers, have you redesigned your 'voltage' recipe for the cubes yet?............. :D

Apologies for being slow to respond.  I remelted the remaining wax and duplicated the essential oils and amounts that I put in the first time.  I did get a better "throw".  You can at least smell it when you walk into the room.  If I do this again, I think I will experiment with some brighter scents, like orange or citrus or just cinnamon.  The evergreen forest combination I did is kind of dark, for lack of a better word.

I noticed my winter coat had picked up the scent.  I had left it near by during a melting session.   ;D

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Re: Scented Beeswax Cubes
« Reply #22 on: January 25, 2015, 01:11:35 pm »
Because it is a typical Kansas winter day( grey, cold, and everything brown) I thought I would try a little more experimentation on this subject.
I bought a pillar candle at the thrift store and melted it down.  I then added some essential oils to see what I come up with.  The paraffin is cooling in ice cube trays now.
I think those darned thrift stores know that people just buy those used candles to melt down and reuse.  It probably would have been cheaper to go buy paraffin.