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[@LisaKelly-cl2xn]

Thanks for sharing Jessica! I use the same method however I keep my larger pitcher on a hot plate to keep the wax hot before pouring. I agree with your method for the posh jars I also use the design in the cut glass as my pour line. Looking forward to your next video!

[@roundtowncandleco8579]

Thank you for watching! I wish all jars were as easy as the posh, but this method definitely works. I haven’t noticed any variations in the tops, so I don’t think the wax cools so much that it causes problems. I’m sure a hot plate wouldn’t be a bad idea though.

[@KocholateKoutureCo]

This is so smart!!! I’m definitely going to start doing this!!!

[@roundtowncandleco8579]

@@KocholateKoutureCo it’s been a game changer for me!

[@MaryLewis-z5t]

This is similar to how I pour. I call it micro batching. 😊

[@roundtowncandleco8579]

@@MaryLewis-z5t ooooh micro batching. I like that!!

[@hilaryquinn8673]

Cute jars!

[@roundtowncandleco8579]

Thank you! I love them. 😍

[@StephanieFields-v5k]

How do you keep the pouring temperature even when the big pot isn’t on the heat? Thx, I love your channel, you are super cute!!❤

[@roundtowncandleco8579]

@@StephanieFields-v5k first of all, you are the absolute sweetest! Thank you! ❤️ I use 464 so the pouring temp is between 135-140. I usually start pouring around 140, and whatever temperature is lost from start to finish isn’t enough to change the look of the wax.

[@erinhowell8537]

Where did you get those wick holders? I need them! 😂

[@roundtowncandleco8579]

@@erinhowell8537 they’re from Norden Candle Supply, and YES you need them!! Absolutely the best purchase for those bigger jars. I still use the good ol’ clothespins for my smaller jars. 🤣