How to PRIME candle WICKS? Why prime them? And when? The definitive answers | HowtomakeCandles.info

[@niloo_atribecalledlove]

Amazing! What a wonderful and clear explanation for a newbie! ✌🏽✌🏽

[@alangracias8890]

Very Good Video. Thank you.

[@laurad9412]

Thank you!

[@ReedazKemp-pz8rv]

Very informative thkyu Does this apply to wooden wicks?

[@khyatirana]

Thank you for sharing. It’s so informative. Do you know how to make flat wicks? Are these plain cotton threads of different thickness

[@jacquelinewagner6209]

I learned something new today. Thank you 🙏

[@HowtomakeCandles_Channel]

Thank you Jacqueline, glad I could be of help.

[@louel9272]

Thank you for this information. Very well presented! Liked and subscribed!

[@HowtomakeCandles_Channel]

Thank you Louel, very much appreciated! :)

[@babyg2cc2]

Can they be primmed with pillar palm wax?

[@freshfalcon3996]

Thank you. Is it same process for beeswax?

[@mahdiyehmahdizadeh1176]

Thanks. Wonderful

[@HowtomakeCandles_Channel]

Thank you Mahdiyeh! Appreciated!

[@kdh5448]

Love your video, however, if the wick got a lot of wax on it, will it affect the burning of the candle?

[@jessfernandes3711]

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[@glasgowjohn7831]

thank you, i take it you can just dip the wick in whatever wax your using like beeswax and colouring them was so simple im mad i didnt think of it

[@HowtomakeCandles_Channel]

Hi John, Not really, waxes like soy or beeswax are too tacky and would not penetrate the wick. I always prime my wicks in paraffin wax, whatever wax I'm going to use them in.

[@glasgowjohn7831]

@@HowtomakeCandles_Channel ah, ok. Im starting out and using beeswax but i'll get paraffin wax and keep some by for the wicks then. thanks