Pour 300 Candles With Me In Less Than 30 Minutes

Missed info: Melt wax to 180 ~ add FO between 145-150 ~ pour between 128-132
E-Z Wick Setter Tool from Lonestar Candle Supply
Yellow wick holders are from C&C Candle Supply
FRAGRANCE PERCENTAGE CHART:
We've received HUNDREDS of emails requesting our Fragrance Percentage Chart that was created here at BrewMill Candle Company and has been a GREAT tool to help our candle making efforts easier. I've tried responding to each and every email but I can't keep up. I had to add it to our store so you can get one yourself.
For a copy of yours, please visit our website at www.brewmillcandlecompany.com and search FRAGRANCE PERCENTAGE CHART in the Shop. This will be a simple downloadable product and all we ask is you give a small donation that we will put towards our Animal Shelter Fund. Each quarter we give a percentage of our proceeds to local animal shelters to help an animal in need. Your donation will greatly help that cause. Thank you for your interest.
Here is a link to the fragrance sheet:
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[@xpeachesxsimmer]

Your voice is so soothing to listen to. I love how meticulous and detail-oriented you are, I love your process and i learned alot from it. thank you so much.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Awww thank you. You’re too sweet. I’m so glad you enjoyed. Thank you for watching and good luck in your journey.

[@georgianasalter]

Do you hv a link to that print out? ❤

[@lisamanning2585]

I am so very grateful to have stumbled across your channel 😃 I have made candles for years. However, I have MS and pouring has gotten increasingly difficult over time. Your use of the pancake pourer is the greatest of ideas and has been so helpful for me! Thanks so much ❤️

[@IMDEDE2]

EVERYTHING about your process is genius! EVERYTHING! Thank you for getting me excited about making the leap. I’ve been procrastinating for way too long…

[@TheCharya]

Using the pancake pourer is so clever! Awesome 👌

[@NeetsJustNeets]

This is by far the most amazing bulk fill video I've ever seen! I learned quite a few tips! Thank you for this!!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bobwilson7774]

I have watched so many videos on candle making the last few months, this ranks up there as one of the best I have watched,

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

THANK YOU

[@thedoubleboiler6971]

I was trying to come up with a faster process and came up with something okay, but this way is at least 10X faster. Thank you so much!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

You are welcome 😊

[@yoga_wine]

I just started making candles not to long ago. I've been watching lots of videos and came across yours and absolutely loved it. I love your eye for details. My next purchase will be the pancake pourer. looking forward to more videos.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Well, welcome to the candle making industry. Thank you.

[@jacquiericard5190]

You are so very organized. Well done 👌🤗

[@convenantcreations6017]

Thank you for your video. It makes things so easier when you have the right tools for bulk inventory. This has been the best ❤️ one for taking my candle business to the next level. I look forward to more

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Oh what kind words. Thank you. I’m glad my videos helped you 🥰

[@markbleu1744]

Great video.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

@@markbleu1744 Thank you 😊

[@itheeirishguy]

I've watched numerous video's on people making videos on candle making and this top them all. So much easier.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you so much.

[@cyannepeppermint9242]

Great instructional step by step. Love the calmness too!!❤️❤️❤️ thank you

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you.

[@lisasteelman]

Thank you for sharing, I love your whole process, I clean my pouring pots the same way. Your videos are so inspiring.

[@avharper8839]

Glad to have stumbled across this. New to this but I really appreciate you sharing your process, techniques, tools that make the pouring process more flawless. ….. everything about it….. thank you for making this video and sharing 😊 it’s soooo appreciated!!!!!

[@deneensaunders8673]

I love watching you work and the tone of your voice. Making candles is something I've been wanting to do for quite a while.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you. 😊 Hope you give it a try.

[@franmgalvez]

Ok I had to come back and say thank you! After watching your video, I decided to try blending 6006 and soy, as I wasn't fully happy with both of them individually. Looks promising! Also, I don't know why I didn't think of this, but cleaning everything with the heat gun + hot water... what a game changer. It feels a lot cleaner now wow!! Big thanks :)

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Oh I’m so happy this video helped you. Thank you for watching.

[@georgianasalter]

Your voice is so soothing. ❤

[@sebastiansanfratello1399]

out of everything i have seen to make candles i think your pancake poorer is one of the best ideas for candles.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

I literally couldn’t do this job without it

[@caseyjoe232]

❤❤❤Thank you so much very new to the candle community

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Welcome.

[@sinem.taskan]

Thank you for share everything about candle making step by step ❤

[@smprentiss]

I’m so inspired to start my own candle making business. Thanks for your beautiful presentation.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Oh how exciting! You’re going to love it! GOOD LUCK 🥰 and thank you for watching 😊

[@alittlebitofeverything2310]

I used to make sy candles , and will now def start back up again!

[@mariahrivera2210]

this was super informative and very entertaining to watch, thank you!

[@trinaandsmoke5139]

This video is amazing, your voice is meant for this……definitely a new subscriber

[@karissadwright8324]

Lovely video! It is much needed and appreciated, especially to newbies like myself! Thank you for sharing. I pray for much success and longevity for your business! ❤️☺️

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you 🙏 and same to you 🥰

[@ElremEnoch]

Thank you for sharing! I just purchased your percentage chart online. 💛 also I am 100% ordering those pancake pourers... Love it!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you and yes you’re going to love pouring with it. So much easier 😊

[@gaylemarquez1277]

I would love to get the chart but couldn’t find it on the site?

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

@@gaylemarquez1277 here’s a link to it. brewmillcandlecompany.com/product/fragrance-percentage-chart-digital-format/

[@apriljackson4435]

The pour thing is amazing ,I never thought about that .

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

It’s been a game changer for me 😊

[@cherylgrace2744]

I love your vlogs, I learn a lot from watching them. You have a good afternoon

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you 😊 I appreciate your comment. Thanks for following along. You have a great afternoon as well.

[@MellC]

Great video! Shout out all the way from Cape Town!!❤

[@ceemariejaye5453]

Excellent video and explanation. I’m so glad this video was recommended to me

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you and I’m glad it was as well 😊

[@habtamusium8646]

really it's fabulous work ! everything recipue,procedures , methods and skills clear n understandable , many thanks !

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you for your comments. I really appreciate it.

[@illbeback-24]

What a great video thank you for doing that video from start to finish that was awesome.

[@PrevMedHealth]

I loved it. I never made candles before. I felt like I was watching a documentary on it. The one time you mentioned “repetitive”(pouring hot water), really wasn’t at all.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Welcome to my channel and thank you for watching 😊. I appreciate your comments. The cleaning process portion of the video was (is) important to me as I’ve been asked ALOT about my process as this is an ongoing concern for Chandlers in our industry so I was thorough in showing how I do it without cutting anything out in the editing. I figure there’s always a fast forward option if anyone wants it 😊

[@Sweetbeez_]

Thank you so much for the preparation process no more mess !!! 🙏

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

RiGHT? ☺️

[@noahjohnson-escapeplan9514]

This was one of the most insightful candle making videos I have seen... Thank you so much!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Awww THANK YOU

[@yawahviskinda3038]

You really made clean up look so easy

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Sometimes my cleanup at the end of the day is draining. I’m tired by then and it would be so easy to just leave it until the morning. But by then everything is hardened and triple the effort, so I do this. And it is a bit time consuming but it’s nice to start each day with a clean work area and clean tools. I get a lot of questions on my cleanup so I went into more detail on this video on that. Thank you for watching.

[@jackiegladys2115]

This was so relaxing ☺️

[@PrevMedHealth]

I agree. One of the major attractions to candles is helping you relax. It's neat to have a can't-making video that’s relaxing as well!

[@teatimewiththewickedwarrior]

Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy watching your video. I love that you use the pancake pouring tool. Never thought to do that, definitely going to give it a go.❤

[@ycyc12345]

It's the voice...LOVE IT

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Aw shucks *kicks rocks* lol Thank you

[@MikesLife87]

Awesome video. Thank you so much for the advice and the tools needed. Definitely working smarter not harder.

[@alittlebitofeverything2310]

WOW! thank you so much, for sharing this video! the wick tool is a huge help, and want to purchase one. I also love the candle wax pour tool , and will buy one of those as well! Amazing helpful video!

[@tomanto4446]

❤ god bless your works ❤

[@dianahinton3353]

Hi, This is such an awesome video and very informative. I can't wait to change up some things. Your voice is very calming too.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you for watching and the kind comments 😊 My grandson tells me that about my voice all the time 🥰 My adult children would say it’s not the voice they were raised with 🤣🤣🤣

[@sminmonkey]

So helpful. Thankyou for sharing 😊

[@mary-ruthflores4107]

Those wax soaked paper towel make a great fire starter. I use to roll each paper towel and then twist them. Store in a ziplock bag. Then when I go camping I have nice fire starters

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Great idea!!!!

[@DiamondStanley]

Thank you so much for this video. I have been searching KZbin and the internet for the candle making tips and tricks for the last few weeks and I must say that I love your process. I like how everything is organized and streamlined the whole way through. I have subscribed to your channel and I can’t wait to see what else you have to offer.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you so much for watching and your kind words. I searched as well when I was starting and decided that it was time to help those just starting out as much as I can. I’m happy you enjoyed this video. More coming 😊 stay tuned

[@wandeeta3987]

I love the scent wax percentage sheet you have up on the wall, it makes it so much easier. How can I get one 😭

[@jcam1195]

@@brewmillcandlecompany can I get a copy too?

[@Phoenix14990]

@@brewmillcandlecompany hey can I have a copy of your scent wax percentage sheet too??

[@Melon_head24]

Can i have a copy too please

[@roseangeyomakomere7195]

Hi, can I get a copy as well😊😊

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

If I haven't already sent you one, go to our site to get your copy. www.brewmillcandlecompany.com. I've been OVERWHELMED with requests for this, and I have tried answering all emails. We decided to post it on our site as a downloadable digital copy for a small donation that we will put towards our Animal Shelter Relief Fund going forward.

[@bluelot7546]

this is the best candle video I have watched - can you tell me if you have tried pouring your fragrance at a high temp VS the low temp - which worked better thank you so much!!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Aw Thank you so much for this comment. This is exactly why I do this 🥰 So with THIS blend I heat to 180 on my Digiboil, but I set it to 176, I don’t know why it’s off but 176 gives me 180 from the tap. And I do not always empty it each day. Some days are small batch pour days and so I just turn it off when I’m finished. Re-heat next day, as long as I don’t leave it on and burn it, which I can’t do on the Digiboil, but you sure can in a double boiler, it’s always fine. I never put any additives in, no FO, no coloring, no Vybar, no Coconut Oil. Just wax. In fact I don’t even mix my blends in one Digiboil. I have four Digiboils with their own designated wax. All my blending occurs after the pour. Hope that helps with that question. Now onto FO and temps. With THIS blend I heat to 180, add FO at 145-150 and pour at around 130. This works great for me. I’ve done all other ways and this is our method for all pours with the soy paraffin blend. I was struggling with sinkholes with IGI6006, by mixing it with C3 and cooling before I pour, I get a great candle with smooth tops. Now with my C3, I don’t even use a thermometer anymore. Heat to 170, Digiboil set to 165, and I just pour, add FO, stir full two minutes and pour. No waiting, no temp checks. And it’s perfect every time.

[@ameraathena]

Excellent video! I definitely need to get a wax percentage sheet! 🤩 also so neat to see you’re from St.Albert!! I’m from Edmonton :)

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Awesome! Thank you! If I haven't already sent you one, go to our site to get your copy. www.brewmillcandlecompany.com. I've been OVERWHELMED with requests for this, and I have tried answering all emails. We decided to post it on our site as a downloadable digital copy for a small donation that we will put towards our Animal Shelter Relief Fund going forward.

[@trusal5512]

Thank you for explanation.

[@Shelovesdallas]

Wow!! This was a great video!! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@emilybudrawich2411]

Interested and intrigued to start making candles, and just wondering if your chart for scent - wax percentage chart is a general formula used in candle making or that of your own device.

[@anitamarskamp]

Compliments to you!!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you 😊

[@parulrathod2888]

Very informative video, Thank you for sharing. I want to know one thing, your morning batch had capped bottles, which you said, were still Warm. Can we put the cap on when the wax is not completely cooled? Pls tell me when is the right time to do so?

[@theloveyourfacegal2773]

Nice assembly line you have going :)

[@marykincaid7477]

This so cool would love to make these sented candles

[@morgz_tv]

Very informative video. Thank you! Was very relaxing and fun to watch.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you 😊

[@Lakes_David]

Great video. I'll be adding a pancake pourer to my shopping basket! What a great idea! Who'd have thought?

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Right?? It’s been a game changer for me! I’ve been using mine for so long now I couldn’t even pour without it if I tried lol

[@melindaduncan3073]

Paper towels are my friends!!! That and bowling water.

[@melloscentsations2257]

Your amazing just saved me so much mess thank you!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Glad I could help!

[@lisamcconnell9657]

Loved your video. It was very helpful

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you 😊

[@danahoward759]

You gave such great information. Really great video.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you

[@awldny2354]

Simply Beautiful.

[@phoenixofmotivation234]

Hi dear, Great video must say. Can you suggest me how do we design the label for which fragrance an from where do we get it printed.

[@FinnCapp]

Do you mind if I ask the percent blend you use. I've tried C-3 and IGI 6006 and both have things I do and dont like but am very interested in the blend you are using. If you would rather keep that to yourself I completely understand, I was just curious. Either way thank you so much for this video. I has alot of good information for us new people. Thank you again.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Oh I don’t mind at all. I blend 50/50, which results in approximately 65/35 blend. IGI6006 is 70% Paraffin/30% soy C3 is 100% Soybean wax Equal volumes of C3 and IGI would reduce Parafin by 50%. Therefore Parafin in the total mixture is 70% x 50% = 35% Parafin and 65% Soy. It’s a nice blend.

[@FinnCapp]

@@brewmillcandlecompany Awesome and thank you so much for the reply. Also do you use colors in your candles? I'm curious about if you have any problem with frosting at all with colors with that blend?

[@mishadiaries07]

Love this! May I ask the ratio of your soy and peraffin wax blend please?

[@apbxny216]

New subbie! I love your channel, you are very thorough; and your voice is AMSR friendly. Thanks for sharing.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you 😊 I’m drawing a blank…AMSR? 🤷‍♀️

[@PocketPisky]

Google says: Autonomous sensory meridian response, sometimes auto sensory meridian response, is a tingling sensation that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. I say Awesome Sounds, Much Relaxing. 🫠

[@agnieszkasabosz725]

Thanks 😍❤️❤️ I love your video ❤️

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you 🙏

[@FALLON_1111]

Could you please do a tour of your home basement kitchen/work station? I don’t care if it’s messy…. That’s actually better because it’s real! Fabulous work girl!!!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

I already have a tour posted. Check out my other videos 😊

[@MrHerks]

Great video. You’re the first maker I’ve seen pour your fragrance at that low temp. I’m curious how you found that works rather then pouring the fragrance in at 180’ish?

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thanks Jeff 😊 I tested 10 degrees at a time starting at 180 as suggested, I set my Digiboil to 176, this gets it to around 180, and breaks those molecules down. I found my candles get strongest HT and CT if I add the FO around 145-150 (I see I didn’t show that in the video, I only talk about pour temp). I POUR around 128-132. Once I add my FO, it quickly clouds over and reduces the temp to my desired pour temp. The reason for the test was the thought the higher temp (180) was burning off my FO, and after much searching I found the Alex Method (this is for soy but I thought I’d try it with my soy/paraffin blend) and this produces really strong candles for me. Heat to 180 ~ add FO between 145-150 ~ STIR A FULL TWO MINUTES to really bind that FO to melted wax molecules ~ pour between 128-132. This wax is a blend of 6006 and C3, I have four Digiboils. Two are C3 only, one is 6006 only, this third one is the blend. It’s a small amount of paraffin which produces a harder wax plus a stronger scent than straight C3, and a creamier finish than just 6006.

[@MrHerks]

@@brewmillcandlecompany awesome! Thanks so much for such a detailed reply :) I use 20% paraffin in my blend as well, what a difference it makes. I’m pouring a tester or 2 today and gonna try your method, it makes complete sense :) Thanks again! Such a great video!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

@@MrHerks Youte welcome and good luck 😊 I love all your products, you do great work! Keep posting, I’m a fan 😊

[@ellesnyder942]

Nice and informative video.

[@guylainelevesque3471]

Bonjour belle chandelle A quelle température mettez vous la fragrance? Comment faites-vous pour que la cire adhere a votre pot? Merci

[@arlishaedwards4850]

Love your voice! So soothing. Wh here can I find those stirrers?

[@Brightsidedalways]

So many great tips

[@sarahlouise01]

Thanks for the great video and so glad I found your channel! Please can you tell me how long you need to leave the candles before they're ready to ship out? Thank you :)

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

I cure my candies for three weeks.

[@sarahlouise01]

@@brewmillcandlecompany OK, thank you :)

[@investaminder5530]

Great job.

[@libbyrumary4939]

If you can see this. Where did you get these 3 spout glass measuring cups? Ty

[@dalebabbitt6185]

Very nice!!! Thank you.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank YOU for coming here to watch. Subscribe for more fun videos coming.

[@Sacred.Wisdom]

Thank you so much for sharing ❤. So glad this video showed up in my feed today as I learned so much from it. Would love to know where you sourced your multi-spouted beakers that you used for your fragrances?

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you, I’m glad it showed up as well 😊 I purchased those off Amazon.

[@pbhurke9087]

I love the neat top part of the candle, my wax usually cracks or breaks or tiny tunnel is formed. Is it the temperature of the wax?

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Oh I’m sorry, I missed this question. I’ve had that happen as well, I believe it might be the room temp. It’s nothing a heat gun can’t fix. It could also be the temperature you’re pouring at. Have you tried changing a few things?

[@sarahmallonee]

Thank you for sharing this was very informative and entertaining. I'm off to binge watch ur videos lol

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you for subscribing 😊 I’m glad you enjoyed it.

[@lazyles875]

Candle company 👍👍👍👍

[@Carol-ih7dq]

Brutal! El mejor video. Gracias!!!

[@bashayerqueen857]

Yeah and also I wanted to say that I will start my business at home what kind of stuff do I really need since I am in the budget what can you advise me

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

You need wax, fragrance oil, wicks, vessels, something to melt the wax, measuring cups, and a lot of patience testing and testing and testing some more. Good luck and have fun.

[@youngap6495]

I love your voice 😍

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you 😊

[@jerry_hawkins7164]

Newbbie here :) Everything i read says to add fragrance oils at or around 180-185 degrees. Have you found any real difference between adding in the 180 range vs 130, or does it have little to no affect on scent throw?

[@jseek2512]

I add at 150 with my soy 444 it throws better for me

[@jerry_hawkins7164]

@@jseek2512 thank you very much

[@VoodWorld]

Wow amazing

[@cwilliams8919]

Can you share how much wax of each you use? Is it a fifty-fifty?

[@signandshine]

Hi, where can I get those yellow wick holders which go over the jars?

[@jaqiofalltrades]

Curious where you got the measuring cups for FO. Love those!!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Amazon 😊

[@pinklove7371]

Hello How many candles per scent should a new small business have in-stock always, and at launch? Thank 😊

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

I’m not the right person to ask that question. I launched with 32 different fragrances. I have over 300 at any given time lol. I have somewhat of a fragrance addiction 🙈

[@fireanddesire804]

Great informative video! Quick question. Where did you get your yellow x wick holders? Thanks 😀

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you. I got those from Village Craft & Candle…I believe 🤔

[@simplyblessed_]

What size are these jars I just recently got some from Amazon and don’t know what size label to put 🥴🤣 love that paper u got with information of how much FO to use smart

[@Joe-os3vp]

This is really helpful, thanks! What do you think about the claims that paraffin is harmful? Also, do you use glasses or a respirator while you work? And do they need to cure at room temperature? Because I have a storage room attached to the house that is unheated and gets cold - would this not be a good place for curing and storage? Thanks again.

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Hi Joe. Paraffin doesn’t bother me. Nor does it bother 96% of my customers. In fact as a maker it’s simply the best wax IMO, I guess it’s why it’s been in candles since 1867. There’s plenty if reasons to hate it. There’s plenty of reasons to hate Soy wax. Also plenty of reasons to hate all waxes, including beeswax. I guess it depends on which manufacturer throws more money into campaigns to convince us the other is bad. All natural vs sustainable vs cruelty free vs toxicity vs humanity and labour laws…it’s all out there. My opinion is all wax is manufactured. And no candle is 100% safe. I don’t get caught up in controversy. I use all the best ingredients I can source with the information I’ve absorbed. I read everything. MSDS sheets, peer reviewed journals, federal regulations, I study manufacturing processes, then I make the best decision I can for my business and my customers. I’m an open book. At the end of the day I don’t try to upsell one wax over the other. I offer candles made by all of them. I provide as much information that I have to my customers and ultimately they decide. As for the cold room you have, I don’t think you should cure in it, but once they’ve cured I don’t see why you couldn’t store them there. I cure all my candies in a warm curing room. I keep it above 73.

[@Joe-os3vp]

@@brewmillcandlecompany Thanks for all that useful information, you've convinced me on the paraffin question. One more question, how warm does the manufacturing room have to be? Maybe I could put an oil heater near the candles while I work in the cold room. I just looked at your work room: impressive!

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

@@Joe-os3vp I’m thinking about your space and I love creative ideas to utilize the best space available. We downsized into this really small house after it underwent an extensive top to bottom renovation that we did ourselves. But it’s SMALL. So we’ve had to be creative as well. So I’m with you…let’s dive into it. So it’s not heated but is it insulated? Are you in a really cold environment? I manufacture AND cure between 70-73 degrees. How can you achieve that on your space? A heater is a good idea, electric would be pricey, fuel concerns me for safety, but that’s just me, insulation would most definitely be key. If you could get that room to stay warm OR build a large enough “box” to place your curing candles in for 3-5 days at minimum then you’d be off to a good start. I’d be curious where you land. Please come back and share 😊

[@Joe-os3vp]

@@brewmillcandlecompany Apologies if this is too detailed: I'm in England so the temperature varies a lot, but it gets icy cold in winter. The room is a later attachment with uninsulated, two brick thick walls (the roof has a thin layer of insulatuon) that I just used for storage and has a ' two floor high' ceiling, so is difficult to warm up. Three exterior walls. Moist air; problems with paint running and a bit of mould. I recently painted the walls and had them re-cemented. The roof is sealed. I just need to seal the door. Insulating the walls would be rather expensive but I could look into it. The plan was to just have oil heaters in there while I worked. I will need to take a thermometer in and see if I can maintain the right temperature for working in. If not I will have to think about wall insulation. It has a nice thick door at least. It's just starting to warm up now so I should make insulation a priority project. Storing the candles in the main house while they cure is not a problem, I have lots of room. If they got too many though I would need to put some in the cold room. I like your idea of a storage box. I really appreciate your help! I am taking notes for my file. Your own work room will be what I keep referring to while making my own.

[@Joe-os3vp]

@@brewmillcandlecompany Hello again, I was inspired to look into it and it wouldn't be that expensive to section off part of the room for a work space, put in a lower ceiling, and insulte. Then have an oil heater. Should be cosy after that. Does your room temperature fluctuate much (due to the melters)? Should I be aiming for a strict fixed degree of temperature or does a bit of variation not matter? And also, would I need to keep the outside door open a bit for ventilation? I find fans too noisy. Thanks for any help you can give.

[@onlyme250]

what is the name of the yellow clips that you used would like to order them for myslef i love watching your videos

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

They are wick centering tools I purchased them from C&C in Calgary years ago.

[@cynthiarigdon4157]

Nice job

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Thank you 😊

[@SweetSheridan7]

Hi 👋 what size pouring jug are you using & also what do you suggest when adding dried flowers to the top of candles at what point you think?

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

My pouring pots hold 4 pounds of wax. And I’ve never used dried flowers on mine. I think they’re beautiful but my insurance company says NO 🙈

[@SweetSheridan7]

@@brewmillcandlecompany thanks so much for your response

[@declanosbourne62]

Hi there. I like your Energy on how you do your candle business. I have a few questions to ask. First, I just started making candles myself in my kitchen on my stove top to be exact. I can only make two candles each time and it takes time. Those aluminum pitchers you have there, can you tell me where you got them.? The wick holder you put over the jars, where you got those and how much they cost.? Where you design your labels also?

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Hi there sorry for late reply, my aluminum pouring pitchers are from Michaels. The wick holders are from C&C in Calgary and I make all my own labels on Canva.

[@ItsJessie915]

So if your doing 24 candles at once how much wax would you need

[@stephanierodriguez951]

Wow this pancake pourer makes perfect sense! Can I ask what size this is? They sell 600ml and 1200ml. Ty for the content!❤

[@brewmillcandlecompany]

Hmmm...I've never checked. I just buy off Amazon and LOVE IT. I don't have a very steady hand and needed to come up with a better plan. This worked PERFECTLY.

[@latricejohnson3210]

New subie....subject.... was nice,made me wanna try something new.