Wax Melt Wednesday - 3/27/2019 - Golden Brands 464

[@kfeil8788]

You didn't mention curing time?

[@summerswales7971]

What temps are used for melting, adding fo and pouring?

[@brendalaclair9109]

I was wondering why my wax melts came out really frosted now I know its bcuz I used the same wax but put them in clam shells. Thank you for the information

[@pamt2796]

Nice thanks we're do you get the sprinkles from is that wax sprinkles

[@ksmoove1864]

What is the pouring temperatures

[@barriekleinert9365]

I was wondering how much would these sell for. And what kind of label would you use.

[@jwrp]

Can dried flowers be used as decoration on melts safely?

[@meadfam997]

We use 464 and ours turn out great.

[@missme9496]

Me too. I don't have issues

[@ElizabethPerez-sf9me]

I also use 464 and they are great!

[@Jenni-wy3pw]

I use it for Scoopable wax,but I have never tried this I’m excited! How long does it take to cure?

[@JELOKARET]

can you use silicone molds?

[@chowder8802]

What about adding stearic for clamshell? I don't think snobs here will like cups :(

[@jillgross543]

Mix some bees wax in with your 464 and you can put them in clam shells. That's what I use to give the 464 some body to it without compromising the purity of the soy wax!

[@brittney-annbridges6593]

Jill Gross what ratio do you use?

[@tyshasmith3792]

Hi Tim what you think about using this wax for scoopable and squeezable wax melts because of the softness?

[@keriomasters3992]

Would you review Virginia candle supply wax melts wax blend next. I’ve been very curious about this blend

[@chadmikaels]

Hi Tim, the only issue I see with the single-use cups is recycling. Can you get ones that can be recycled? I have seen a company in the UK called Cozy Candles that use these single-use cups as samples and then a larger container that looks the same for their full size melts. One thing they said to me about how you use their melts is that you can scoop the product out of the container and put on melter.....so would that be something like a 464 wax that you could do that with?

[@TayaT.V]

How much would those sell for? I’d love to buy

[@nickbutler7935]

Like your channel Tim, as always well worth watching. A quick question though. How do you tackle cleaning the plastic jug. Cheers from the U.K.

[@DLSWV]

👍😉. Good thinks Tim.

[@sarahcp3107]

Do you sell any of the candles

[@jillgross543]

Awesome!

[@kimfromnewzealand8768]

Hey Tim, How long does the smell last when melting? Kim from New Zealand

[@dude81869]

Hey tim can you get some 1275 wax from candlesandsupplies.net and make candles and test them to see what you thing of the wax since there are now videos of house waxes from suppliers. Also please test it 4,8,16oz straight side jars thank you in advance. Great video as always

[@donnaknight4713]

Is 444 better for molds? I have always been told 464 was great for molds. I agree with you. I don't like it. But about to try 444.

[@Meredith471]

I use 444, but I add beeswax to it. I still get frosting, but they do pop out of the mold and clamshells without a problem. For 1 lb of 444, I use 2 oz of beeswax and that gives it the perfect firmness. The darker you want to make the color, the more chance of frosting.