Wickless Candles How Do They Work?

#CandleMaking
Whats up Crafters! Are you struggling with wick testing your candles, and don't want to waste jars trying to get the perfect burn? Well these tricks might help you reduce your candle waste and get the right wick for your jars. How has your crafting journey been going? Let me know in the comments below.
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[@jenniferromanow572]

I am so happy I found your account, you make me laugh every video with your silliness ❤

[@minashah9933]

Your humour is elite

[@Monuments_to_Good_Intentions]

Thanks for the videos. Trying to get looking into this process.

[@sarahchartrand9398]

Yes the best Chandler! Woot

[@mirandaa6944]

I've never seen this wick method before but this is smart! Do you find the wicks move around when melting as they are not glued down?

[@thoopsy]

Hi! You did not tell us why we are doing this, just how to do this! As a beginner I can sort of guess, but it is not very clear. Thank you.

[@deezonyxde77]

Do you have to wick your candles the traditional way? Or can i pour my wax into my vessel then add the wick?

[@john3-16.]

Hello I'm interested in starting a candle business to sell at craft shows I'm in canada Ontario can you tell me what rules and regulations are required. I know for soaps bath bombs, etc you have to register with health canada. Are their rules for candles ? Thank you . Love your videos 🤍

[@Jeniveve]

If the eco 8 was too small for that jar, I think the 73 miiiiiiight also be too small and you should consider wicking up with the HTP. I use 100% soy though. Love your vids. You always make me laugh

[@DannyCrafts]

Thank you!! The HTP 73 worked okay, but I’d definitely stick with an ECO 10

[@almondflour4785]

Hi Danny! Is there A reason why you wouldn't stick the wick and then pour the wax like making a normal candle for testing? I just wonder why! Thank you!

[@DannyCrafts]

I should’ve explained this better! This way you can take the wick out if it’s too small or too big and then you can put in another one without wasting an entire candle

[@bhomasbhompson9967]

Holy shit. 4 divided by 2 is 2. Wow. No way.